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Everybody seems to be
talking about why Netherlands is not performing and how shaky they have become
after the 2014 World Cup and the departure of Louis Van Gaal. There have been
many ups and downs after the World Cup.
The tactical genius
Louis Van Gaal who normally gets criticized by people over nothing because he
is bold to play youngsters and players with no names rather than players who
just know it all has departed and the confidence he instilled in players such
as Bruno Martins Indi and the likes have all died down to some extent.
Aside that Arjen
Robben has been battling with injuries over the last season which saw Barcelona
FC eliminate Bayern Munich from the Champions league and therefore his
performance has been shy from the Robben the football world saw at the 2014
FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Wesley Sneijder has
not been the best though he played well at the World Cup; Sneijder has not been
the same man for Netherland in 2014/15 as he was for Internazionale Milano in
2009/10 season. The core group is aging and some of them would soon depart, new
methods and players should be grouped together for long in order to come out
for
L’Orange.
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The man people refer
to us as V-Power Van Persie is aging and he is not the same man whose last name
sounds like goaaaaal. After his transfer from Manchester United to Fenerbache,
RVP, Van the man hasn’t been the same as he is predestined to play other than
Old Trafford where he would have fought for spots with the likes of Wayne
Rooney for the arrow head role.
With the likes of
Iceland and Turkey featuring an Arda Turan who is still waiting for Barcelona’s
ban to be lifted to be able to kick a ball thrashing the Netherlands means that
the national team has a whole lot of things they should do in order to get the
2nd and 3rd place team of the previous two editions of
the World Cup back.
With new additions and
faces such as Manchester United’s emerging superstar Memphis Depay, Kevin
Strootman and De Guzman, L’Orange can become that force again like the Van
Persie, Robben and Sneijder trio. Another group of players should be given the
chance to feel responsible and take the blame when things and results do not go
the way of the Netherlands football team.
Avid football fans are
missing the great games they used to play and the kind of goals they used to
score and with new mentality and energy with a sense of responsibility and a
hunger for titles and success, L’Orange would be back.
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