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armbrust wrote:Oh , i forgot to mention that the f 4-5-1 is gone .



The question now is what will jonker do with muller when robben is available?

Not for another match though so it is basically a question for just two games this season. He could play behind Super Mario if he does a 4 man forward again in a 1 2 1 formation. But I would prefer Muller behind Gomez AND Klose in a 1 2 forward.

In any case, I just can't believe we won a game in the first half without Robben. I missed that on the second half of the season. Now we don't have to worry if he breaks down again, or shouts at the referee after final whistle...

tflags wrote:

armbrust wrote:Oh , i forgot to mention that the f 4-5-1 is gone .



The question now is what will jonker do with muller when robben is available?

Not for another match though so it is basically a question for just two games this season. He could play behind Super Mario if he does a 4 man forward again in a 1 2 1 formation. But I would prefer Muller behind Gomez AND Klose in a 1 2 forward.

In any case, I just can't believe we won a game in the first half without Robben. I missed that on the second half of the season. Now we don't have to worry if he breaks down again, or shouts at the referee after final whistle...

We can always play with Muller as a striker beside Gomez.

We need to change our football from needless / boring / lethargic possession with accurate but short and easy passes (we couldn't and shouldn't be Barca 2.0 wannabe anyway) to that long passes (not 100% accurate but lethal when they find their target). In that kind of football a CAM is not really needed. You just need 2 forwards to receive those long or through passes.

BTW as I said before the game,

AvatarX wrote:Although 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 look great on paper, I think our best possible formation is 4-2-2-2 (until Kroos is ready to make a breakthrough).

I am very glad that 4-2-2-2 worked well as I expected

the contento move you are talking about was against Basel in the champions league group stage..

Bayern Munich's 5-1 win against Bayer Leverkusen on Sunday was an emphatic result. The hosts blitzed their visitors for four goals in the first half in a display of ruthless finishing. After the match, Goal.com met up with Bayern midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, who despite the result took a very sober perspective on the events.

"Every player knows our situation," he said, alluding to Bayern's current standing in the Bundesliga. "From the result and the way the game was played, today was good."

Of course, the question naturally follows as to how Bayern's explosive turn-around came to be. Schweinsteiger was careful to distance himself from comments made by the Bayern management last week criticising former coach Louis van Gaal.

"It is not like the media has shown. I think we have played some very good games under Van Gaal."

Sunday's win against Leverkusen was Bayern's first match under caretaker coach Andries Jonker, who replaced Van Gaal a week ago following the Dutchman's sacking.

The result saw Bayern move third in the Bundesliga table as they regained control of the last Champions League spot.

Source: http://www.goal.com/en-india/news/628/o ... ng-is-the-

There is only one thing an FCB fan can say after a game like Sunday's: Ole! (sorry, no hyphens in this keyboard).

The players have no reason to fire parting shots at van Gaal, hence the diplomatic answers from Schweini and Müller and so forth. The only player I can think of who'd go "good riddance" is, well, Ribery.

Payam wrote:

quaazi wrote:The players have no reason to fire parting shots at van Gaal, hence the diplomatic answers from Schweini and Müller and so forth. The only player I can think of who'd go "good riddance" is, well, Ribery.

*Cough*Tymoschuk*cough*

And Butt
And Klose

You're missing the point. They'd never SAY it on record to the media, they're too smart for that. Ribery would though.