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Great pick. I would pick him ahead of Zidane too if I get the chance. Very few players offer the tactical versatility he offers in drafts.
There is a 50-50 chance they could land Dzajic, Lovchev or someone else that would leave them with pretty crap picks.Starting the chain was the balance, right?
There is a 50-50 chance they could land Dzajic, Lovchev or someone else that would leave them with pretty crap picks.
Besides it’s in the rules already and to me too late to change.
You can always see it working to a point when you've got players who were comfortable in defence and midfield. One of the keys though IMO is what their instincts are. For example, someone like xxxxx was always really good at dropping for Sammer because he was such a predominantly defensive-minded player. And there are others with a similar mindset like Desailly and Mxxxx xxxxx who would always drop in immediately. I don't know if it would always happen as instinctively and automatically with a more forward-thinking footballer like the Romanian, as brilliantly capable of performing both roles as he was, which is what I think @antohan was getting at. Then again he might have done it well with Bxxxxxxxxx for the national team, I can't really remember.DM dropping to CB with a libero IMO is a great fit in terms of mechanics, especially with someone like Passarella who is uber attacking as a CB.
Personally I’d love that and already have tried it with Belodedici and Zakarias in previous drafts.
You can always see it working to a point when you've got players who were comfortable in defence and midfield. One of the keys though IMO is what their instincts are. For example, someone like xxxxx was always really good at dropping for Sammer because he was such a predominantly defensive-minded player. And there are others with a similar mindset like Desailly and Mxxxx xxxxx who would always drop in immediately. I don't know if it would always happen as instinctively and automatically with a more forward-thinking footballer like the Romanian, as brilliantly capable of performing both roles as he was, which is what I think @antohan was getting at. Then again he might have done it well with Bxxxxxxxxx for the national team, I can't really remember.
That's the beautiful scenario I was referring to. Knowing Edgar, I wouldn't expect that instruction but instead "X is great going forward, Y is also great going forward" and I would vote according to both going forward.DM dropping to CB with a libero IMO is a great fit in terms of mechanics, especially with someone like Passarella who is uber attacking as a CB.
Personally I’d love that and already have tried it with Belodedici and Zakarias in previous drafts.
I had access to the Dutch/Barca sweeper in addition to the Romanian. Like anto said, I was not very sure on the balance of playing them together. And I would have preferred to have Rijkaard over either.
TBH, my understanding was a neutral would pick a restart player.Falls into rule change category although it would have made sense had it been introduced to begin with.
Indeed. Particularly when they are both very stubborn characters, so not sure one would be happy to become somewhat subservient to the other. The Romanian would put team and winning first I'd expect, but Passarella is the sort who could quite easily rub you the wrong way and make you forget all that no I in team thing.You can always see it working to a point when you've got players who were comfortable in defence and midfield. One of the keys though IMO is what their instincts are. For example, someone like xxxxx was always really good at dropping for Sammer because he was such a predominantly defensive-minded player. And there are others with a similar mindset like Desailly and Mxxxx xxxxx who would always drop in immediately. I don't know if it would always happen as instinctively and automatically with a more forward-thinking footballer like the Romanian, as brilliantly capable of performing both roles as he was, which is what I think @antohan was getting at. Then again he might have done it well with Bxxxxxxxxx for the national team, I can't really remember.
TBH, my understanding was a neutral would pick a restart player.
(98) 2. J. Zanetti (110) 3. A. Cabrini (14) 6. K-H. Forster (28)
That's the beautiful scenario I was referring to.
Don't think so.Curious, has there ever been a real life team successful playing 2 libero's?
Not sure.Curious, has there ever been areal lifeteam successful playing 2 libero's?
Curious, has there ever been areal lifeteamsuccessfulplaying 2 libero's?
stronger chain then in this draft
Don't think so, however there is a famous incident of two liberos failing at the top level and that is Scirea and Baresi (Baresi obviously got benched).Curious, has there ever been a real life team successful playing 2 libero's?
Feck sake, didn't you laugh enough back then
Feck sake, didn't you laugh enough back then
in hindsight arrows aside, that was a cracking side you put together for a round one.
Don't think so. Usually libero's main weakness is strength and in the air as their strengths lie in reading of the game, ball distribution, starting the attacks and on the deck. Having two similar center backs in the heart of the defence would probably lead to more issues rather to playing to their strengths and tall, strong center forwards can cause them trouble. Baresi/Scirea is obvious example. Belodedici/Popescu didn't work as well, albeit there were different issues as I've said and they didn't play at their peak.Curious, has there ever been a real life team successful playing 2 libero's?
stronger chain then in this draft
Curious, has there ever been a real life team successful playing 2 libero's?
Nobody is suggesting two liberos. The Romanian was also an excellent midfielder. You could have him in a DM role pinging balls and shielding the defence ala Carrick and dropping into the defence if needed as Passarella bombs forward. You seem to be imagining two liberos at CB.
He said that he was considering the Dutch sweeper next to Passarella as he overlapped with Gerets.
Nobody is suggesting two liberos. The Romanian was also an excellent midfielder. You could have him in a DM role pinging balls and shielding the defence ala Carrick and dropping into the defence if needed as Passarella bombs forward. You seem to be imagining two liberos at CB.
Go full Pep, Edgar. I know you want it.You forgot Zam****** on other flank! Attack is the best defence
Was curious on how a defensive sweeper/ attacking libero combo would function
Burgnich, Bergomi and Passarella look like they're learning the moves to The Time Warp from the Rocky Horror Picture Show......Don't think so.
Not sure.
Yea, in the 4-way draft with Sammer and Passarella
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/the-4-way-draft-r1-idmanager-vs-p-nut.431754/
Burgnich, Bergomi and Passarella look like they're learning the moves to The Time Warp from the Rocky Horror Picture Show......
... "it's just a step to the left"
Burgnich, Bergomi and Passarella look like they're learning the moves to The Time Warp from the Rocky Horror Picture Show......
... "it's just a step to the left"
@P-Nut0712 , did they play together? Don't think so, can u recheck and pick again
They didn't. Vogts is a one club man and ended his career at the 1978 WC(scored a famous own goal too) and Forster began his career at the next Euro.@P-Nut0712 , did they play together? Don't think so, can u recheck and pick again
Would have opened the floodgates tho.
They didn't. Vogts is a one club man and ended his career at the 1978 WC(scored a famous own goal too) and Forster began his career at the next Euro.
Would have opened the floodgates tho.