There is a thing called communication, if he could see it all develop then he could try and get someone to do something, anyone, nobody did a thing.
From a team perspective it was a dreadful goal to concede, but at that point there didn't appear to be a "team" ethic, just a bunch of footballers doing their own bad things, it was Sunday league standard much of that first half, from the "team".
My mate texted me at HT and said it was our worst performance in a few years, it was hard to argue, and given we've already lost 2-5 at home this season, that's quite a statement, we were very lucky it was still 1-1 thanks to KW.
The point of Peps system and probably the same with most top teams, is players are supposed to know and understand it, so if a player drops out another should be able to step in and know exactly what his job is. Like you said they were like a team of individuals who didn't have a clue and poor in a lot of their decision making. Dias is new, Cancelo shoehorned in and Garcia is, well Garcia. Rodri and Gundogan don't give enough protection to the back four and worse, as we like to play on the front foot, are too slow to recover when we lose the ball. If we get and keep Laporte and Dias fit we may improve but the Rodri and Gundogan conundrum won't go away.
