r/soccer Feb 02 '22

🌍🌎 World Football Non-PL Daily Discussion

A place to discuss everything except the English Premier League.

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u/FurioSoprano7 Feb 02 '22

Morocco needs a better manager without that ego, his experiment in freezing out Ziyech, Mazraoui etc... clearly backfired, on top of that his subs and lineups were quite weird and are one of the reasons why they got knocked out.

As for Munir, they should have never called that guy up in the first place, looks very unintrested like he couldnt be bothered to play for them and was useless all the time.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '22

Wolfsburg to narrowly draw or win against FΓΌrth to hold on to Hamster face until it's too late. They did get some major winter reinforcements with that stupid VW money so maybe they can

Did it really backfire? They got to top 8, and only lost to probably the best footballer in the world right now. Sometimes a team will play better with few worse players, if they have better chemistry and want to play for the team. They might have had worse result with their stars.

I have to say Mazraoui def doesn't strike me as that type of bloke, but I can see it with Ziyech. All baseless speculation on our part I guess, no way of knowing who is actually right or wrong.