ramsej84 wrote:We might use that 3 men defense only vs teams like BVB fast dangerous attacking teams ; otherwise we'll play a 4-3-3 or the 4-1-4-1
bastos80 wrote:I'm still not really confident in Götze and Müller as a false 9. Robben seems a lot more dangerous there than those 2. I'm just praying Lewandowski doesn't pick a long term injury. He could be the key.
I see Götze the strongest behind the stringer and Müller the strongest on the wing.
The Bavarian Oak wrote:bastos80 wrote:I'm still not really confident in Götze and Müller as a false 9. Robben seems a lot more dangerous there than those 2. I'm just praying Lewandowski doesn't pick a long term injury. He could be the key.
I see Götze the strongest behind the stringer and Müller the strongest on the wing.
There is no more "wing" if the 3-4-3 is to be implemented. Don't think 4-2-3-1 static positions. 3-4-3 attackers are more fluid, dynamic, always changing positions.
Two withdrawn attackers and a centrally positioned attacker, who can all switch positions with each other.
Kevinx67 wrote:The Bavarian Oak wrote:bastos80 wrote:I'm still not really confident in Götze and Müller as a false 9. Robben seems a lot more dangerous there than those 2. I'm just praying Lewandowski doesn't pick a long term injury. He could be the key.
I see Götze the strongest behind the stringer and Müller the strongest on the wing.
There is no more "wing" if the 3-4-3 is to be implemented. Don't think 4-2-3-1 static positions. 3-4-3 attackers are more fluid, dynamic, always changing positions.
Two withdrawn attackers and a centrally positioned attacker, who can all switch positions with each other.
Are you saying you want Bayern to play the Barca way. Their kit for next year already looks like Barca's. To me If Bayern are to go foward Pep needs to go. His tactics are old and played out. Everyone know how to defeat it. Madrid seemed to ram his style right down his throat. Bayern need to play 4-3-2-1, 4-3-3 or alteast 4-4-2. Just hope 3-4-3 isn't it. 3 in the back is just too weak.
PunkCapitalist wrote:3-4-3 is more defensive formation than a 4-2-3-1 or a 4-1-4-1. The fullbacks in any of the latter formations (as applied by modern teams), tend to spend a lot of time in the adversaries' side, thus a 4-2-3-1 can easily look more like 2-2-5-1 when defending a counter-attack. 3-4-3, instead always keeps 3 players in the back, plus adds strength to the midfield, resulting in (theoretical) better defense against counter-attacks, etc. Plus, the side-midfielders can still aid in defense.
I think 3-4-3 could be the way to go. It will not only strengthen our capacity to defend counters, it will also allow Lahm and Alaba to play in the midfield, which both patently fancy. Plus, it kinda allows us to use Hojbejrg, Kroos, Schweinsteiger as backups to our fullbacks, the way Hojbjerg filled in for Lahm vs Dortmund (thus not requiring for us to adquire any Contento replacement or Rafinha upgrade).
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