Originally Posted by
Roogsy
I feel for Daso because he's trying to make chicken salad out chicken shit. The bullshit roster Mo and Preki built is useless and Daso is trying to open up the game with players that can't handle it.
He should have done small modifications to Preki's system so that at the very least we're not being blown away out there. Instead, he's changed the philosophy of the team completely weeks before the season is about to end. I don't think these last few weeks are a proper look at Daso's ability as coach, but I think he was trying to do too much when time had already run out.
Hold on now.
According to the players, a change in philosophy and tactics were EXACTLY what was needed. Dasovic has tried to deliver what he was told was necessary.
Why else fire a coach with 6 games remaining (unless it corresponds to your season ticket renewals)?
According to JDG, ""When Preki was here, to be honest, there wasn't really any system ... That was the major thing missing in the training and preparation for the game. There was nothing to work with."
According to DeRosario, "“[Preki] definitely said he was going to run a tight ship and I don’t think a lot of players adapted to how tight the ship was actually run,” said De Rosario. “So Nick obviously wants to loosen it up a little bit and let guys enjoy the play and I think guys will definitely respond to the way he wants them to play."
Apparently, this decision which had nothing to do with a player revolt (supposedly) was endorsed from day 1:
“He’s been a great piece to the puzzle and he’s the type of guy that brings good vibrations to the change room and to the pitch as well,” said de Guzman.
“To have him on the team I think is a good thing for what we want with this club and making the playoffs, and Nick being that player manager is a good decision.”
I'm 50/50 on him. He tried to deliver what he was asked to do.
I guess in the end, I do agree with you. The roster that Mo and Preki built, including these 2 goofs, is chicken shit.
(exceptions being Frei, Attakora, Cann, Gargan and Barrett)