Sure but he is familiar with the manager's tactics. To think he could have been playing against us this game...

It's a shame Japan hit the post

Always believed Irvine works best as a box to box player. He doesn't have the technical skills to unlock a defence imo

South Korea 1-1 Jordan HT

and 50 pages about how we don't have the players and you can't fault his tactics

with arnie we would be 0-0 atm

lets go!!! watching on bein sports 3 in arabic atm :D

Perhaps because he has worked with Teague and understands the system

I don’t think Pep or Mourinho get a result with that 2014 side.

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In fairness, Kane, Rice and Bellingham didn't play.

Definitely section 128 :ROFLMAO: https://www.aph.gov.au/About_Parliament/Senate/Practice_and_Procedure/Constitution/chapter8

Welcome aboard. I found Arnie's style far more boring than Popa's. Admittedly, I haven't watched much of Popa in the A-League, but from what I've seen with the Socceroos, he's got the team playing with much greater urgency and directness. Under Arnie, too many matches felt like the ball was...

I do agree with you. However, putting myself into the shoes of a top manager, I would also be reluctant to abandon the methods and principles that initially brought me success. World-class managers often adjust their strategies incrementally, refining their systems without throwing away the core...

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In a lot of cases the manager can see all the faults and weaknesses on the field, and is sometimes caused by the players not doing what they are being told to do.