EPTLavezzi, Mata, Lucas/Menez, Ibra, Cavani fkn scary :d
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Mensol
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Lavezzi, Mata, Lucas/Menez, Ibra, Cavani fkn scary :d | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
I think a nice setup for our team would actually be: -----------------------------[striker]-------------------------- Hazard---------------------Mata-----------------Ramires --------------Lampard / Oscar/Luiz (depending on opponent) Cole-------------Terry-------------Cahill------------Ivanovic I think both Oscar and Luiz belong in midfield and actually Oscar has the perfect attributes for a CM, good passing, good control but also a reasonable defender with more defensive ability than most people with his paltry physique. Also, Ramires imo should play winger. I think he has always been best there. A great defensive cover for our RB, can use his supreme pace and gets into scoring positions more often (he is one of our best finishers). He is also horrific on the ball, can't pass for toffee but can cross well so I don't like seeing him in the centre personally. I feel this team would be beastly as hell. Willian and Schurrle etc can be on the bench. Although I have to admit this fiercely lethal team I have set out would be better on the counter than in a high possession style which seems to be what Mou wants to do (probs with nudging from Roman). | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
 Also yeah that team is fine sc4k i agree. Always thought and i believe Oscar thinks too his best position is a CM. Having him alongside Luiz or even Ramires there is what i would do. Then i would have Willian on the wing with Mata in the middle again. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6327 Posts
On January 04 2014 00:00 clusen wrote: Exactly that is a a skillset where I wouldn't even rate Özil as the lone number 1 in Germany anymore tho, which is my point. Except that Özil doesn't just make thr last pass once in a while like Pande said but does it more frequently than any other player. What makes him so amazing in my eyes is that for him giving thr assist is as important as scoring a goal himself. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On January 04 2014 00:00 clusen wrote: Exactly that is a a skillset where I wouldn't even rate Özil as the lone number 1 in Germany anymore tho, which is my point. Who would you rate above him, then? | ||
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
Götze, Lahm, Schweinsteiger, Neuer? Or am i missing something in the conversation that excludes them? | ||
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Kenpark
Germany2350 Posts
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
Mine would look something like Neuer (btw how is Muslera doing atm? In my memory he and Casillas were the best keepers in 2010 WC) Lahm-Boateng-Kompany-??? (not sure, maybe Alaba. I feel left/right back is the position with the least world class players/most challenging position in today's football. Also I don't know too much about non-Bundesliga-defenders) Schweinsteiger Messi-Ronaldo-Ribery-Suarez-Ibrahimovic in no specific tactical position. Also I'm probably late to the party  | ||
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wingpawn
Poland1342 Posts
I wonder how Mourinho convinces Mata and other bench-warmers that they are still important to the team... | ||
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sharkie
Austria18776 Posts
On January 04 2014 03:37 wingpawn wrote: Well Mafe, you had David Alaba, Leighton Baines, Marcelo, Jordi Alba, Davide Santon and Ricardo Rodriguez to choose from; it's not like the LB spot isn't stacked (even though many clubs have problems with quality of their left-backs). I wonder how Mourinho convinces Mata and other bench-warmers that they are still important to the team... This motivation and the players' love of him is one of Mourinho's strengths. You won't see a player who has played under Mourinho say bad things of him | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Ibrahimvoic is to hot and cold for me. He only scores wonder goals and only turns up randomly. Like Drogba towards end of his career at Chelsea. Used to just own house in games vs Yanited/City/Arsenal and Champs League xD On January 04 2014 03:45 sharkie wrote: This motivation and the players' love of him is one of Mourinho's strengths. You won't see a player who has played under Mourinho say bad things of him Which as long as he has a career as long as Fergies, is why he should be ranked better than Sir Alex due to the face most players DONT like Fergie after they leave (Beckham/Keane/Stamm etcetc) | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
On January 04 2014 03:45 sharkie wrote: This motivation and the players' love of him is one of Mourinho's strengths. You won't see a player who has played under Mourinho say bad things of him Pretty sure Casillas and Adán would disagree with that statement. I agree in that his mind and ways of motivation are Mou's forte tho. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has been charged by The FA over post-match media comments he made following his side’s game against Manchester City on 26 December 2013. It is alleged the comments by Rodgers called into question the integrity of the match referee, and/or implied that the match referee was motivated by bias; and/or brought the game into disrepute; and/or amounted to a failure to act in the best interests of the game. Rodgers has until 6pm on 8 January 2014 to respond to the charge. Source Comments that got him into trouble | ||
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kyllinghest
Norway1607 Posts
Was dumb of him to question the refs integrity, but how Mason and Webb arn´t finding themselves in the championship right now shows the complete incompetence of the FA. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4927 Posts
I love Özil, but I don't think he is close to a perfect 10. Sure, some aspects of his play are at world class level for this position, others however are mediocre. Against some of Germany's opponents I would prefer Götze or Kroos to start instead of Özil for tactical reasons, they have different strengths and weaknesses. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6327 Posts
On January 04 2014 03:58 Salteador Neo wrote: Pretty sure Casillas and Adán would disagree with that statement. I agree in that his mind and ways of motivation are Mou's forte tho. I'm sure at Real there were more players who didn't like him anymore and I don't think Mata is very happy either. THe rumours he's leaving aren't there for nothing. | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On January 04 2014 06:34 RvB wrote: I'm sure at Real there were more players who didn't like him anymore and I don't think Mata is very happy either. THe rumours he's leaving aren't there for nothing. Mata isn't too happy, but he is far too nice to clash with Mourinho in the same way Casillas did. I think Mata will have a big role to play in the later stages of the season as he is simply going to be far fitter than the rest haha. No way Mourinho is letting Mata go to any champions league/EPL rival, he is far too good of a player. | ||
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Mensol
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+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://imgim.com/9845_775016545871897_939125456_n.jpg) ![[image loading]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BXm_5mSCAAApIwU.jpg:large) lol Just go to PSG Mata  You dont deserve to experience things like that | ||
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