Dennis Doyle3 said:I suppose I agree—without a true powerhouse at the Duvnjak position, reaching for gold is going to be a real uphill battle. But, hey, look on the bright side... now that Balić has moved on, we actually have someone else solid in the middle, Karačić. Honestly, for the first time in ages, it feels like we almost have two quality players for nearly every spot on the roster. Now, I guess it’s just up to the coaching staff to actually make something of it.
There are still a few pieces missing if we ever want to talk about a 'golden generation':
- A top-tier starting goalie (maybe Ivić will grow into it, but right now we just don't have that elite level you see in the world's leading national teams)
- A true starting pivot (Marino is a decent backup, but you can see his limits during those high-stakes games; he just doesn't create enough space for himself)
- A defensively stout option on the left wing who can also burn people on the break—someone with that China-style speed
- An actual defensive anchor—a real leader on the backline
- And, well, a decent head coach.