oldhamblue
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Try and answer the question raised: Why did Ancelotti believe it was beneficial to Real Madrid to let Bernardo receive and carry the ball without being pressed or tackled?
Try and answer the question raised: Why did Ancelotti believe it was beneficial to Real Madrid to let Bernardo receive and carry the ball without being pressed or tackled?
Because this is his job in the team when he plays deeper like we've seen him lately. It's not his job to assist from deep. There are times when he does get forward and link up with the winger though. See the first goal against the rags at home. He combined with Grealish for the cross for Kev to score.Does anyone remember when we played Real Madrid, McManaman made the point on commentary that Madrid were happy to let Bernardo have the ball and didn't press him or close him down. (watching back he was correct). The inference being that he isn't particularly a threat with the ball at his feet.
He's great at recycling the ball and keeping the ball but I think he only had 4 PL assists all season.
I love him but should he have more assists and goals for his level of ability?
Is that what Ancelloti told you?Try and answer the question raised: Why did Ancelotti believe it was beneficial to Real Madrid to let Bernardo receive and carry the ball without being pressed or tackled?
Try and answer the question raised: Why did Ancelotti believe it was beneficial to Real Madrid to let Bernardo receive and carry the ball without being pressed or tackled?
Sometimes, as you have seen, it is better to know the answer to the question before publicly posing it, lest you grab the wrong end of the stick!Try and answer the question raised: Why did Ancelotti believe it was beneficial to Real Madrid to let Bernardo receive and carry the ball without being pressed or tackled?
Worth repeating..Bernardo Silva was so good last season You couldn’t get the ball off him.
Don’t know why he would, it’s roasting today.It'll be a crying shame if (when?) he leaves.