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Join Date: 10 2006
Location: In your sock drawer
Fave Players: Abbiati
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Join Date: 06 2004
Location: England
Fave Players: Kaka, Gourcuff and Cissokho
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I see what you are saying guys about putting Pirlo further forward. I would love to see it for both Milan and Italy. I have noticed though that he is at his best when he is supported by attacking fullbacks who track back. ie cafu, sergio, Zambrotta and Grosso.
When we get the two fullbacks we need then I wouldnt mind seeing him ahead of Rino and Brocchi. But then again, I also want to see more of young Yohan.
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#198 |
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Join Date: 10 2006
Location: In your sock drawer
Fave Players: Abbiati
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Well, if anything positive can be taken from Saturday's match, it's that we already reached our sixth Serie A clean sheet. Last season, we didn't get it until January. But there's no excuse to keep hitting the woodwork time and time and time again.
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Join Date: 05 2006
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Fave Players: marco van basten, rui costa, kaka, pirlo
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Not a bad thought, Warro and Nefremo. Only thing though is that Pirlo is not the most mobile player in the world. If we move him up front to play alongside Kaka, he has to be pretty mobile and cover most of the pitch (the attacking third at least). Somehow, I dont think he is dynamic, fast enough to be very effective. The second problem is if we have Brocchi/Gattuso in central mid, we are going to seriously lack creativity down the middle of the field. All our play will go through the flanks (36 y/o Cafu and an unpredictable Janku) or else Kaka or Pirlo will have to keep dropping back to collect the ball. We may risk being too predictable.
I honestly like the formation as it is. It makes us very variable and gives us plenty of options in attack. Pirlo is quality in his DM role. He provides great passes---long and short and has got excellent vision. Then we have Seedorf, who at the moment in underperfoming, but either he or Gourcuff provides necessary link up play and additional creativity. Then we have the flanks. On top of that, we've got Kaka and RO dropping back. I think our formation is awesome as it is. The problem is certain personnel are not performing and we dont have proper replacements. At present, Pirlo, Seedorf, RO, Cafu, and Janku are not performing consistently. But that is not necessarily why we are underperfoming. IMO, the problem is that we never went out and bought quality players in the transfer market to replace them or at least provide competition for them. So we end up playing them regardless---and the team suffers. Imagine having, I dont know, a young player like Gago playing instead of Pirlo when he is off form. Gourcuff on for Seedorf CONSISTENTLY. A top striker like Etoo playing instead of RO and some quality wingbacks---Marcelo or Oddo at left and right backs. I think our quality is greatly enhanced and we would win games like these regardless of formation. |
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Join Date: 12 2004
Location: Canada
Fave Players: Rivera, Maldini, Del Piero, Baggio, Nesta, Pirlo
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Join Date: 05 2006
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Fave Players: marco van basten, rui costa, kaka, pirlo
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Thanks, Hasan---my bad. I think the statistic I was referring to was over the last four games only...
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