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r10 wrote:

#12 wrote:I don’t need to overcompensate by insulting strangers on the internet...

#12 wrote:

r10 wrote:

YlonenXabi wrote:Will you ever learn to quote?

What do you expect from an idiot?

Pretty sure I am smarter than you asshole, virtual proof being I don’t need to overcompensate by insulting strangers on the internet...

ramsej84 wrote:Can you stop being a smart ass and insulting left right and centre?
Who do you think you are?
I offended me and I let it go but you are crossing the line now

YlonenXabi wrote:I see a very good tactical movement here.

Kimmich is being pressed by 2 or even 3 Schalke players at times when we play from the back. So what we are doing is shifting to a back 3 in defense with Alaba moving to a more central role where he is usually free. 3-2-4-1 in possession and then we go back to a back 4 when defending.

It makes perfect sense because

1- Pavard can play both RB and CB
2- Alaba is originally a CM
3- Lucas can play both CB and LB

And it gets even better because at times we keep the back 4 with Alaba playing wide as LB. So basically Schalke have no clue what to do.



Last year we would have been screwed because Kovac would have had no answer for that Kimmich man marking. But today Flick came up with a very good and effective solution



We just lack some quality (Thiago, Coutinho...) but the tactics have been spot on so far in the game.

aterford wrote:A bit late but you're welcome to provide your responses here.

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MUTU wrote:I haven't seen the match, because I had a barbecue with friends. Yet, I have a gripe anyway. Why, with the match already finished (3-0) did Kovac put on Javi instead of Cuisance to give the latter some experience with the team? Is he trying to repeat the Renato Sanches fiasco?

MUTU wrote:Yes, Lucas could have been subbed out, Pavard could have moved to central defence, Kimmich moved to RB and Cuisance could have slotted in at midfield.

With the players on the pitch, needing to sub out a CD is no excuse for not subbing on Cuisance.

PunkCapitalist wrote:

MUTU wrote:Yes, Lucas could have been subbed out, Pavard could have moved to central defence, Kimmich moved to RB and Cuisance could have slotted in at midfield.

With the players on the pitch, needing to sub out a CD is no excuse for not subbing on Cuisance.

That's the kind of substitution Pep used to do. Too advanced stuff for Kovac, give him a couple of decades and he might be there.

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