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Originally posted by coyne coyne wrote:

Originally posted by irishmufc irishmufc wrote:

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Originally posted by Denis Irwin Denis Irwin wrote:

Argentina don't deserve to get out of the group and hope they don't 

Argentina don't even deserve to be in the tournament.

Didn't think things could get worse than they were under Bauza, Sampaoli did the right things dropping Di Maria and the other fella in central midfield (forgot name) but what's clearly evident is this isn't a team full of passengers, it's an entire squad of them.
 

Argentina are in the world cup because they qualified. They deserve to be there in fairness. 



They really don't. Messi and Mascherano deserve to be there, the other 21 are an absolute waste of a plane ticket.

You could actually see on Messi's face looking around thinking "Who are these chumps that I'm playing with" LOL


Mascherano is finished.
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Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

World Cups are no longer decided by gifted individuals. They're decided by organisation. 

That's because in 1986, players ran far less than they do now and there was far more space then. To create space now you need a system. A gifted individual is redundant without a system to bring the best out of them.

Argentina have the most gifted individual of any team and the worst organisation of any team. 

It's like the rest of the players are petrified of Messi, that they feel they don't deserve to be in the same team as him. Maybe he's at fault for that in some way, because he's a quiet individual, maybe somewhat aloof. 

But you can't get beyond the fact that the current Argentina team is muck outside of the attacking players. 

There used to be an idea, there still is with slow learners, that attack didn't need to be coached, that you just let your attacking players get on with it and win games. That's old hat. 

In international football, tactics are rudimentary compared to club football. There is no team which has a sophisticated attacking strategy like the Barcelona of Guardiola or the Liverpool of Klopp. 

Defence is easier to coach in a limited time frame. 

It's why time and again in this World Cup, we're seeing teams not being able to score and being frustrated by basic park the bus defensive systems. 

Teams like Iceland would be ripped apart by the Liverpool of Klopp or by Manchester City, Barcelona or Real Madrid. But Brazil or Argentina or Germany won't rip them apart.

Argentina have no strategy except give it to Messi. It's pub stuff. 



Which simply couldn't be further from the truth.

The likes of Biglia, Otamendi, Mascherano, Lo Celso etc are not by any stretch of the imagination "muck" and the main problem/problems with Argentina is that their system or lack of and manager are failing the players.

To put things into perspective Fazio had a great season at AS Roma, Rojo (granted can be very rash) was named in the World Cup's best 11 4 years ago, would still get into a lot of good clubs around Europe. 

Lets not forget here that Sampaoli isn't selecting players from Verona, Zurich or Molde etc.

To put his tenure into perspective, Argentina have played 4 different formations in their past 7 games and watch what will happen when they play Nigeria, they will more than likely change 4/5 players from tonight and possibly the formation.

When your team are struggling with confidence in regard to conceding silly goals, what do you do? Make your team hard to beat, by playing with 1 or even 2 holding midfielders infront of the fragile defence and a very structured system. 

Argentina are one of a few teams in world football who have enough attacking talent to beat anyone, but these lads aren't been given a chance by the way Sampaoli has the lads playing behind them. He's the very manager who will try fit players into the team who don't fit the system for the sake of it.

I agree with a lot of what you said btw, but the book falls at the managers feet on this one imo.
There are two problems - i) the personnel and ii) the system. Argentina aren't producing the same calibre of player they were, and there is no system. 

Mascherano was a great player, no longer.
Biglia is pedestrian. 
Otamendi is a bombscare. 
Maybe Lo Celso should have been in the team, but he's still young, inexperienced and unproven. 

Banega should definitely have been in the team.

Argentina don't have any midfielders starring for Europe's top club teams. Banega is probabaly the closest. There's no Redondo or Riquelme. Pastore and Lamela could have been those players, but they have never kicked on and aren't even in the squad. 

Midfields and defences win you World Cups. 

Argentina have no idea of how to organise either. The goalkeeping issue is huge too. Romero wasn't a great goalkeeper but he was solid. 

Sampaoli tried to play like Chile last night and ended up totally confusing both himself and his players.



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Originally posted by bhob bhob wrote:

Croatia have been the most impressive professional team in the World Cup so far

If I got this right they would play Denmark next (RU GC) but then would likely play the winner of group B (assuming they beat the RU GA) which is likely to be Spain.

