If there is one thing Marouf has done well in Kazan in these past few months, it is setting to Maxim Mikhaylov. Perhaps it didn't work out yesterday, I didn't watch the match, therefore I cannot comment, but the combination with Mikhaylov worked very well in Berlin when I watched it live. The ball the Russian gets is very fast, the type of sets he enjoys, so Marouf cannot be blamed for lacking cooperation with his opposite. However, he has never played much with his middles, unlike in Iranian NT, so maybe it's a coach's (or Leon's) decision to have a poor ball distribution. In addition, he hasn't really shone in Kazan and indeed his arrival in Russia doesn't get justifiable easily today. Zenit won the CL with Kobzar mostly, he often finishes games instead of the Iranian and recruiting a foreign setter in the mid-season hasn't improved Zenit much in general, I totally agree. Here is a quote from my post dating back a few months ago regarding the setters' situation in Kazan, it turned out I was right. Many people said back then Kobzar was the weak link in Zenit. Well, the "stronger" link is now mostly on the bench I am happy for Kobzar even if he is not an outstanding setter, he fought with the competition of Marouf well.
If there is one thing Marouf has done well in Kazan in these past few months, it is setting to Maxim Mikhaylov. Perhaps it didn't work out yesterday, I didn't watch the match, therefore I cannot comment, but the combination with Mikhaylov worked very well in Berlin when I watched it live. The ball the Russian gets is very fast, the type of sets he enjoys, so Marouf cannot be blamed for lacking cooperation with his opposite. However, he has never played much with his middles, unlike in Iranian NT, so maybe it's a coach's (or Leon's) decision to have a poor ball distribution. In addition, he hasn't really shone in Kazan and indeed his arrival in Russia doesn't get justifiable easily today. Zenit won the CL with Kobzar mostly, he often finishes games instead of the Iranian and recruiting a foreign setter in the mid-season hasn't improved Zenit much in general, I totally agree. Here is a quote from my post dating back a few months ago regarding the setters' situation in Kazan, it turned out I was right. Many people said back then Kobzar was the weak link in Zenit. Well, the "stronger" link is now mostly on the bench I am happy for Kobzar even if he is not an outstanding setter, he fought with the competition of Marouf well.
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