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[QUOTE="Forza Azzurri, post: 4692427, member: 1452"]
He actually called all those people in during qualifying, not just for meaningless friendlies.  Every single qualifying game, with the exception of the last one (I think we had guaranteed ourselves qualification going into the last game?) was a pressure-filled game.  So he really did build a framework.

I just don't think the second midfield was nearly as good as MMA. Aronson was first man off the bench and I think there is a pretty big gap between Musah\McKennie and him.  Your other choices were De La Torre and Roldan for Musah\MKennie and Acosta for Adams.  I think you can "tactic" all you want and none of those guys is close to the starters.

Here you are going to have to provide examples to back up this assertion.  Who are you talking about, specifically, and how would those players have fared better under a different "tactical framework" (you will also need to define tactical framework as I don't know what that means) and what would that "tactical framework" have been that would have allowed players 12-22 to perform as well as the starting 11?

I am all ears for this because, as I state above, I think our backup midfielders are several notches below the starters.
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