The Question: Should a manager use tactics unsuitable for his players? | Jonathan Wilson | Football | guardian.co.uk
Jonathan Wilson: Internazionale appointed Gian Piero Gasperini who has a tactical outlook ill-suited to the squad. The result so far is three defeats out of three
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