I could see them beating everybody on that side of the draw bar Spain.... 

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Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

In international football, tactics are rudimentary compared to club football. There is no team which has a sophisticated attacking strategy like the Barcelona of Guardiola or the Liverpool of Klopp. 

Defence is easier to coach in a limited time frame. 

It's why time and again in this World Cup, we're seeing teams not being able to score and being frustrated by basic park the bus defensive systems. 

Teams like Iceland would be ripped apart by the Liverpool of Klopp or by Manchester City, Barcelona or Real Madrid. But Brazil or Argentina or Germany won't rip them apart.

 
This is a good point when you think about it.
 
In several games in this world cup I've expected the bigger fancied nations to hammer smaller/weaker teams, and I can't think of many occasions when they've won by more than a single goal.
 
 
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The first goal last night was key. Argentina are far too brittle. Once they conceded, they looked beat. 

I would have loved to see a strong attacking Argentina team contributing to the World Cup but they have been poor. It's a shame as neutrals should want to see the best teams and players doing it on the big stage. 

I applaud Icelands organisation and work rate but I'm not as excited by the prospect of watching them trying to stifle the life out of opponents in the knock out rounds. 

Now Spain v Croatia in the Quarters would be some proposition.  Hubba hubba 
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There is a whole host of issues with Argentina at the moment and all the obvious ones have been mentioned already, but the most important one is that the manager hasn't a clue what he is doing. Somebody mentioned that they played the same system that got them to the final four years ago and that is nonsense. It isn't even the same system that got a draw against Iceland last weekend. Yet, for all changes from a three to a four and dropping Di Maria, it was still a team split between defensive players and attacking players. The antithesis of 'total football' if you will and the pressing game almost nonexistent, certainly when you compare it with the much vaunted tactics of other modern managers like Guardiola and Klopp.
The Argentina team that got to the final in 2014 was extremely had-working, incredibly organised and designed to get Messi in space around the edge of the box. It would appear here the tactic was little more than to give him the ball anywhere and expect magic. It is incredibly crude  from Sampaoliand, while Sid is correct in saying that space isn't there in football the way it was in '86, a million miles from how Bilardo got the best out of his star man.

There will also be the usual comparisons between Messi and Ronaldo and between Messi and Maradona which will have , I assume, already begun. Just to give a little bit of context here, and aside from the superior tactical plans put in place for both players by their respective national team managers, the way all three players are regarded in their homeland was very different. Ronaldo was a god in Portugal long before the Euros win, if Portugal had gone out in the groups he would still have been a huge source of national pride and this gives him a platform to perform. In contrast, Messi was voted the best player in a World Cup finals and his nation seemed to collectively shrug their shoulders and focus on him, and not the team, losing the final.
Similarly, Maradona's club allegiances in Argentina were often ignored when he went to Europe and he was loved as Argentinians could see 'one of their own' in him in his style of play and personality. While Messi's style of play is Argentinean in style his personality is not. The fact that he moved to Barcelona so young and is so quiet and unassuming means he is seen as European and why the constant barbs are made about him only caring for Barcelona and why he retired after the Copa America miss in the shoot-out. Every time he takes the field Argentina expects him to win the game for them despite this indifference to him as a person. Somebody mentioned that he looked burdened during the anthems last night and he unquestionably was.
Maybe it would have been different had Higuain scored that chance four years ago, but I still don't think he would ever have been truly loved or treated as a national hero.
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Imagine having that amount of talent in your team to be that sh*te
 
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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

There is a whole host of issues with Argentina at the moment and all the obvious ones have been mentioned already, but the most important one is that the manager hasn't a clue what he is doing. Somebody mentioned that they played the same system that got them to the final four years ago and that is nonsense. It isn't even the same system that got a draw against Iceland last weekend. Yet, for all changes from a three to a four and dropping Di Maria, it was still a team split between defensive players and attacking players. The antithesis of 'total football' if you will and the pressing game almost nonexistent, certainly when you compare it with the much vaunted tactics of other modern managers like Guardiola and Klopp.
The Argentina team that got to the final in 2014 was extremely had-working, incredibly organised and designed to get Messi in space around the edge of the box. It would appear here the tactic was little more than to give him the ball anywhere and expect magic. It is incredibly crude  from Sampaoliand, while Sid is correct in saying that space isn't there in football the way it was in '86, a million miles from how Bilardo got the best out of his star man.

