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    ポチェッティーノ監督のスパーズはユルゲン・クロップ監督のドルトムントと同じような燃え尽き症候群を経験しているのだろうか？ | 戦術の説明



    ポチェッティーノ監督のスパーズはユルゲン・クロップ監督のドルトムントと同じような燃え尽き症候群を経験しているのだろうか？ ユルゲン・クロップ率いるボルシア・ドルトムントは、2011年から2013年にかけてヨーロッパで最高のチームの一つであった。クロップはついにドイツの巨人バイエルン・ミュンヘンに挑戦するチームを立ち上げ、元ボルシア・ドルトムント監督は大成功を収め、リーグ優勝を2回獲得し、チームをリーグ優勝に導いた。スパーズは2014/15シーズンのボルシア・ドルトムントと同じように崖から転落の兆しを見せており、ノース・ロンドンのチームは開幕9試合で勝ち点12しか獲得できず、トップ6との対戦は2試合だけだったブライトン、ニューカッスル、ワトフォードで降格候補の3チームと対戦しながら、 欧州でもポチェッティーノ率いるトッテナムは調子が悪いように見え、チャンピオンズリーグの最初の２試合で９失点し、そのうちの７失点はバイエルン・ミュンヘンとの１試合で失点した。 プレースタイルにも確かに類似点があり、両チームともハイプレスと強度の高い4-2-3-1で最高のサッカーを展開した。 前線の4人がピッチの高い位置でプレスをかけることに重点を置いた。 攻撃時には3人のバンドが狭くなることが多く、サイドバックはその幅を保つ役割を担うことになる。 これらの戦術により、サイドバック、守備的ミッドフィールダー、攻撃的ミッドフィールダーは多大な労力を費やすことになります。 通常のタイトル候補のような大きくて層の厚いチームを持っていれば、これはそれほど問題ではないでしょうが、スパーズもドルトムントもそれぞれのリーグでビッグボーイではなく、ドルトムントはセカンドフィドルをプレーし、ほぼトップレベルのパフォーマンスを示しています。バイエルン・ミュンヘンのフィーダーチームとなり、スパーズはマン・シティ、マン・ユナイテッド、リヴァプール、アーセナル、チェルシーの残りのプレミアリーグトップ6の経済力に太刀打ちできない。 これにより、移籍戦略の変更が余儀なくされる。興味深いことに、この戦略が両チームをタイトル候補としての地位に押し上げ、優れた若い才能と契約し、卓越したコーチングと戦術を通じて彼らを向上させたものであるが、同時にそれが彼らの足を引っ張り、クラッシュを引き起こした原因でもある。 サッカー選手のキャリアは比較的短く、本当に素晴らしいキャリアは最高レベルで 10 年であるため、トップクラスの才能のある選手が候補者として 3 ～ 4 年以上を無駄にすることは期待できません。少なくとも、それに見合った収入を得られないことは期待できません。 そのため、彼らはより大きなクラブに移り、あなたが集めた小さなチームは2人か3人の主力選手を失うことで壊滅してしまいます。 ドルトムントではこれが最も明白で、香川真司、マリオ・ゲッツェ、ロベルト・レヴァンドフスキが連続シーズンで全員退団したが、スパーズではトビー・アルデルヴァイレルト、クリスティアン・エリクセン、ヤン・フェルトンゲンの契約はすべてシーズン終了で満了となるため、これはより脅威となっている。しかし、2017/18シーズンの初めにダイナミックな右サイドバックのカイル・ウォーカーをマンチェスター・シティに失い、左サイドバックのダニー・ローズがそれに続くという脅威を抱えていた。 ポチェッティーノはトッテナム・ホットスパーのシーズンを救うことができるだろうか？ #MauricioPochettino #Tottenham #AD ____________________________________________________________________ ► 音楽クレジット: LAKEY INSPIRED トラック名: 「Better Days」 音楽: LAKEY INSPIRED @ https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired オリジナルのアップロードはこちら – https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired/。 .. 公式「LAKEY INSPIRED」YouTube チャンネルはこちら – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOMy… 商用利用ライセンス: クリエイティブ コモンズ 表示 3.0 非移植の「継承」 (CC BY-SA 3.0) ライセンス。 フルライセンスはこちら – https://creativecommons.org/licenses/… NCM が宣伝する音楽 https://goo.gl/fh3rEJ

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    2. @AttilaBG on

      It wasn't burnout. Bayern did what they always do – buy the best players from all Bundesliga clubs. Lewandowski, Hummels and Gotze….And if you look at Bayern the past few years, they would be nothing without Lewandowski….

