Aguirre said it right, there was always two unmarked green shirts. I never understand our inability to mark opponents. The team did hold up a lot better but they got to learn to play for each other. There isn't any follow up on passes at all as still the players resorted to stand and wait for the ball. I am not any natural Footballer but I feel for professional footballers these fellas play like they still in the savannah when coming to understanding tactical awareness. Even when we use to play in the Savannah man use to make they lil run off the ball on the wing and we use to look good.
The players seem oblivious to basic play and running off the ball which is what I would think is something simple to get. Put yourself in spaces to help your teammate and play for each other. Obviouly this doesn't come easy to our players as team work is so appalling sometimes I am embarrassed to see the crazy ideas being implemented by them. That is why the boom kick becomes part and parcel at times.
That was the bad.
The good things I saw last night was that the guys paced themselves and didn't run into the ground, they held their own and didn't become too flustered by the occasion. You could tell that was intentional as everyone was really conserving energy last night. That was a good tactical ploy as we are known to be really feeling the thin air effect whenever we go to the azteca. I remember they having to rest players for days when they return to their clubs from the Azteca. Decent job by the technical staff. With some more time they will begin looking better.