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After years where we saw teams get success with parking the bus (Chelsea under Mourinho, Leicester, Atletico, every team last Euros etc.), it will be good for football if we get some more offensive teams doing well. I get the impression Pep is just good with the media rather than a genuinely nice guy and I've never liked City, but if Pep's football can get them some trophies I think that will be good for football (especially if he does well in the CL). If Wenger can get Arsenal to play like them good old days it will be great too, but I hope that every year after a few good games in vain. Klopp doing well at Liverpool would also be nice.
Also, not that anybody cares about the Dutch competition, but Ajax, after Frank de Boer played a more conservative style averse of risk - which is worse than losing in the Netherlands -, appointed a wannabe Pep Guardiola as coach who yesterday lined up a hilariously offensive lineup; 4-3-3, with 3 attacking midfielders and a winger as LB. Schöne, who was originally an attacking midfielder and who has played as a winger last couple of years was the deepest midfielder. Despite abysmal defending they overclassed the opponent so much in attack that they still won with big numbers (5-1), but if he keeps sending these ridiculous lineups unto the pitch there will be some ugly losses. Anyway, at least Ajax football has been more fun to watch this year than it ever was under De Boer, which is why they appointed him........
Also, not that anybody cares about the Dutch competition, but Ajax, after Frank de Boer played a more conservative style averse of risk - which is worse than losing in the Netherlands -, appointed a wannabe Pep Guardiola as coach who yesterday lined up a hilariously offensive lineup; 4-3-3, with 3 attacking midfielders and a winger as LB. Schöne, who was originally an attacking midfielder and who has played as a winger last couple of years was the deepest midfielder. Despite abysmal defending they overclassed the opponent so much in attack that they still won with big numbers (5-1), but if he keeps sending these ridiculous lineups unto the pitch there will be some ugly losses. Anyway, at least Ajax football has been more fun to watch this year than it ever was under De Boer, which is why they appointed him........