so just under 2 goals a match at Chelsea and Inter (which is what I said)Men lie, women lie, numbers don't. Mou is a pragmatic, his teams play the way he thinks they best to win. I just got on Wikipedia to get those stats :
His Porto (his last year excepted) was a more than 2 goals per game
His Chelsea scored 72 goals in the league both seasons so he was a little less than 2 goals per match
His Inter scored 70 and 75 goals in the Calcio so there also, a little less than 2 goals per match
His Real scored 102, 103 and 121 (!) goals in la Liga, so it's between 2.5 and 3 goals per game
My question is then simple, how can a coach whose teams score that much can be labeled as defensive ?
did the chelsea players dap him up before the game?Damn, RDM hate it had to be you
But his teams were always the bests (or second bests at times) in amount of goals scored. If he's defensive minded, how should we label other coaches ?so just under 2 goals a match at Chelsea and Inter (which is what I said)
and then goals for fun at Madrid (which is what I said)
It depends on the players he has at his disposal. HE a pragmatist, but he is def defensive first.
Cavani scored another one breh@Liu Kang idk breh im not watching the game i just saw the goal not gonna bother to watch that game
he had the best teams in the league, brehBut his teams were always the bests (or second bests at times) in amount of goals scored. If he's defensive minded, how should we label other coaches ?
who is better?
Didn't really see breh - crazy thing is not many players are left from the Champs League winning team.did the chelsea players dap him up before the game?