I too must say I feel bad for my blue friends and I must say GN, is actually the first one to blame. If we are to put forward history as alibi, then Parvin who won multiple titles with PP in the past, is also a capable coach by today's standards also and if he doesn't deliver, he's not to blame.
GN, has chosen the many players they have bought, he has been with the team since the end of last season apart from knowing Esteghlal inside and out, he's the one who's prepared the team and he's the one who decides who and what system they should play.
It's time for him to realize, that the outdated 3-5-2 isn't working anymore. When he last utilized this and won the league, most of the other teams where playing the same system, but that's not the case anymore and most of the IPL teams have abandoned this system.
He's got the material. He has possibly the most complete squad in the league at his disposal. The passion is there, from both players and even GN himself, but the game plan simply isn't working. They run alot and put pressure on the opponent, but there's not much thought and varaiation behind it. The only obvious plan I could see was to try and send as many long balls as possible and hope one of the guys upfront would head it in. All the energy was focused on areal play, despite having fast. technical players like Jabbari, Heydari, Majidi, Amirabadi and Akbarpour who could do some serious damage if the ball is kept on the ground once in a while. They scored a goal but that was an "out dasti" and that IMO was useful at the time, but shouldn't have dictated the gameplay from that point on, but did.
I think EsEs had more chances before the equalizer, when they had more variation in their attacks, than after.
GN, has chosen the many players they have bought, he has been with the team since the end of last season apart from knowing Esteghlal inside and out, he's the one who's prepared the team and he's the one who decides who and what system they should play.
It's time for him to realize, that the outdated 3-5-2 isn't working anymore. When he last utilized this and won the league, most of the other teams where playing the same system, but that's not the case anymore and most of the IPL teams have abandoned this system.
He's got the material. He has possibly the most complete squad in the league at his disposal. The passion is there, from both players and even GN himself, but the game plan simply isn't working. They run alot and put pressure on the opponent, but there's not much thought and varaiation behind it. The only obvious plan I could see was to try and send as many long balls as possible and hope one of the guys upfront would head it in. All the energy was focused on areal play, despite having fast. technical players like Jabbari, Heydari, Majidi, Amirabadi and Akbarpour who could do some serious damage if the ball is kept on the ground once in a while. They scored a goal but that was an "out dasti" and that IMO was useful at the time, but shouldn't have dictated the gameplay from that point on, but did.
I think EsEs had more chances before the equalizer, when they had more variation in their attacks, than after.
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