Alfred Schreuder defends his tactics and refutes a potential problem with the wingers but also with the game in depth.
As we know, since his arrival, Alfred Schreuder tries his best to control the meetings by keeping the ball. However, in some matches, the lack of depth was pointed out, as was the tactics used.
“The 4-3-3 is better than the 3-5-2 with my core? If you look closely, in possession, Buchanan was a pure left winger and Skov Olsen also played on a flank. “Do you watch the games well? And in Kortrijk, we also lacked depth perhaps? So yes, I expect better from my team against Charleroi, because we lacked speed and depth against Ghent.”
According to him, the depth was present but was not used wisely. “The players have to use it when needed, do it at the right time. I’m fine with us building calmly, but you have to be able to step up at the right time. We have quite smart players in our core, like Charles De Ketelaere. “
So the system is good, players just have to learn how to use it better.
