That was their worst defeat at home for 16 years?
Apparently, Spurs were shocking today. I'm high as hell so forgetting goal order, I think it was the first Suarez goal where the midfield just didn't react at all pre-emptively while Dawson made the sliding challenge. They were ahead of Suarez and could have made an effort to get back just in case, but they didn't, there was zero effort to get back. Most of the goals generally are a result of truly woeful tracking.
People have short memories so I don't know if people remember all the crap he got for playing the absurdly high line with Chelsea that made their defence a complete shambles.
How can he highlight Villa, who are generally pretty awful(and have been this season more often than not) as a team to sit deep and not leave space, but Liverpool weren't a team that deserved this treatment, space, no midfield and a high defensive line against a strong countering team was the call?
The more I see AVB the less I think he has a clue how to manage. They've beaten no one of any quality at all so far this season, they failed to score at all in the games they lost against good opposition and have only won by more than one goal twice all season.
While I'm not saying Liverpool were poor or Suarez wasn't good, I don't think they were great either, there aren't many games they will be given such a free reign in. It was one of the worst performances I've seen defensively from any team this year to be honest.
I don't think anyone that AVB has added to the team has improved the team as yet. I'm someone who didn't rate Sandro, think Holtby/Paulinho are useless, Chadli seems useless. He hasn't got the best out of Soldado, Eriksen or Lamela but at least those guys look like they have potential to improve, the others don't, Dembele can be so much better and used so much more effectively but he's pretty much turning him into a pointless defensive midfielder rather than a creative attacker. Playing him instead of Holtby, upfront to hold the ball up, create chances and play Soldado in would be perfect for the team in general.
Getting rid of BAE while leaving the absolutely useless pile of crap that is Walker in the team is a ridiculous decision. BAE made errors, but he's better offensively than Walker and many times better defensively.
The fact that AVB made the wrong subs, had zero effect on the game either via the subs or tactical changes throughout, had no answer, started entirely the wrong team with absolutely the wrong tactics for the type of team they were going to play. With Chelsea I thought he did everything wrong, last year I thought Spurs at their best, just looked like Redknapps team, and at their worst, well, look like they do now, they just look like AVB's team more often this season than last as his influence and player changes increase..... and none of it is for the better.......