MadDogg
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But, but...I thought he was mediocre?
And do you know which player Mourinho was referring to?
Is it worse than the French league?Serie A is a mediocre league in fairness.
It isnt, they did as well as the Prem last season in Europe fwiw.Serie A is a mediocre league in fairness.
Think he would've been used as a LWB in the big games only.Would he really have come here to play LWB?
I was saying it would be a stupid idea and I maintain that stance.""Probably the player that I was looking for is a player that allows me to play with three at the back and play wing backs." Jose Mourinho
You were saying fellas?
Serie A is a mediocre league in fairness.
I was saying it would be a stupid idea and I maintain that stance.
Okay, if it makes you feel better.Mourinho is known for his stupid tactical ideas.
Okay, if it makes you feel better.
It's fairly obvious.
So I'm wrong because Mourinho might (he doesn't even specify Perisic) believe he's a good option for that position? Who's rattled your cage?It makes me feel better to know I was absolutely right that Mourinho was planning to sign him as a LWB. And you were wrong.
Who Perisic, based on what?
The idea that we were trying to sign a 28 right footed winger who has never played as a wing-back to play as a left wing-back is well a bit silly. If we were switching to 352 we have just signed a left wing-back and not bothered with wingers at all.
And of course the whole discussion about us switching to 352 was nonsense anyway seeing as Mourinho clearly stated in one of his first press conferences on the US tour that 352 wouldn't never be his system but he would use it on occasion.
So I'm wrong because Mourinho might (he doesn't even specify Perisic) believe he's a good option for that position? Who's rattled your cage?
He is right footed, just incredibly two footed. There is almost no difference really, even more than Neymar, Cazorla and possibly Dembele.He's left footed and plays on the left for both Inter and Croatia. You don't know if he's never played as a wing back since you've prob never watched more than 2 games he's ever been in.
I never said it would be the preferred system and just because he would give us the option to play in a 3-5-2 doesn't mean he couldn't also be useful in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1.
Mourinho's comments are clear. He wanted Perisic as a wingback so he could change to 3-5-2 if needed. It's almost certain that Ibra will rejoin us and possible we get Griezmann in January too, it makes perfect sense to use a 3-5-2 system when you have so many goal scoring threats who operate centrally.
That's almost entirely down to Juve's success in the CL. It reflects well on them as a team more so than Serie A as a league. France are quite close as well, if you only consider the last three seasons. Give it a bit longer, and PSG will single-handedly drag up Ligue 1 in the same way.EPL is much better than Serie A but looking at the UEFA country ranking
Italy and England are very close.
He might well be but that still doesn't make me wrong.Trying to claim that Mourinho isn't referring to Perisic with these comments is desperate stuff.
It isnt, they did as well as the Prem last season in Europe fwiw.
He's left footed and plays on the left for both Inter and Croatia. You don't know if he's never played as a wing back since you've prob never watched more than 2 games he's ever been in.
Mourinho's comments are clear. He wanted Perisic as a wingback so he could change to 3-5-2 if needed. It's almost certain that Ibra will rejoin us and possible we get Griezmann in January too, it makes perfect sense to use a 3-5-2 system when you have so many goal scoring threats who operate centrally.
Napoli, Roma did too.Juve did. The rest, not so much. Inter failed to qualify from their Europa League group.
Napoli, Roma did too.
He is right footed, just incredibly two footed. There is almost no difference really, even more than Neymar, Cazorla and possibly Dembele.
He might well be but that still doesn't make me wrong.
He's two footed but every time i've watched him play he's seemed to favour his right for shooting and i'm not going to say i have watched him hundreds of times but i have never seen him play as a wing-back and in following this thread i've never seen anyone else claim he's ever played much as a wing-back.
They aren't really mate he could be talking about anyone. We don't even need Perisic or any other new signing to play 352, we have Young, Shaw and Blind who are all more than capable of playing as a LWB for the few games that we will use the formation this season. Between that and Mourinho saying we already have 'pure wingers' has me suspecting he was just spouting shit in general the other day.
He's clearly left footed but can use his right. It takes 5 minutes of watching him to see this and debating otherwise is just ridiculous. Neymar and Cazorla are both decent with their bad foot but they're still primarily right footed players.
We should be aiming a bit higher than a journeyman winger who never stood out in any league he was in.Some people will weirdly be happy not signing anyone instead of this guy.
Answer: unless he gets signed and performs; people would be in denial forever. In case a Perisic indeed stays at Inter, then no amount of evidence of him at Inter would cut through people's personal perspective. The best both sides can do is agreeing to disagree and move on.What does Perisic needs to do to get rated? I keep seeing people coming out with different reasons not to get him. First it was, it will eat into Martial's playing time. Then, it was because he isn't productive enough. Now that one of our CAF members posted that he is directly involved in 6 of Inter's last 11 matches, they say the Seria A is rubbish.
I strongly believe Perisic would bring additional balance to our team. Wouldn't it be much more beneficial for Mata/Mkhi + Perisic than Mata + Mkhi? Since both of them keep running into each other, congesting the center and always wants the ball to their feet. No one bar Lukaku in our team is really making lots of off the ball runs. We need that. Not another flashy but demands the ball to their feet players.
Like we should have been aiming higher than a Chelsea reject, and a big lumbering donkey of a striker from Everton. Should have bought the amazing Fabinho instead of Matic. Should have bought Aubameyang instead of Lukaku. That's all we heard for weeks. Same shit with Perisic. Armchair experts on here know nothing about building a functional team.We should be aiming a bit higher than a journeyman winger who never stood out in any league he was in.
He's left footed and plays on the left for both Inter and Croatia. You don't know if he's never played as a wing back since you've prob never watched more than 2 games he's ever been in.
I never said it would be the preferred system and just because he would give us the option to play in a 3-5-2 doesn't mean he couldn't also be useful in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1.
Mourinho's comments are clear. He wanted Perisic as a wingback so he could change to 3-5-2 if needed. It's almost certain that Ibra will rejoin us and possible we get Griezmann in January too, it makes perfect sense to use a 3-5-2 system when you have so many goal scoring threats who operate centrally.
just to remind you that "mediocre league " had a team in the champions league final , when was the last time a premier league team was . The premier league is overrated and over hyped which becomes very evident anytime an English team plays any of Europe's big clubs.Serie A is a mediocre league in fairness.
That team has won that league 6 times in a row. I don't think think citing Juventus helps prove the point the league isn't sub par.just to remind you that "mediocre league " had a team in the champions league final , when was the last time a premier league team was . The premier league is overrated and over hyped which becomes very evident anytime an English team plays any of Europe's big clubs.