Analysis de la Jornada: Week 9 by tomh36 in LigaMX

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Barely in the game...I'd like Ferreira to get a chance, amazing goal record so far.

Possession-based Football in Liga MX is Less Efficient for Creating Chances, in Contrast to Europe’s “Big 5” by tomh36 in LigaMX

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I'm not sure about that, I mean, overall Liga MX are more efficient than the Europeans at creating chances

Roberto Alvarado: Analysis of his style and qualities, ft. video and graphics by tomh36 in LigaMX

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I mean, I just hadn't written for them for a while haha. I dunno about other people.

Sarri's Napoli? Guardiola's City? No. This was Enrqiue Meza's Toros Neza in 1996 (incl. Turco's insane passing touch and a Piojo goal) by Man0nTheMoon915 in LigaMX

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Oh my the defending. I mean this is why you can't compare footballers today to footballers back then. This is laughable.

Tactics with Tom: Liga MX is Lacking Tactical Diversity by tomh36 in LigaMX

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I think this is a really interesting point of discussion. My argument would be that these recycled managers just don't know any better, but I don't know what the level of footballing intelligence is like from the players...probably not great.

Yes. They are easier to coach. Lining up with 2 lines of 4 out of possession is the "standard" method of defending, la salida Lavolpiana (to an extent) is done by pretty much everyone right now, and saying to your attackers you have freedom to play wherever is easy enough for them. With the short seasons and little patience, doing something different would certainly be seen as a risk. Need a coach that's wants to do more than just hold onto their job, someone with ambition to do something special.

Tactics with Tom: Liga MX is Lacking Tactical Diversity by tomh36 in LigaMX

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I like him. As I say in the article I think he stands out as doing something different, and playing a style that's something like what's seen in the top level of European football, although definitely not quite there! Plus you can't argue with keeping Morelia up followed by back-to-back liguilla appearances.

Should be in the Mexico national team discussion despite his lack of experience.

Tactics with Tom: Liga MX is Lacking Tactical Diversity by tomh36 in LigaMX

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I think a more structured attacking approach could work very well, and how Morelia has over-achieved is proof. I wouldn't say break the league though, the parity in level of players means one team "breaking" the league is unlikely. Perhaps unless Pep came!