    5. @Sunshineboy2002 on

      I am with you. Erikson commitment has dropped. Cant blame him. He wants no injury before next transfer window and that causes Spur hugely because their creativity hub has come from him.

    8. @John-ko2lr on

      What are you talking about? Spurs' new signings have not been playing because they've been injured, not because they're "not tactically ready"

    9. @taliamason7986 on

      Difference is that season Borussia Dortmund had a whole host of injuries to key players. Hence why they spent half the season in the relegation zone. It was only when most of those key players came back from said injuries, they managed to recover to 7th.

    12. @oblivion7092 on

      I don't think it is. This would be down to the fact that Spurs are still capable of winning games by large margins, and that the players with their head in the clouds don't care enough. Instead, I think that Spurs just have a bad patch of form with a struggling side, and that they are only percieved to be doing so poorly due to the high standards set from last season.

    16. @jamon8139 on

      Breaking news: Statman Dave announced as new Spurs manager. All the former Youtuber had to say to the press was "Let's get this party started."

    21. @MrJayManUtd08 on

      Great video. Always been astounded with how much Erickson does for Spurs. Looks like it's catching up, combined with the fact he wants to leave Spurs.

      Manchester United should give them Jese and 100million!

    23. @__Logan on

      I think it's easy to draw parallels between the two sides: failure in a CL final before the collapse, injuries, etc., but I think a huge difference is that much of Klopp's fall from grace in his last season at Dortmund was down to opposition "solving" Dortmund tactically whereas Spurs appear to be more from that burnout/players almost downing tools.

      You did briefly mention how opponents could bypass pressing by going long, but I don't think you properly highlighted just how drastically opposition did adapt to negate Dortmund's strengths. They sat narrow and deep consistently to deny any opportunity to counterattack and would play quickly and vertically when in possession to avoid conceding chances to counter-pressing. Klopp's Dortmund really struggled to create chances from open play, so they reverted to swinging in crosses from deep (which were easily dealt with by the opposition).

      Spurs generally appears to be more a result from the fact that Rose, Eriksen, Alderweireld, and Vertonghen have all been trying to leave the club for multiple years at this point and they feel they've been compensated unfairly and abused by Daniel Levy. Levy has failed to recruit replacements gradually throughout the last few seasons during the time he should have been preparing for these players' departures. Now he's stuck with trying to replace most of a team (that's already lacking in depth) at once and an unsettled manager who seems to be becoming increasingly more disgruntled week by week.

      Their wage structure needs to be broken if they want to sustain success, because they're not going to be able to get away with keeping a world class manager and sustaining a world class squad for more than just this initial cycle (which has yielded 0 trophies despite great results in advancing the club's standing as well as beautiful football on the pitch despite relatively poor investment) if they continue to have players like Christian Eriksen on the same base wages as Jesse Lingard has at United.

      I expect an even fuller-blown crisis mode when that quartet walks for free next summer or Spurs lose some number of them in January for extremely cut-price deals. Pochettino will probably move somewhere bigger and better financially (Madrid, United, and Bayern all have their eyes on him, PSG will as well if they encounter any issues with the also world class Thomas Tuchel), and when that happens if they cannot assure their players that they can still compete, their few remaining world class players entering the primes of their careers (Kane and Son, the latter of which has already reportedly been sounding out offers away from Spurs) would begin to reconsider what the best paths are for their respective careers).

    24. @millsy1544 on

      My friend a Dourtmund fan said that 2015 season they was unlucky as the dominated games but exactly what you said weak when countered on

    27. @danielnichols3594 on

      This was a very perceptive video. I'm not in love with CE currently but the failure to bring in additional creative midfield attacking players has really hampered us this season. We have a lot of finishers (Kane/Dele/Sonny/Lucas) and not too many creators (Lamela?). Starved for service, stagnant in the final third, and lacking incisive passing, the whole attacking juggernaut has ground to a halt. As bad as we are in defense, the root of our issues are in the central midfield (Winks, Sissoko, Wanyama, Dier, Skipp). Bruno Fernandez could definitely be a like-for-like for CE whereas I am less certain about G. LoCelso. Ndombele needs to be a locked-on starter in place of Winks. Poch needs to come up with a Plan B and figure out a way to react to other teams figuring out our tactics. Our midfielders do not put in many tackles/interceptions and lack athleticism, pace and mobility.

    31. @thomasmcdonough7867 on

      You can't just group all the players together and say on average them players have missed 10.5 games 🤣🤣 that's not how that stat works, Harry winks may have missed something like 22 games through injury but a better player like eriksen may have missed only 2

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