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quaazi wrote:haha might as well get a vcr recorded and invest in a box of floppy disks

??? that's a satellite dish and nothing will match the quality of the picture.

SrLuisGuilherme wrote:I hope Alaba isn't by any means playing at CB

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4-4-2 formation.

Well, I think he must.

Interesting, we have a false 3 formation No pure central defenders in the starting XI.

Either Alaba or Kimmich...

Wow that's a bad bench

MUTU wrote:

SrLuisGuilherme wrote:I hope Alaba isn't by any means playing at CB

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4-4-2 formation.

Well, I think he must.

Interesting, we have a false 3 formation No pure central defenders in the starting XI.

lol Ancelotti isn't lying about not starting a revolution, or actually continuing one

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Wow that's a bad bench

8 players injured but that still looks better than Pep's with 4 out field players at some point lol.

SrLuisGuilherme wrote:I hope Alaba isn't by any means playing at CB

And I want a new CB.

The Ribery-Lewa-Müller tridente is so good! Pep always had difficulty finding Ribery's right position on the pitch, but Ancelotti seems to have given him a free reign which is working superbly so far (against Jena, of course).

Can't watch the match and won't be able to latter. Can anyone describe the formation and tactics?

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I certainly wouldn't call Kimmich a toothless player but this is ridiculous! [/Rodney Dangerfield mode]

PunkCapitalist wrote:Can't watch the match and won't be able to latter. Can anyone describe the formation and tactics?

A nominal 4-3-3 that morphs a lot in offense. Kimmich covers for advancing fullbacks, Lahm mostly controls play and Vidal provides movement. Rafinha and Bernat are providing reasonable width (the former more than the latter) while the attacking trio is fluidly interchanging positions in search for space and consequently constantly exposing the Jena defense.

I am not liking it much tbh.
We are losing the ball easily.
What is up with Mats?
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Also, we're playing traditional passing triangles which mostly seems to work in getting the ball forward quickly, although it doesn't draw the Jena defenders out of position in the way Pep's passing game did (though that might be because the Jena players are walking out of position by themselves). At the time being, it's a good idea.

Looked pretty sloppy for the first part, but they seemed to fall into form later in the 1st half. Attack feels dead on the right side, but I guess that makes sense considering the lack of winger

new kits look nice with red shorts. And good half so far. Ribéry and Lewy on fire.