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Enigma
Physio
Enigma Tactics
Formation: 4-3-3, Direct, quick transitions and hitting the opposition with pace.
Defence:
At the heart of the defence we have one of Argentina's finest - Daniel Passarella, who is playing in his natural LCB role. Right next to him is Forster who is one of the best markers in the game, taking care of the opposition striker mainly. Ruud Krol will be playing in a balanced full back role, supporting the attack when proceedings are on the left flank and also holding fort in the defensive phase. On the right Zanetti will be in his natural attacking right back role.
Midfield:
Franz Beckenbauer will play sorts of a libero role that most likely he would occupy if he played today as he is the midfield general that would affect the game more from just in front of the defence. He can initiate the attacks, start move from deep but also protect the back four and sniff out the opposition danger when called upon. Alongside Kaiser Franz, we have Robson in his natural B2B role complimented with Sir Bobby in the attacking third. Robson will be playing as advanced playmaker, linking defence with attack and also probing for goal and attacking the box. On the right we have Bruno Conti - one of Roma's greatest who will be right winger on his natural side, although he could play on both flanks. His trickery, pace and directness will help gain numerical advantage when taking on the opposition defender and allowing space for Eusebio and RvP in the box.
Attack:
A mouthwatering duo we have the Benfica's most renown player in Eusebio who will play in his natural SS role, probing the flank and also attacking the box. His natural instinct and goalscoring prowess will make it really hard to be contained especially with the service getting from behind. Robin van Persie plays in his striker role of his late and peak Arsenal days.
Advantages:
- all of our players are in their peak form. They either made their name in the team chosen or are in at their career peak.
- rock solid defence shielded by one of the GOAT's in the game.
- Sir Bobby, Eusebio and RvP have a lot of goals in their game each of them contributing with different aspects to the team.
Beckenbauer at his peak:
Midfield battle with Charlton - always worth a look
Excellent all round display by Charlton for the NT.
And a great compilation from @harms of Eusebio scoring a hattrick.
Physio Tactics
Tactics – Direct/ Mixed
Formation – 334 in possession/ 442 is the organised defensive phase
Defensive Line – Balanced
Marking – Zonal
This team is built around the complete game of Lother Matthaus. In this side he can influence every phase of the game. In possession, Mauro Silva steps up to DM to be the extra man in midfield to allow Matthaus to rampage forward; Nilton and Battiston tuck in to make a back 3 with Rio– from what I have seen Battiston is an old-school defensive full-back; Nilton for all his reputation as an attacking full-back never really got forward that much and as a right footer at left back was more of a playmaking LB so I think he will suit this role here very well. Out of possession Matthaus takes up a more normal CM position to hold the fort and get stuck in. Schuster was a tough tackling playmaker and will provide silky creativity to complement Matthaus’s all action game.
The rest of the side is pretty straight forward with young Weah as the dynamic, powerhouse forward who likes to drop deep playing off peak Batigol. Schneider was a good technical wide midfielder who peaked at one of the worst times for the German NT in the early 2000s and so is unfairly forgotten. Piet Keizer was regarded as Ajax’s best player prior to Cruyff and was an exceptional left-winger with great dribbling and crossing skills. Lastly Rinat Dasayev exceptional shot stopping ability will make the defence even more difficult to penetrate.
Young George Weah
Patrick Battiston
Bernd Schneider
Physio
Enigma Tactics
Formation: 4-3-3, Direct, quick transitions and hitting the opposition with pace.
Defence:
At the heart of the defence we have one of Argentina's finest - Daniel Passarella, who is playing in his natural LCB role. Right next to him is Forster who is one of the best markers in the game, taking care of the opposition striker mainly. Ruud Krol will be playing in a balanced full back role, supporting the attack when proceedings are on the left flank and also holding fort in the defensive phase. On the right Zanetti will be in his natural attacking right back role.
Midfield:
Franz Beckenbauer will play sorts of a libero role that most likely he would occupy if he played today as he is the midfield general that would affect the game more from just in front of the defence. He can initiate the attacks, start move from deep but also protect the back four and sniff out the opposition danger when called upon. Alongside Kaiser Franz, we have Robson in his natural B2B role complimented with Sir Bobby in the attacking third. Robson will be playing as advanced playmaker, linking defence with attack and also probing for goal and attacking the box. On the right we have Bruno Conti - one of Roma's greatest who will be right winger on his natural side, although he could play on both flanks. His trickery, pace and directness will help gain numerical advantage when taking on the opposition defender and allowing space for Eusebio and RvP in the box.
Attack:
A mouthwatering duo we have the Benfica's most renown player in Eusebio who will play in his natural SS role, probing the flank and also attacking the box. His natural instinct and goalscoring prowess will make it really hard to be contained especially with the service getting from behind. Robin van Persie plays in his striker role of his late and peak Arsenal days.
Advantages:
- all of our players are in their peak form. They either made their name in the team chosen or are in at their career peak.
- rock solid defence shielded by one of the GOAT's in the game.
- Sir Bobby, Eusebio and RvP have a lot of goals in their game each of them contributing with different aspects to the team.
Beckenbauer at his peak:
Midfield battle with Charlton - always worth a look
Excellent all round display by Charlton for the NT.
And a great compilation from @harms of Eusebio scoring a hattrick.
Physio Tactics
Tactics – Direct/ Mixed
Formation – 334 in possession/ 442 is the organised defensive phase
Defensive Line – Balanced
Marking – Zonal
This team is built around the complete game of Lother Matthaus. In this side he can influence every phase of the game. In possession, Mauro Silva steps up to DM to be the extra man in midfield to allow Matthaus to rampage forward; Nilton and Battiston tuck in to make a back 3 with Rio– from what I have seen Battiston is an old-school defensive full-back; Nilton for all his reputation as an attacking full-back never really got forward that much and as a right footer at left back was more of a playmaking LB so I think he will suit this role here very well. Out of possession Matthaus takes up a more normal CM position to hold the fort and get stuck in. Schuster was a tough tackling playmaker and will provide silky creativity to complement Matthaus’s all action game.
The rest of the side is pretty straight forward with young Weah as the dynamic, powerhouse forward who likes to drop deep playing off peak Batigol. Schneider was a good technical wide midfielder who peaked at one of the worst times for the German NT in the early 2000s and so is unfairly forgotten. Piet Keizer was regarded as Ajax’s best player prior to Cruyff and was an exceptional left-winger with great dribbling and crossing skills. Lastly Rinat Dasayev exceptional shot stopping ability will make the defence even more difficult to penetrate.
Young George Weah
Patrick Battiston
Bernd Schneider