Rotation Policy will work if you already have a fixed 11 1st
team players that can gel.
Ah Ben's problem is that he assume that whatever players he
deployed will fill in the gap with the players that is being
replaced. (I think he played too much chess)
The loophole of the Liverpool rotation policy is that not all the
players are used to the EPL styles and different players can peak
or leak at their form throughout the season.
The problem with Liverpool is that we have a improved squad that is
not clicking as a team as they dun have any time to gel.
Playing better does not mean that you will retain your 1st team
position and that is a major damper for striker like Robo who need
lots of game to get his instinct back.
For the Champion League issue that Liverpool is facing now, Ah Ben
have to bear all the responsibility for seriously underestimating
his french and turkey opponents or should I say, he may be too
proud to be bothered with them.
Therefore, I do stand by the rotation policy as the best
policy.
And I am glad that Ah Ben have definitely presented all the
possible consequences and effects of the rotation policy if you do
not adhere the basic rules.
A Negative Example well used and executed for future case
study.
