[情報] 加里˙內維爾：哈扎德仍屬二級球星

看板Chelsea作者JamesCaesar (首席百人隊長)時間11年前 (2015/04/29 23:36)推噓1(1推 0噓 2→)

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http://sports.qq.com/a/20150427/030465.htm 體壇週報 2015-04-27 11:32 記者閻羽報導當莫式防守遏制住槍手的各種進攻套路，比賽便進入“難看”的節奏。不單球迷就連BBC現場評論員們也曾呼喚英雄人物出現，“此刻需要靈光閃現，也許莫里尼奧的兩億先生哈扎德可以。”這種期待並不奇怪，畢竟一週前對壘紅魔，藍軍就是依靠 10號的唯一進球拿走3分。然而結果令人遺憾，在酋長球場，兩億先生明顯遭遇到熊市。沒有進球，沒有助攻，甚至犀利的突破也屈指可數，哈扎德在本場比賽中的“成果”不過是讓拉姆齊、卡索拉分別吃到黃牌。對一名核心級的球星來說，如此表現無疑過於平淡。再搭配莫里尼奧賽前的一番吹捧，前後對照之下恐怕還會讓藍軍略感尷尬 — “兩億先生”可不是媒體亂扣的帽子，它的來源正是切爾西主帥。前有齊達內盛讚哈扎德，鑑於前者皇馬教練的身份，藍軍10號被西甲豪門看中的傳聞便隨即被炒熱。恰逢職業球員工會年度最佳獎項又在上週日晚間公佈，莫里尼奧也就“順應民意”大誇了弟子一番。有人問莫帥，如果皇馬出價1億英鎊，切爾西會不會出讓哈扎德，葡萄牙人給出的答案是“那還得搭上他們前三強的球員之一”。接著他又補充了一句：“一條腿就值一億，他可非常年輕。” 兩年前皇馬引進1989年出生的貝爾，花銷也不到一億英鎊；現在1991年出生的哈扎德就敢要價1億外加C羅或者貝爾，莫里尼奧這個牛皮無疑吹得過大。當然狂人也的確有一點“狂妄”的資本 — 愛徒在本賽季交出的成績單極為出色。單看統計，哈扎德便有多項數據在全英超中位列第一，包括機會創造次數、嘗試過人、成功過人次數以及被犯規次數。再加上類似絕殺曼聯這種決定性表現，哈扎德已然是本賽季英超最耀眼的巨星之一。不過也有人認為，年輕的比利時人還遠未達到一覽眾山小的層次，比如加里˙內維爾。曼聯名宿非常欣賞哈扎德的全面技巧，以及其作為一名邊鋒卻又能夠持久保持健康的身體素質，但他也認為，藍軍10號還需要把自己提升到更高的檔次。內維爾所指的還不是挑戰C羅、梅西，而是拿切爾西10號與拜仁、巴薩、皇馬等歐陸豪門中的 “二檔巨星”進行比較。 “就目前而言，哈扎德的數據還在這一組（二檔巨星）的墊底位置。”很明顯，內維爾並不認為莫里尼奧口中的“兩億先生”已經進化成為球王級別的人物。在其為《每日電訊報》撰寫的專欄文章中，前曼聯後衛比較了哈扎德與內馬爾、羅本、托馬斯˙穆勒、貝爾以及J羅的進球效率，得出了結論便是比利時人在這方面還與內馬爾相差甚遠，還低於皇馬的“三號人物”J羅。另外內維爾還認為哈扎德攻擊對方禁區的頻率太低，直接殺傷力不足，而即便是在邊路，他的傾略性也不足以讓對方邊後衛未戰先怯。在酋長球場，主隊右後衛貝列林的活躍恰恰證明了哈扎德的不在狀態。儘管比利時人和威廉時常換位，但無論是左是中，哈扎德都沒有表現出應有的威懾力。上半場藍軍10號僅僅帶球發動過一次聲勢較大的快速反擊，但因為奧斯卡走位失誤，最終並未造成真正的威脅。或許莫里尼奧犯了個錯，沒有在先發陣容中安排正印前鋒，讓哈扎德的前方缺少了策應點。但即便德羅巴半場後替補登場，比利時人的表現也不夠興奮。這大概還是哈扎德沒有做好準備，沒有成熟到能夠不眠不休地為球隊贏得勝利。 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/players/eden-hazard/11561002/ Eden-Hazard-is-the-player-of-the-year-but-Premier-League-needs-him-to- become-even-better.html By Gary Neville - 4:39PM BST 24 Apr 2015 Eden Hazard is the clear favourite to be named PFA Player of the Year on Sunday evening and, if he is, the Chelsea winger should enjoy his night and celebrate his achievement, but for his own status and that of the Premier League, he now needs to push himself to a higher level. I am not suggesting he is ready to challenge Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi because those two are in outer space compared to everybody else. For me, Hazard is in what I regard as Tier 2, alongside the top wide players at Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid, so I am comparing him to Arjen Robben, Thomas Muller, Neymar, Gareth Bale and James Rodriguez. == 電訊報的投票 Should Eden Hazard win Player of the Year? == Yes 86% No 14% Right now, the stats show Hazard to be at the bottom of the group, but it is not just the numbers that give the others the edge on the Belgian. Hazard needs to bully defenders more, become a killer, somebody who gives full-backs nightmares before they play against him. And at 24, now is the time for him to make those improvements. When I watched the Chelsea-Manchester United game last Saturday, Hazard was head and shoulders above the rest, the outstanding individual, and he ultimately delivered the decisive moment by scoring the goal which won the three points for his team. He is a fantastic professional and, when I interviewed Jose Mourinho earlier this season, the mention of Hazard was the moment that brought a warm smile to Mourinho's face, with the Chelsea manager speaking of him being a really good professional and good person. And not only does Hazard have terrific match-winning qualities, he is also durable and anything but the definition of a flaky winger who goes missing from time to time. Hazard's appearances for club and country over the past three seasons prove his reliability, both physically and mentally. In 2012-13, he played 69 games. It was 55 in 2013-14 and, with over a month of this season to play, has made 51 appearances for Chelsea and Belgium. But with him seemingly on the brink of being crowned Player of the Year, we need to find some perspective as to where he stands beyond the Premier League. To do this, we should first look back on Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final second-leg between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in the Bernabeu. For me, it was a fascinating match, a true example of football at the elite level, with one less-talented, but hugely disciplined and organised team (Atletico) attempting to overcome a team packed with individual flair and talent (Real) at the same time as attempting to nick the away goal which would have changed the whole complexion of the tie. But when I looked at how the game was being judged on social media over here, I was so disappointed by the reaction, with people