FredTilson said:Having followed Rudi Garcia since his Lille days, he always plays an attacking game, much like Pellegrini. Doesn't care about the context.jimmygrimblesboots said:Just read Garcia the Roma manager comments about playing to win , an Italian side needs a 0-0 to go through , and they will play to win ? Yeah right.
Also, defence is their weakest link, so their best strategy is to attack.
I agree. Ever since the major leagues adopted 3 points for a win, there has been a steady decline in the ability and inclination of clubs to play for goalless draws.The Italians are no different in that respect. If its goalless after an hour Roma might shut up shop (if CSKA are trailing) but they will not set out to just defend. Even with our absentees they would not be confident enough about keeping us scoreless.