Diagnosing the undiagnosable: Indy Eleven's woes continue
Diagnosing the undiagnosable: Indy Eleven's woes continue Soccer is the most difficult sport to put a finger on what needs to be changed when issues come about. A striker isn't scoring? Train them to finish their chances, passes not reaching players? Train your midfielders to have higher-quality passes so on and so forth. For Indy Eleven the last two seasons have been never-ending questions of this as the tidal waves of rising and crashing form have crippled them from finding the coveted ideal of "consistency" in their form. The most frustrating part, for the club and supporter's alike, is the hope that is generated each time they have secured 3 points over the last two seasons. The "never say die" attitude that narrowly got them into the playoffs (even unrealistically) last season brought joy each time you saw a spectacular save from Trilik or a cut inside by Dambrot. The club, itself, hasn't lacked hope and positivity. But while the lack of hope