DVG7
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from the tactical standpoint yes
from the tactical standpoint yes
@Šjor Bepo , how do you feel about this?
Robben---------Messi
----------Dinho-----------
I think someone pointed recently that LWF Robben would work well in a Messi team and I seemed to agree .
A young Messi (2008), young Ronaldinho (2002) and the LWF Robben from 2014 WC?
even though GSTQ is going to respond to this with a question regarding the nature of Mane's crossing
Went with Himannv earlier and DVG later. Pretty sure I will change it a couple more times at least
Playing as a lone striker for Valencia, Villa has scored 4 goals in 4 games against defences featuring Diego Godin.I don’t think villa has enough about him as a lone ST in a 433 to say he’d be really effective either.
Playing as a lone striker for Valencia, Villa has scored 4 goals in 4 games against defences featuring Diego Godin.
Prime godin came a long time after valencia villa. Moot point. But this does mean that you can pretty much expect bare minimum defensive help from your front three, which is suicide against a team that keeps possession as well as my side.
Agree it is not prime Godin, but it's not a moot point. David Villa has led the line for Valencia and Spain by himself at times. Torres did not always partner him and certainly did not parter him at his peak. He scores in the big games and at his peak he was probably the best goal scorer in Europe and his goal record clearly backs this.
Czibor will help out although I don't expect Garrincha to. As I said, I think Keane and Davids will stamp their authority on this and be on the heels of Xavi and Iniesta. They will not get the kind of time they would normally get to play their normal game.
Are you saying you'll have so much possession that we don't get any chances to attack at all. Not with our midfield IMO. Keane, Davids, and Beckenbauer will win the ball at some point and according to your tactics, Marcelo and Suurbier will be both out of position and you're prime for a counter attack. Koeman in particular will be vulnerable to a counter in my view and it's not Godin's game to play so far upfield.
Garrincha slowed down for his trickery after reaching the opposition box to beat his man/men and zip a cross in or go for goal himself. To say he will slow things down on the counters is absurd. It's not fifa where you never leave the sprint button.
Oh, and this, of course, somehow I overlooked this in my assessment. When Garrincha will get the ball (and it probably won't be very often), he's going to cut through this like a hot knife through butter.Garrincha is a bit of a nightmare for Marcelo here and he doesn't get too much help from his team either because they're just setup to play a different kind of football game.
Oh, and this, of course, somehow I overlooked this in my assessment. When Garrincha will get the ball (and it probably won't be very often), he's going to cut through this like a hot knife through butter.
Was that the same clip when he was talking about being subbed after making a "wrong" run to score a goal?have you ever seen thierry Henry’s analysis of Guardiolas tactics? Basically in the final third, they were told to “just play”. Doesn’t take any kind of football knowledge to know that this team will embody that better than most. With Marcelo getting forward, id argue conditions are even better for Ronaldinho in particular to shine.
Quoting the post below, in case anyone wants to check it out.
Some very good points there. I'd agree that his absolute strongest suit, his long passing, isn't that well-utilised in a tiki-taka system. I don't completely agree with the defensive critique, as slow defenders like Pique have thrived in the system and Koeman himself played in high lines for a lot of his career, but in general I just don't rate him that highly as a defender. This is one of my earliest memories of him:
and that sort of desperate, cynical fouling to compensate for his lack of pace/elite defensive nous was generally part of the package with him imo. Still a tremendous footballer, but not necessarily that easy to accommodate in drafts, and the back four here doesn't look good enough overall to compensate for his weaker areas.