Greenery Heavyweight

Chapter 443 Self-salvation - retro-style tactics

The team only lost 2 games, and Mansour decided to change the coach. This decision, it seems that Mansour made it too quickly and hastily.

However, if you have a deep understanding of Mansour's inner activities, it is not difficult to find that, in fact, it is too late for Mansour to change the head coach now!

At the beginning... Forget it, let’s not talk about the beginning, let’s talk about now!

In fact, Mansour really doesn't mind if the team loses against an absolute European power like Real Madrid.Not to mention, in this game, Crystal Palace's loss was not too ugly. It was just a 1-0 away game by Real Madrid, not a bloodbath by the opponent.

So what was the reason that prompted Mansour to make a firm decision to replace Friedman?The fundamental reason lies in the team's tactics on the field.

But anyone with eyes can easily see that the crux of Crystal Palace's disadvantage in the first half of this game is the incompatibility with Yaya Toure and Modric.

As a pure fan who doesn't know much about techniques and tactics, Mansour can see it. He doesn't believe that as a professional coach, Friedman can't see it. 1

In the end, Friedman's substitution in the second half fully proved that he knew this problem a long time ago. [

Well, speaking of this, I believe it is not difficult for everyone to understand why Mansour replaced Friedman!

Because, when faced with such a situation, as a capable head coach, he will quickly make Yaya Toure and Modric compatible through his own means, and if he is a courageous coach, when faced with such a situation, Will be firm and only use one of the 2 of them until the 2 are compatible!

It's a pity, it's a pity, after today's game, Friedman confirmed to the world that he is neither a capable head coach nor a courageous head coach, so his departure is a matter of course ,Is not it?

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In other words, Mansour is ready to replace himself in the near future. Today, he finally figured out how to deal with the compatibility issue between Yaya Toure and Modric. Friedman, who is very happy, doesn't know at all.

I called Li Yi alone and consulted with Li Yi. After Li Yi talked with Yaya Toure and Modric in the previous match between Tongli and Liverpool, I combined myself with a recent study of a book for some years. In his book on coaching tactics, Friedman believes that he has found a very clear direction for the current Crystal Palace.

This tactic, Friedman called it [retro scavenger tactic].

Anything, with the precipitation of the years, must be developed and advanced. In football, technical and tactical things are obviously the same.

Otherwise, you can't explain, if a tactic can really be used until now, why most people in the world will selectively ignore them.

So, is Friedman going back more and more, not hesitating to use the ancient tactics that are even more rubbish than the tactics used by Crystal Palace now, so that the team can lose consecutively quickly and strive to end get out of class as soon as possible?

How can it be!If you really think so, Friedman won't have to wait for so long.

But if not, Friedman's retro-style tactics won't work on the court?

Well, the fundamental reason why Friedman is happy and proud is that although a complete retro-style tactic is definitely not advisable, Friedman firmly believes that after his own adjustments, he will soon be able to play in the team. Improving retro-style tactics will definitely improve the team's actual combat ability to a higher level!

So, what is Friedman's so-called retro-style tactics?

To put it simply, the core of the new tactics that Friedman came up with is to make the free men who have gradually disappeared, to a certain extent, be reborn! [

Of course, this rebirth is definitely not a simple copy of the original freeman tactics, but a reverse retro.

Before specifically explaining Friedman's so-called free man's rebirth tactics, first of all, I have to mention what this so-called free man is.

Libero, in football terminology, is synonymous with sweeper, the former is translated from Italian "lbero", and sweeper is translated from English "sweeper".The origin of this tactic can be traced back to the 20s and 30s. Its position is between the goalkeeper's back line, and its role is to "sweep up" teammates' defensive mistakes and opponents' attacks.

The first great free man was Ivano Brasson who joined Inter Milan in 1950, and the first team to carry forward the free man was also Inter Milan.In Herrera's "big international era", the free man is Pizzi.Compared with Brason, he is no longer a pure defensive sweeper. The Italian media praised him as "the pass is never random, and his vision is superb". In fact, he is a commander who turns from defense to offense. Pizzi's passes always found them when he and Facchetti were on the same wing.

The free man's spring began in the 70s, and the representative star was Beckenbauer. "Football Emperor" is not satisfied with the function of the classical scavenger. He believes that "I am at the end of all the players and have the widest vision. I can see the overall situation that they cannot see. If I assist and step forward, the route I choose will be unexpected."Therefore, when his own team was attacking, he rushed out from behind the central defender, or dribbled forward with the ball, disrupted the opponent's defense, or used the pass to guide the team's offensive direction. In one fell swoop, he defined the "modern free man" - also known as For "thettkngsweeper (offensive sweeper)".

Headed by Bei Huang, Libero has been popular all over the world since the 70s. Famous players such as Tresso, Cirea, and Brown have emerged. Even the Netherlands with Total Defense also has Kroll.How popular is it? In the 1973 Champions League final, Ajax and Juventus each had a free agent. The former was Hulshoff and the latter was captain Salvador Ray.Until the 90s, free people gradually died down, and Summer was considered "the last great free man".There are still sporadic teams using free agents in the following European Cups and World Cups, but it has died out as a trend.

After talking about the original freeman tactics, the next step is the key point!

That is, what is the free man [reverse retro] in the core of Friedman's tactics?

The free man is "(our side) stay behind when keeping time, and move forward when attacking", while the reverse retro is just the opposite, "retreat when attacking, and move forward when keeping time".Specifically, the single defensive midfielder is in front of the defense line during defense and performs its original duties. This has not changed; when changing from defense to offense, the two central defenders pull apart to the left and right, and he retreats and embeds them. His role is similar to that of modern free men. It's a lot like: using the wide field of vision to feed the attackers upfield and the wide players on the wings.On the football field, it is equivalent to a quarterback.

This kind of reverse retro has begun to emerge as early as a few years ago.Tactical historian Jonathan Wilson points out that under Guardiola's Barcelona, ​​Yaya Toure and Busquets played this role successively.In addition, the Shakhtar Donetsk in the 2007-2008 season, the Polish midfielder Lewandowski (not Dortmund striker) is also the same

Well, speaking of this, I believe everyone already understands why Friedman was able to develop such a super tactic that obviously does not match his ability!

That's right, after considering that Yaya Toure, Modric, and Sneijder are just like the Barcelona midfielders Yaya Toure, Iniesta, and Harvey in Guardiola's time, Fernando Redman fired Guagua's tactics.

Of course, it is said here that Friedman copied Guardiola's tactics, which is correct, but not completely correct, because after studying several Barcelona games day and night, Friedman still incorporated some own new ideas.