ramsej84 wrote:Have you seen Felipe ?
Steph wrote:I've always thought that we've needed people to play far on the left and right, as most good teams have players for those positions, but I've seen Müller and Lewandowski combine to do some awesome stuff. I also would like to see Götze get more playing time and become one of the main parts of our squad. So I've been thinking about how we can do all of this while also having players on the left and right and 4-1-4-1 keeps coming to mind.
We could do something like this.
-------------------Lewandowski--------------------
-----winger--------Götze---Müller----Robben/winger---------
-----------------------Javi/DM-----------------------------
or something like this
-----------------------Lewandowski---------------------------
--Götze-------Thiago------Müller-----Robben/winger----------
------------------------Javi/DM---------------------------------
I've thought about a 2 striker formation, maybe a diamond midfield with a CAM, LM, RM, and CDM, but I don't know if that would really work well. Maybe one of the two things I posted above but with Müller on the right and a CM that we bring in as cone of the more central midfielders.
I'm not really sure though, that might be a bit attack minded to work against the best teams.
Maybe a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 with a CAM.
This maybe?
-------------------Lewandowski---------------------
--Winger------------Götze-------Robben/Müller-----
-------------Javi/DM--------Thiago/DM-----------
pyrasur wrote::-k 3-4-4...?
PunkCapitalist wrote:
Maybe: Lewy+Müller(Robben)+Götze(Ribery) playing as a central but fluid front three (all of them can drift to the wings excellently if required by the circumstances), a central midfield of Thiago+DM(maybe Alaba), two wingbacks with perfect reading of the game (Alaba, Bernat and Lahm) and a back three of two CD and a DM/CD libero.
I actually wrote a few months ago that maybe the answer to the post robbery world is not to get new wingers, but to play more centrally. I stand by that, but requires a whole new tactical approach.
Steph wrote:PunkCapitalist wrote:
Maybe: Lewy+Müller(Robben)+Götze(Ribery) playing as a central but fluid front three (all of them can drift to the wings excellently if required by the circumstances), a central midfield of Thiago+DM(maybe Alaba), two wingbacks with perfect reading of the game (Alaba, Bernat and Lahm) and a back three of two CD and a DM/CD libero.
I actually wrote a few months ago that maybe the answer to the post robbery world is not to get new wingers, but to play more centrally. I stand by that, but requires a whole new tactical approach.
I really like the idea for the front 3 with Lewandowski, Götze, and Müller but I'm not sure what I think of three at the back. Maybe if Alaba made sure to come back fast on defense and sort of help shift the team to 4 defenders it would work. I'm just not sure that three at the back can ever work against our toughest opponents though.
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