There will also be the usual comparisons between Messi and Ronaldo and between Messi and Maradona which will have , I assume, already begun. Just to give a little bit of context here, and aside from the superior tactical plans put in place for both players by their respective national team managers, the way all three players are regarded in their homeland was very different. Ronaldo was a god in Portugal long before the Euros win, if Portugal had gone out in the groups he would still have been a huge source of national pride and this gives him a platform to perform. In contrast, Messi was voted the best player in a World Cup finals and his nation seemed to collectively shrug their shoulders and focus on him, and not the team, losing the final.
Similarly, Maradona's club allegiances in Argentina were often ignored when he went to Europe and he was loved as Argentinians could see 'one of their own' in him in his style of play and personality. While Messi's style of play is Argentinean in style his personality is not. The fact that he moved to Barcelona so young and is so quiet and unassuming means he is seen as European and why the constant barbs are made about him only caring for Barcelona and why he retired after the Copa America miss in the shoot-out. Every time he takes the field Argentina expects him to win the game for them despite this indifference to him as a person. Somebody mentioned that he looked burdened during the anthems last night and he unquestionably was.
Maybe it would have been different had Higuain scored that chance four years ago, but I still don't think he would ever have been truly loved or treated as a national hero.
Interesting points.
 
Another possibility is that this generation grew up idolising Diego Armando so everyone want's to be a #10. Hence sh*te defenders and keepers - no Passarellas or Daniel Killers (what a name for a Latin defender).
 
A similar accusation was aimed at Brasil in the 80's and 90's that they all wanted to be Pele or Jairzinho, hence we got the Zicos and Eders but sh*te defenders and keeper who couldn't keep bees.
 
Dunphy's point last night about South American leagues being pillaged at a young age is valid too.
Brasilians and Argies losign their footballing identity.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

World Cups are no longer decided by gifted individuals. They're decided by organisation. 

That's because in 1986, players ran far less than they do now and there was far more space then. To create space now you need a system. A gifted individual is redundant without a system to bring the best out of them.

Argentina have the most gifted individual of any team and the worst organisation of any team. 

It's like the rest of the players are petrified of Messi, that they feel they don't deserve to be in the same team as him. Maybe he's at fault for that in some way, because he's a quiet individual, maybe somewhat aloof. 

But you can't get beyond the fact that the current Argentina team is muck outside of the attacking players. 

There used to be an idea, there still is with slow learners, that attack didn't need to be coached, that you just let your attacking players get on with it and win games. That's old hat. 

In international football, tactics are rudimentary compared to club football. There is no team which has a sophisticated attacking strategy like the Barcelona of Guardiola or the Liverpool of Klopp. 

Defence is easier to coach in a limited time frame. 

It's why time and again in this World Cup, we're seeing teams not being able to score and being frustrated by basic park the bus defensive systems. 

Teams like Iceland would be ripped apart by the Liverpool of Klopp or by Manchester City, Barcelona or Real Madrid. But Brazil or Argentina or Germany won't rip them apart.

Argentina have no strategy except give it to Messi. It's pub stuff. 



Which simply couldn't be further from the truth.

The likes of Biglia, Otamendi, Mascherano, Lo Celso etc are not by any stretch of the imagination "muck" and the main problem/problems with Argentina is that their system or lack of and manager are failing the players.

To put things into perspective Fazio had a great season at AS Roma, Rojo (granted can be very rash) was named in the World Cup's best 11 4 years ago, would still get into a lot of good clubs around Europe. 

Lets not forget here that Sampaoli isn't selecting players from Verona, Zurich or Molde etc.

To put his tenure into perspective, Argentina have played 4 different formations in their past 7 games and watch what will happen when they play Nigeria, they will more than likely change 4/5 players from tonight and possibly the formation.

When your team are struggling with confidence in regard to conceding silly goals, what do you do? Make your team hard to beat, by playing with 1 or even 2 holding midfielders infront of the fragile defence and a very structured system. 

Argentina are one of a few teams in world football who have enough attacking talent to beat anyone, but these lads aren't been given a chance by the way Sampaoli has the lads playing behind them. He's the very manager who will try fit players into the team who don't fit the system for the sake of it.

