There were a lot of articles and videos about Heurzler’s “no midfield” systems but it doesn’t appear to be working very well currently.
He’s a young coach with a tonne of development left to do but maybe part of his growth will be realizing he doesn’t have to reinvent the wheel everytime Brighton play.
Personally I think are much better this seasom than whatever that dross De Zerbi served up was but they do seem to enjoy these coaches who play with unusual systems.
Heurzler is only in his early 30s though, I expect he’ll improve.
Chris Wood is the perfect example of what having an efficient striker at No.9 can give you if a team plays to his strengths. Thats 17 goals, joint third (with Halaand and Isak) and 2 behind mo.
Yeah but I think all of us fall into the trap of thinking that managers/coaches just are who they are and do not develop their ideas or get better. He’s such a young and inexperienced coach that hopefully he’s taking these as learning experiences to adapt and improve his system.