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Originally Posted by batman_4
It's not necessarily Inter's style (although italians are known for good defence) of play but Murinhos style. He always seems to have a disciplined back line and he takes advantage of that....but i agree it gets old.
Milito killed it though..
bayern need to new/faster center backs...Diego took them to school.
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I dont remember him using this style with Chelsea...just sayin lol. I know Italian league is more tactical and defensive but if you compare AC Milan to Inter Milan you will see what I mean. Its seemed Inter has been like this for a while no matter the coach. Just reminds me of USA soccer....sit back and wait for the counter attack.
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Originally Posted by Red370
Demichaelis and Van Buyten get my vote for slowest center backs in soccer history, Milito embarrassed both of them, Bayern need to acquire more speed at the back, hopefully they'll be active in the transfer market.
God Milito has ice water in his veins, he was lights out today. I was pulling for Bayern, but they didnt seem to be able to string together a series of creative plays today.
And i'll agree with Batman, Mourinho seems to have a unique style, brings the best out of any team he goes to, he really is the "special" one. Guy turns teams to gold.
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Demichelis is slow but very powerful and when he is good he is GREAT...but like I said inconsistency is the issue. Van Buyten I dont believe is slow...keep in mind he was originally a striker lol
Well, win or lose I view it as a VERY successful season for Bayern. They started slow needing to click with the changes and did very well. Much better than many people had given them credit for. Two trophies are enough to ask for being many teams dont get that opportunity....a treble would have been nice though!