1) Using the Banality of Evil for something like an article about a soccer is a already a bad choice but publishing this on the Holocaust Remembrance Day makes it a terrible one
2) Getting into the tech aspects
I agree Kalulu has a pretty poor understanding of what's happening in the defensive play (there are many examples of that, the most recent one is probably Milan - Tottenham when he forgot to have a look at afaicr Kane and Salae closed on him very well) and this is SMS man-marking is a brilliant example
I think Milan's def needs (at least) a leader who guides Kalulu (and Tomori) in each specific situation (Pioli can't do this "tactical" management, he is responsible for the more "strategic" management in the match) and this guy could be Simon, last year I think Maignan contributed to that pretty well
So all in all, Kalulu and Tomori need to be guided within the match to avoid mistakes like this one
A few comments
1) Using the Banality of Evil for something like an article about a soccer is a already a bad choice but publishing this on the Holocaust Remembrance Day makes it a terrible one
2) Getting into the tech aspects
I agree Kalulu has a pretty poor understanding of what's happening in the defensive play (there are many examples of that, the most recent one is probably Milan - Tottenham when he forgot to have a look at afaicr Kane and Salae closed on him very well) and this is SMS man-marking is a brilliant example
I think Milan's def needs (at least) a leader who guides Kalulu (and Tomori) in each specific situation (Pioli can't do this "tactical" management, he is responsible for the more "strategic" management in the match) and this guy could be Simon, last year I think Maignan contributed to that pretty well
So all in all, Kalulu and Tomori need to be guided within the match to avoid mistakes like this one