Arion's Karl Robinson: He's a good fit for Everton and Lampard knows how to use him

Live Bar February 2, 2019 Previously, the official news, Spurs midfielder Ali joined Everton, Andreen's carl Robinson talked about the transfer in an interview.

Carl Robinson said: "I think sometimes you're going to be in a place for a long time, and sometimes the harder you try, the harder it gets. Sometimes you need to escape from your current situation and take a break, and moving to Everton may be the best way for Alli to get back to his perfect form. He's confident, I think that's true of every player, he just needs a little bit of a chance. ”

"There's a lot of rumors, people always want to criticize him, in modern society, it's easy to point out the attitude of the players or some problems with the hair, and everyone thinks that's why you don't play well. Sometimes getting along well with a coach is a simple matter, and the coach will inspire the best of you. Lampard is probably the most goal-scoring midfielder we've ever seen in the Premier League, so he knows how to coach Alli. ”

Asked how a player can regain his confidence, Carl Robinson said: "Scoring goals is the most important thing, as long as you score, your confidence will change overnight. He will also play in a position that he is familiar with, and I have watched a lot of Ali games in the last 2-3 years, a lot of formations and coaching changes. These formations are fine because that really helped the coach in previous clubs and will play an important role today. ”

"Maybe Ali doesn't fit that tactic or plan and a permanent transfer is a good thing because he can be prepared for the team and Everton is a perfect club for him. He can still integrate into Premier League clubs and have an impact on the outcome of the game. The most important thing is that he is willing to play for the manager who understands him, because his game is like that. ”

'Lampard knows what tough times Ali has had in the last 2-3 years, there's been a lot of public criticism, let's judge him by his performance on the pitch, not what we've seen in the past.

（vivian）