La Machina Case Study

Lastly, the day arrived when D.Y.J. had to confront one of the league contenders. Since we joined the season from the kickoff, we cannot look to catch a high place position, however playing against the league?s best is important for the team in general, so we can then make some predictions for the following season. According to two different sources of information Maxela occupied either first or second line in the league. The owner of the league stated that they were officially first, surpassing ?La Machina?. In any case this was a team we needed to face to make a sense of our team?s potential. Despite Jerry?s effort to coral the crew, there were more or less unpleasant surprises ahead of the game. We arrived late at the park, and five minutes before the whistle we still did not get the numbers. Most of the players who were late, informed Jerry ahead of the time that they will play ? so it was not such a big deal. The different story was with Elvis, Marvin, and James. As per Jerry he had no information regarding their plans, even though we were counting on them. Unfortunately, that did not help much. Overall, we confronted our most important game with serious line-up trepidation:

That did not work as well as coach would envision this time. Both Dima and Chris looked weaker than usual in the area. After the game, Dima stated that it was hard for him to go into the game with the team falling back 0:2. He stated that every moment, during the second half he was cogitating about the time, and the fact that he must force out something unusual ? right straight off. That, he believed forced him to play risky, and in the aftermath, it caused several mistakes that seriously spoiled his experience. He pointed out that this was definitely not the type of soccer he prefers to