According to Van Halst, Feyenoord lacked something in their game, despite being in a good flow. He felt the team was a bit too passive, which hindered their performance. Pastoor shares Van Halst's concerns, stating that Feyenoord's playing style is too complicated, with the team often playing with six defenders instead of two lines of four. This approach, Pastoor believes, leads to unnecessary complications and makes it difficult for the team to defend effectively.
Feyenoord's inability to maintain their high-intensity play from previous weeks has raised questions about the team's strategy. Van Halst's comments suggest that the team's approach may be too focused on maintaining possession, rather than creating scoring opportunities. Pastoor's criticism of Feyenoord's defensive setup highlights the need for a more balanced approach.
Feyenoord's next match is against PSV, and it remains to be seen how the team will adapt their playing style to address the concerns raised by Van Halst and Pastoor.
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