SrLuisGuilherme wrote:Martinez at central midfield: hopes going up!
JANCKER wrote:Stop hating on Kimmich(soon your Barca will come and offer 100m for him)... Robbery are showing that they still got it, they just need to stay injury free.
Achilles wrote:At the winterbreak it would be a nice chance for Ancelotti and his staff to re-consider some things about tactics & formations so he could make some of our core players 100% useful(Muller & Costa) while working on a completely another formation without wingers just in case and as a plan B.. our roster can suit well enough in a 4-4-2 diamond that Carlo played under Milan!
He can even use Robben next to Lewy for instance instead of Muller, in the 4-4-2 diamond the fullbacks can make the difference offensively and the covers from midfield can be bery useful when we defend. I don't mind but it would be nice to escape from time to time the 4-3-3 playing Muller on the wings I don't care which way I just mentioned 4-4-2 diamond because Ancelotti mastered it at his Milan days.
3-5-2 with Javi Martinez as libero copying somehow the great Bilbao when Bielsa was in charge or Pep's at our best game IMO under him the cup against BVB I enjoyed so much that 3-man defense with Javi being the ultimate boss. Well Ancelotti may doesn't have a clue playing this formation but working on alternatives systems and tactics would be beneficial!
Achilles wrote:Does anybody else thinks that Martinez-Hummels duo works better and looks more solid than Boa-Hummels or I'm having illusions?
PunkCapitalist wrote:Robbery is not in their prime. We no longer NEED to rely on wingplay.
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#12 wrote:PunkCapitalist wrote:Robbery is not in their prime. We no longer NEED to rely on wingplay.
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So we only did it cause we NEEDED to do it?
We lack creativity and penetration ability without either of Robben, Ribéry, Coman, Costa... We COULD abandon wingplay - but we'd need three or four different players first...
PunkCapitalist wrote:#12 wrote:PunkCapitalist wrote:Robbery is not in their prime. We no longer NEED to rely on wingplay.
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So we only did it cause we NEEDED to do it?
We lack creativity and penetration ability without either of Robben, Ribéry, Coman, Costa... We COULD abandon wingplay - but we'd need three or four different players first...
You missed my point. When we had prime Robbery, wingplay was the natural choice cause we had WC wingers. We no longer have WC wingers so we can look into wingless tactics that fit our squad better. For instance, I think we should get someone like James and play a 4312:
Lewy-Müller
James
Renato-Vidal
Thiago
Alaba-Hummels-Boa-Kimmich
Neuer
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SrLuisGuilherme wrote:PunkCapitalist wrote:#12 wrote:[quote="PunkCapitalist"]Robbery is not in their prime. We no longer NEED to rely on wingplay.
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So we only did it cause we NEEDED to do it?
We lack creativity and penetration ability without either of Robben, Ribéry, Coman, Costa... We COULD abandon wingplay - but we'd need three or four different players first...
You missed my point. When we had prime Robbery, wingplay was the natural choice cause we had WC wingers. We no longer have WC wingers so we can look into wingless tactics that fit our squad better. For instance, I think we should get someone like James and play a 4312:
Lewy-Müller
James
Renato-Vidal
Thiago
Alaba-Hummels-Boa-Kimmich
Neuer
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PunkCapitalist wrote:Costa is nowhere near James. He is not a WC player IMO, but explaining this point would take me too much time atm. Short version: lots of speed, zero brain.
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#12 wrote:Fit our squad better... Do they really?
Cause I think that lineup looks awfully slow...
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