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Ooo-gar-tey
That's what I expect the British pundits and commentators to say, but it's incorrect pronounciation. It's more like "teh" at the end, not tay. Also "garr" as in rolling the r as opposed to the slow "gaahr".Ooo-gar-tey
I didn’t list the formation, but the poster who did specified Bruno would be a false nine. What’s the real difference?It’s not the same formation we are using right now.
Bruno
Rashford - Mount - Amad
Mainoo - Casemeiro
That’s not the same formation as you’ve listed.
Which ones don't?Hardly any top teams are playing with three out and out central midfielders nowadays. There’s almost no creativity in that team. You’re relying on Garnacho to beat a man.
Majority of teams actually do, I have no clue what he’s talking aboutWhich ones don't?
Playing a 4-1-2-1-2 diamond is vastly different from playing with two wingers in a 4-2-3-1 system.I didn’t list the formation, but the poster who did specified Bruno would be a false nine. What’s the real difference?
I see no reason why that lineup would have to play possession football, though.Playing a 4-1-2-1-2 diamond is vastly different from playing with two wingers in a 4-2-3-1 system.
None of them have pace. They can’t stretch the play cause they aren’t wingers, which means they have to play possession based football to keep the ball and play 1-2s to move the ball forward.I see no reason why that lineup would have to play possession football, though.
Nah, missed that (might watch on the Player). Sounds a bit like WW or WM but don’t know when they ended.. thought a bit earlier in the centuryDid you see match of the day@60. Liverpool played 2 defenders and 5 forwards in the first game against Arsenal.
Which ones don't?
I’m assuming you’re classing KDB, Odegaard, Szoboszlai, Maddison as out and out midfielders? They’re all attacking midfielders who are now playing as 8s because of the way football has changed. At the start of their careers, Maddison, KDB and Odegaard were played at 10 in a 4231. If you look at the post I replied to, he was suggesting dropping Bruno (who is similar to all the players mentioned above) and playing without an attacking midfielder.Majority of teams actually do, I have no clue what he’s talking about
Likes to party!Ooo-gar-tey
To the theme of YMCALikes to party!
I mean an attacking midfielder is a “midfielder” just like Ugarte and Casemiro are “defensive midfielders”.I’m assuming you’re classing KDB, Odegaard, Szoboszlai, Maddison as out and out midfielders? They’re all attacking midfielders who are now playing as 8s because of the way football has changed. At the start of their careers, Maddison, KDB and Odegaard were played at 10 in a 4231. If you look at the post I replied to, he was suggesting dropping Bruno (who is similar to all the players mentioned above) and playing without an attacking midfielder.
They're all very different players to Ugarte, Casemiro and Mainoo. Far more creative, play higher up the pitch and get more goals and assists.
Liverpool under Klopp you could argue were similar but Wijnaldum and Fabinho were probably better on the ball than Casemiro/Urgate. And it’s undeniable that they had a far bigger goal threat in their front three, as well as more threat from full back.
Again, though, we have been playing with Bruno as a false nine and two players with pace in the lineup, which is no different personnel wise. I’m struggling to see your point.None of them have pace. They can’t stretch the play cause they aren’t wingers, which means they have to play possession based football to keep the ball and play 1-2s to move the ball forward.
Have his letters of transit been signed by General de Gaulle?
Not sure what’s the struggle to identify the difference between the diamond formation and the 4-2-3-1/4-3-3 system.Again, though, we have been playing with Bruno as a false nine and two players with pace in the lineup, which is no different personnel wise. I’m struggling to see your point.
I’m struggling to understand why the same eleven players could play a non ‘possession’ orientated approach, just because of how their names are written down on the team sheet.Not sure what’s the struggle to identify the difference between the diamond formation and the 4-2-3-1/4-3-3 system.
I agree; we’re gonna be playing a lot of Thursday/Sunday weeks and neither Casemiro or Mainoo look capable of playing more than an hour or so effectively.I suspect we’ll see a fair amount of rotation between Mainoo, Casemiro and Ugarte.
The more interesting question is once we’re done with this false 9 experiment where Mount fits in. He’s been praised for his pressing…does he steal a wide role off of either Rashford, who’s been horrific, or Amad?
His medical, must be a really in depth one? Been going in for a couple of days now. Maybe Ten Hag compares all the results with Mctominays, since he wanted to keep him and not signing Ugarte...
Is that you Peter KayHis medical, must be a really in depth one? Been going in for a couple of days now. Maybe Ten Hag compares all the results with Mctominays, since he wanted to keep him and not signing Ugarte...
So you’re splitting hairs and admit that my post about not having enough creativity is correct. Okay.I mean an attacking midfielder is a “midfielder” just like Ugarte and Casemiro are “defensive midfielders”.
Where players were played at different points in their careers is irrelevant. Bruno has played on the wing plenty of times for both us and Portugal, but if he suddenly was put into a DLP style 6 role you wouldn’t say “why aren’t we playing with another midfielder instead of a winger there?”
Now obviously if your argument is “Mainoo/Case/Ugarte isn’t creative enough as a midfield” then that’s a different discussion and a point I’d agree with most likely. But saying “no top team plays with 3 midfielders because you don’t want to classify any former 10’s as midfielders is strange.
This. PLEASE!Announce him!!!
Except we are not going to become a possession based team overnight. ETH relies on counters and stretching play on the wings.
They've taken me from being pretty in favour of this transfer to really quite concerned for the future.This. PLEASE!
All this formation theory is starting to make me yearn for the halcyon days of clumsy statistical analysis.
I will definitely miss the ‘ you got to’ puns though, life affirming
No luck rounding up the usual suspects?Casablanca references are wasted here sadly.
RIP Summer of U Gort to 2024-2024.They've taken me from being pretty in favour of this transfer to really quite concerned for the future.
Is that you Peter Kay
I get that. Impossible to be ironic/funny on a forum. Sorry about that.He only got here late last night, it’ll be announced later today.
Well, it's not, you just have to be good at it.I get that. Impossible to be ironic/funny on a forum. Sorry about that.
Yeah, and probably native English speaking. But this thread is about Ugarte.Well, it's not, you just have to be good at it.
We're just trying to thicken your skin for the general forum.Yeah, and probably native English speaking. But this thread is about Ugarte.
But none of them do as little work to controlling the game as Bruno. Having an 8 who's very creative is normal, having one that is just creative doesn't happen because control is very important.I’m assuming you’re classing KDB, Odegaard, Szoboszlai, Maddison as out and out midfielders? They’re all attacking midfielders who are now playing as 8s because of the way football has changed. At the start of their careers, Maddison, KDB and Odegaard were played at 10 in a 4231. If you look at the post I replied to, he was suggesting dropping Bruno (who is similar to all the players mentioned above) and playing without an attacking midfielder.
They're all very different players to Ugarte, Casemiro and Mainoo. Far more creative, play higher up the pitch and get more goals and assists.
Liverpool under Klopp you could argue were similar but Wijnaldum and Fabinho were probably better on the ball than Casemiro/Urgate. And it’s undeniable that they had a far bigger goal threat in their front three, as well as more threat from full back.
Yeah, and probably native English speaking. But this thread is about Ugarte.
Does he speak English?
Oo-gahr-tehDoes the U in his name sound like a "you"-garte or an "oo"-garte?