Growth Areas, and More Promising Signs
Growth Areas, and More Promising Signs By Christian Leggas It's fair to say that the remaining two matches to close out Greece's 2022/23 UEFA Nations League campaign didn't live up to supporters' expectations. The general school of thought was that we'd cruise past Cyprus and Northern Ireland, but that was far from the case. Both teams caused us headaches, and some headaches were also self-inflicted. Cyprus-away was this September's first assignment, and it was one where there was genuine cause for concern. Before the match, head coach Gus Poyet seemed to be short on answers as to how he and the boys were to combat a Cypriot side under the new guidance of Temur Ketsbaia, which is understandable given he only took that job in late June, but still disappointing. Greece seemed to start this match in the "June fashion" by creating good chances and dominating the ball, but Ketsbaia's game-plan to unleash the likes of Grigoris Kastanos, Marinos Tzoinis,...