describing it as a drag, boring and many wishing for it to end. It was a fantastic match, one which evoked memories of the Liverpool-Chelsea encounters in 2005 or the United-Barcelona semi-final in 2008, which we won 1-0 after being forced to defend for much of the two games. But the negative reaction to Real-Atletico was a result of what the Premier League has become. Everybody loves the drama and excitement of English football, but when you get to the elite level in the Champions League, I don't believe that any Premier League club could have lived with Real or Atletico on Wednesday night. And this brings me back to Hazard and where he currently ranks alongside his contemporaries. == Who scores most frequently? == Neymar Robben Muller Bale Rodriguez Hazard --------------------------------------------------------------------- Games per goal 1.4 1.66 1.88 2.28 2.66 2.68 In all competitions, for club and country this season, Hazard has scored 19 goals in 51 appearances, scoring at a rate of once every 2.68 games. Robben has scored 21 in 35, at 1.66 games per goal, with Muller scoring 25 in 47, at a rate of 1.88. Neymar's numbers for Barcelona and Brazil are 30 goals in 42 games, at 1.40 a game, while Bale has scored 21 goals in 48 games for Real and Wales, at a rate of 2.28 games per goal. Finally, James Rodriguez has scored 15 goals in 40 for Real and Colombia, coming out at 2.66 games per goal, which is fractionally better than Hazard. All of the above have posted better games-per-goal statistics than Hazard and all of them are still performing in the latter stages of the Champions League. Many people are suggesting that Bale has had a poor season with Real, but 21 goals in 48 games is a better return than Hazard. So what does Hazard need to do next, to make himself a better player and also enable Chelsea to become a more dangerous team? First of all, he needs to add ruthlessness to his game because he still lets too many defenders off the hook. As a right-back, I confess that Hazard would have been a nightmare to play against because he has a low centre of gravity, loads of skill and trickery, two strong feet and the ability to spin in behind you. But he is not a bully in the manner of Muller, Neymar or Robben, somebody who will keep coming at you, time and time again. Too often, when his team is comfortable, Hazard will roll his foot over the ball a couple of times and pass it to a team-mate, when he could instead torment his full-back again by taking him on. He also needs to learn to play inside the game more, which may mean he touches the ball less, but is instead in positions where he can score goals, influence the game more or deliver a crucial pass. Sometimes, wingers and number tens can drift out wide in search of the ball, but when you look at Messi and Ronaldo, they are more often inside the game, playing in areas which can hurt opponents more readily. This is what Hazard needs to work on so that he more regularly find himself in the position that he was in against United last week, when he received the ball in the penalty area before shooting low past David de Gea to win the game for Chelsea. When Bale was at Tottenham, people doubted whether he delivered enough in big games and wondered if he was too soft to be ruthless against opponents, but he blew all those doubts away before earning his move to Real and Hazard should now look to find that ruthless streak which Bale discovered. When Ronaldo was 24, he left United for Real, but he had already made the leap in his game that Hazard has yet to achieve. In his first three seasons at United, Ronaldo scored 8, 16, and 13 goals respectively before jumping to 28, 46 and 25 and his final three years at Old Trafford. I don't believe that Hazard is capable of having a 46-goal season like Ronaldo, but he can certainly hit the mid-twenties. At ￡32m, he has been fantastic value for Chelsea and I love watching him play, but I really do think that the time has come for Hazard to propel himself to another level. And for the Premier League, it is just as important for one of the league's most outstanding players to elevate himself alongside and above the likes of Bale, Robben and Neymar in order to show that our clubs can still possess the talent capable of making the difference in the Champions League. Hazard has the attitude and the talent to do that, the rest is up to him. -- ＫＴＢＦＦＨ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 59.115.111.196 ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Chelsea/M.1430321779.A.7AB.html