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I want to thank this thread for bringing the word Raumdeuter to the Caf, hope to see it a lot more around these parts, it translates as Space Investigator, just magnificent!
VDB played in the pivot in his last season at Ajax after De Jong left. He also played there together with De Jong behind Ziyech as a no 10 in the previous season for a few games.
Playing in the pivot on paper, it was more box to box similair to the way McTominay usually plays for us, and not how Matic plays.
Thought I should clarify this. It's not like he only played deeper in the youth teams, which has been implied by some.
Look at this guy who doesn't know the difference between a raumdeuter and trequartista. Do you even football?Is 'Raumdeuter' the same playing position as trequartista then?
Or are there nuances that I've missed?
Look at this guy who doesn't know the difference between a raumdeuter and trequartista. Do you even football?
I'm with you*shrugs*
You know, life was much easier when everyone played a 4-4-2 and I could go 'Aha! He plays as a midfielder!'
Space InterpreterI want to thank this thread for bringing the word Raumdeuter to the Caf, hope to see it a lot more around these parts, it translates as Space Investigator, just magnificent!
Basically 1 view per day. Must be the uploaderIt's the first time that I see someone suggest that Van De Beek is a raumdeuter and judging by the 712 views in 2 years, I'm not the only one.
I purposely put no names in the rest of the positions. I am highlighting where i would play him, who the two should be is a separate debate. I personally do not believe that Pogba bruno and Ronaldo should be in the same time under Ole, he just wants any of them to produce a moment to win a game. We need team players and workaholics. Also there is 38 games a season, even if Donny started 15 there, bruno and pogba would get rest. Pogba will most certainly leave next year too. I wouldn't take everything in life at face value.If we changed to that formation, it would be Pogba and Bruno in those 2 positions.
Donny would be.....on the bench
It's a word invented by himself to describe Thomas Müller's movement on the pitch, whose most important quality is that he always seems to know where spaces will be open for him to play him. So he has a free role in a typical playmaker/trequartista position to drift wherever he thinks is useful for the team and doing that, he uses and creates spaces for himself and his teammates. So in a way Müller/a "Raumdeuter (=space interpreter) is a playmaker without the ball, opposed to your typical playmaker who needs the ball to create something.Is 'Raumdeuter' the same playing position as trequartista then?
Or are there nuances that I've missed?
There you go. Close thread.Even the player himself says he can play DM.
It's a word invented by himself to describe Thomas Müller's movement on the pitch, whose most important quality is that he always seems to know where spaces will be open for him to play him. So he has a free role in a typical playmaker/trequartista position to drift wherever he thinks is useful for the team and doing that, he uses and creates spaces for himself and his teammates. So in a way Müller/a "Raumdeuter (=space interpreter) is a playmaker without the ball, opposed to your typical playmaker who needs the ball to create something.
I really don't see how this fits van de Beek as a type of player, as he needs the ball to create stuff as far as I can see.
You are so full of yourself damn. The person in question says himself he can play CM and that’s one of his best positions but yet you are saying it’s not. He might not be a great CM doesn’t mean he isn’t a CM.And again, just because he played CM doesn't mean he is good at it - he can have a better role somewhere else making his best position somewhere else.
I saw something at Ajax where it said that he played deeper and he was not that good.
It was because Frenkie De Jong came that he got pushed further up the pitch and that is what made him get the hype.
I know he can play CM - I said so in the post, that doesn't make it his best position.
I'm not agreeing with OP but this stating that what a player says as factual is also not something to base much of an argument on.Didn't someone already debunk this nonsense from OP with an actual Tactical analysis not a fancy YouTube video?
Nevermind that VDB himself said he can play centrally.
No, no, no, what the player himself says about his own role is definitely irrelevant.
I think for the same reason we got Ronaldo - when a good player becomes available we sign first and then think later about whether we need them or not.Okay lets say for arguments sake that you are right, then..
1) Why the hell did we sign him in the first place
2) Why the hell didn't we sell him last summer and use the funds for an actual CM that we need
Okay lets say for arguments sake that you are right, then..
1) Why the hell did we sign him in the first place
2) Why the hell didn't we sell him last summer and use the funds for an actual CM that we need
You talk about level headed analysis then you mention how we've lost every game VdB started, we've lost lots of games with McTominay or Fred starting, what does this "higher winning percentage" even mean? They have served some appalling games on consistent basis, and demonstrated that they are not good enough. The other guy VdB, we only know one thing for sure, he has got very very little game time to even fight for a place.Level-headed analysis, this. We've lost every game in which VdB started in midfield, except for a meaningless game at the end of last season, but our most consistent midfield duo, which has a higher winning percentage than any of our other midfield partnerships, is "absolute shit".
If we want to stop our midfield from being bypassed as if it doesn't exist, like it was against Leicester, we have to play McTominay and Fred. However, since they're not very good on the ball and their passing is generally poor, they're not very good at breaking down low blocks. That's always going to be a problem until we buy midfielders who are good on the ball but not complete defensive liabilities like Pogba, VdB, and an elderly, exhausted Matic.
I’m still trying to figure out what a double pivot is.*shrugs*
You know, life was much easier when everyone played a 4-4-2 and I could go 'Aha! He plays as a midfielder!'