I agree with a lot of what you said btw, but the book falls at the managers feet on this one imo.
There are two problems - i) the personnel and ii) the system. Argentina aren't producing the same calibre of player they were, and there is no system. 

Mascherano was a great player, no longer.
Biglia is pedestrian. 
Otamendi is a bombscare. 
Maybe Lo Celso should have been in the team, but he's still young, inexperienced and unproven. 

Banega should definitely have been in the team.

Argentina don't have any midfielders starring for Europe's top club teams. Banega is probabaly the closest. There's no Redondo or Riquelme. Pastore and Lamela could have been those players, but they have never kicked on and aren't even in the squad. 

Midfields and defences win you World Cups. 

Argentina have no idea of how to organise either. The goalkeeping issue is huge too. Romero wasn't a great goalkeeper but he was solid. 

Sampaoli tried to play like Chile last night and ended up totally confusing both himself and his players.




Sampaoli had at his disposal a squad more than capable of winning this group or at least qualifying as runners up with miniumal fuss, whether you agree or not is fine. 

The names I've rattled off would still grace a whole host of teams in this competition whether they're past their prime like Mascherano or inconsistent like Rojo.

You've said Otamendi is a bombscare, yet he's operating at the highest level in club football.

How can you explain why a 35 year old Kari Arnason a player who couldn't start for Aberdeen out performs Otamendi? It's rather simple, which you're fully aware of I'm sure is that the manager has him and his team mates playing to their strengths. Unlike Sampaoli at Argentina.

I just think it's a cop out to say "ah their players are sh*te"

For me personally when I see Fazio perform so well for Roma this season, Otamendi done fine at City, Lo Celso emerged as an exceptional young talent etc you have to take into account that these players aren't playing for the likes of AIK, Hearts or whoever but in very big to the elite clubs.

Just because they aren't at the level of Ayala, Redondo, Crespo etc doesn't mean they can't be competent as a team in their own right and even half resemble a good international side because they most definitely have the players to make a quarter final.

Rulli despite being in and out of the Sociedad side this season is a good keeper, couldn't believe when he wasn't selected. Cabellero is a joke figure what the f**k was he thinking. 


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Originally posted by Bob Hoskins Bob Hoskins wrote:

Messi blameless as always Ermm, in the first round of games he ran the leastof every outfield player in the tournament. They were awful in the last world cup and I hope they go out in the groups. 

Germany to join them be great for the tournament 


Salah runs the least amount of any Liverpool player in every game bar the keeper of course!

It would be interesting to see Ronaldos stats too.

Ronaldo and Messi ran the least in LA Liga last year. Both have changed their game substantially, act lazy, then turn it on in bursts when needed.
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A completely hypothetical and probably pointless argument but what do you reckon Diego Simeone could get out of this Argentina squad? 
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Not sure if this is true yet, but reading tweets that Sampaoli was the only one to turn up to Argentina training today
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Originally posted by Gary McKay Gary McKay wrote:

Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

Not sure if this is true yet, but reading tweets that Sampaoli was the only one to turn up to Argentina training today
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Messi pulling an Evra ?
 

Rumours circulating that players want Sampaoli sacked before Nigeria game after comments he made after game in regards to the team not helping Messi
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Originally posted by lassassinblanc lassassinblanc wrote:

Originally posted by Gary McKay Gary McKay wrote:

Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

Not sure if this is true yet, but reading tweets that Sampaoli was the only one to turn up to Argentina training today
LOL
Messi pulling an Evra ?
 

Rumours circulating that players want Sampaoli sacked before Nigeria game after comments he made after game in regards to the team not helping Messi

They want BURRUCHAGA!!!! in charge apparently 
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Originally posted by lassassinblanc lassassinblanc wrote:

Originally posted by Gary McKay Gary McKay wrote:

Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

Not sure if this is true yet, but reading tweets that Sampaoli was the only one to turn up to Argentina training today
LOL
Messi pulling an Evra ?
 

Rumours circulating that players want Sampaoli sacked before Nigeria game after comments he made after game in regards to the team not helping Messi

So Sampaoli is taking charge of the Nigeria game then as we know what happens to 95% of the rumours posted on YBIG LOL
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