maybe because he had like 3 practices?
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But will a national team ever have enough time to incorporate such a change? It looks like it’s not obvious to the players and not easy to do. Given the national team will constantly change players and will rarely have 7 days together, it’s a big risk
i agree thats why its a stupid filler appointment
Yea a caretaker shouldn’t be trying to revolutionize a team, unless this is what the eventual full-time coach does. As far as I know, Carlos Ancelotti teams don’t play like that. They are closer to Tite’s ways of working ironically
Ancelotti's teams are more relational than the average current team and more so that 2022 Tite.
A lot of Brazilians look at Ancelotti's willingness to give up the ball and Diniz's obsession with building from the back and conclude that the two are miles apart.
From what I've seen of actual analysts, their perspective is more focused on how the coaches allow their players to move and relate to each other (or to space). In that sense Diniz and Ancelotti are not the complete opposites some people think they are.
The change in logistics for the November window suggests that the coaching staff has been frustrated by this and the travel logistics so far.
That's not surprising, considering the tiny number of sessions had so far. However, changing to Granja Comary will reduce downtime, but it won't drastically increase productive time because their just isn't much time to begin with of course. Still, it's a sign they want to give themselves more time.
He's gone into it in more detail in previous videos, but yeah it will take a while to implement Diniz's style because it's so different from the way the players play at their respective clubs.
Great breakdown
Did they try the Coritiba goal kick maneuvre?