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2 Katrine
We need to look at things realistically. For example, we have "Dnipro"... a very strong team... They caused quite a stir in the European Cups for two years... then there was a slump... but they started building a team, without any loud announcements, that is ready to compete with "Dynamo" and "Shakhtar"... This year, a NEW stadium will be put into operation... last year, a new training base was built... a new coach was hired... and in the winter, only a couple of players were signed... and that's enough, because they were eliminated from the European Cups and the domestic cup due to the slump:(...
Now let's look at "Zenit"... practically no new blood... and this is after ALMOST winning the championship with all their might!!! No offense, but it seems to me that the management's statements are just "empty bravado" that is not backed up by real actions...
No one is arguing - the team is good... the coach is competent... but there was no one to put on the field against "Terek"... because the reserve players are bad (IMHO)...
+ the result against "Saturn" confirms the players' exhaustion...
IMHO - after such success for two years without strengthening the squad, a slump is very likely:(... well, and then in the summer they will update the squad - then we can talk about something;)
Although I sincerely wish the team good luck:)
2 Tugarinov Vasily
Unsuccessful transfer policy is a problem for ALL teams (the most striking example is Denilson at Betis:):)) we need to develop talented players of our own... the question about "Gazprom" is only that no players were acquired during the winter transfer window to strengthen the main squad... it's somehow illogical...
We need to look at things realistically. For example, we have "Dnipro"... a very strong team... They caused quite a stir in the European Cups for two years... then there was a slump... but they started building a team, without any loud announcements, that is ready to compete with "Dynamo" and "Shakhtar"... This year, a NEW stadium will be put into operation... last year, a new training base was built... a new coach was hired... and in the winter, only a couple of players were signed... and that's enough, because they were eliminated from the European Cups and the domestic cup due to the slump:(...
Now let's look at "Zenit"... practically no new blood... and this is after ALMOST winning the championship with all their might!!! No offense, but it seems to me that the management's statements are just "empty bravado" that is not backed up by real actions...
No one is arguing - the team is good... the coach is competent... but there was no one to put on the field against "Terek"... because the reserve players are bad (IMHO)...
+ the result against "Saturn" confirms the players' exhaustion...
IMHO - after such success for two years without strengthening the squad, a slump is very likely:(... well, and then in the summer they will update the squad - then we can talk about something;)
Although I sincerely wish the team good luck:)
2 Tugarinov Vasily
Unsuccessful transfer policy is a problem for ALL teams (the most striking example is Denilson at Betis:):)) we need to develop talented players of our own... the question about "Gazprom" is only that no players were acquired during the winter transfer window to strengthen the main squad... it's somehow illogical...
