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funkie
Venezuela9374 Posts
On July 04 2014 04:12 Steveling wrote: He was lucky I didn't bump into him there or he would hear how much better messi is, xD. Haha, that just made me laugh so hard right now. | ||
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
He will need time especially with a roster that doesnt really fit his favorite playstyle atm. Also on a side note i how about topic weeks about the leagues? With previews and power ranks and shit we can blame everyone having no idea what we are talking about. | ||
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
On July 04 2014 03:40 RvB wrote: Then you have a fantastic manager although he'll be fired after 1 or 2 years anyway. 2 years is very good for a manager in Turkish League T.T | ||
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3point14
Germany890 Posts
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Mensol
14536 Posts
He is definitely a smart dude. | ||
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aseq
Netherlands3975 Posts
On July 04 2014 06:39 Micro_Jackson wrote: Honestly i wouldnt expect much out of ManUnited the first half of the season. Back at Bayern he had pretty big problems and very little success at the beginning and wasnt too far away from getting fired. Als he is not really known to adjust well to the club or beeing very "diplomatic". He will need time especially with a roster that doesnt really fit his favorite playstyle atm. Also on a side note i how about topic weeks about the leagues? With previews and power ranks and shit we can blame everyone having no idea what we are talking about. Agreed, I think LvG is going to face some harsh criticism after barely making the top half of the table over the winter. Depends on whether he can keep the players in line whether he's going to do well at all, which might be difficult with some of the bigger names... | ||
Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
Considering BPL has a severe lack of solid tactics in the teams, I'd say given that he's pretty good at developing a system in which a team could compete, I think he'll do pretty well. | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
On July 04 2014 09:51 Twisted wrote: I assume you're calling it the British Premier League when you say BPL. I guess it doesn't really matter if it is BPL or EPL, it’s just a naming convention. But Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own football league systems so I think it is correct to call it the EPL even though Cardiff City, Newport Town, Wrexham and Swansea City play in the English League system.I'm actually a bit optimistic about what LvG can do. He'll definitely get a bunch of new players (already has a few) which could do well and the transfer window will still be open for a long while. Considering BPL has a severe lack of solid tactics in the teams, I'd say given that he's pretty good at developing a system in which a team could compete, I think he'll do pretty well. It’s definitely wrong to say Swansea are from England but they do play in the English Premier League. I'm excited to see what Louis van Gaal can do. Maybe I was a bit to quick to say in my earlier post I expect Man United to be challenging for the Champions League places, maybe that is to much. But we'll find out soon enough. | ||
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LeLfe
France3160 Posts
On July 04 2014 18:28 Greg_J wrote: I assume you're calling it the British Premier League when you say BPL. I guess it doesn't really matter if it is BPL or EPL, it’s just a naming convention. But Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own football league systems so I think it is correct to call it the EPL even though Cardiff City, Newport Town, Wrexham and Swansea City play in the English League system. It’s definitely wrong to say Swansea are from England but they do play in the English Premier League. I'm excited to see what Louis van Gaal can do. Maybe I was a bit to quick to say in my earlier post I expect Man United to be challenging for the Champions League places, maybe that is to much. But we'll find out soon enough. It's Barclays Premier League | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
OMG, I'm so stupid. edit: Going to have to defend my self some how. When I was In Korea it was always EPL, English Premier League. So I just assumed... ... No..... No..... There's no defending my stupidity. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51479 Posts
On July 04 2014 09:51 Twisted wrote: I'm actually a bit optimistic about what LvG can do. He'll definitely get a bunch of new players (already has a few) which could do well and the transfer window will still be open for a long while. Considering BPL has a severe lack of solid tactics in the teams, I'd say given that he's pretty good at developing a system in which a team could compete, I think he'll do pretty well. 3-5-2 would never work in the premier league. Wigan played it before and i think Hull did for a spell in the season. You just can't compete with that in the English game. Even in European competion Juventus played 3-5-2 last champions league with a decent squad which got beaten by Galatasaray and drew with the likes of FC Copenhagen. I have never been a fan of 3-5-2 so the only tactics he could bring to change Yanited is 4-3-3 but im sure thats what Fergie played? | ||
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
On July 04 2014 19:04 Pandemona wrote: 3-5-2 would never work in the premier league. Wigan played it before and i think Hull did for a spell in the season. You just can't compete with that in the English game. Even in European competion Juventus played 3-5-2 last champions league with a decent squad which got beaten by Galatasaray and drew with the likes of FC Copenhagen. I have never been a fan of 3-5-2 so the only tactics he could bring to change Yanited is 4-3-3 but im sure thats what Fergie played? I disagree. I think the 3-4-2-1 that Bayern played in the Pokalfinale against Dortmund would straigt murder BPL. In my opinion there are 2 major offensive playertypes in PL, fast small guys for vertical play like Hazard, Agüro or Walcott or big physical ones like Rooney, Giroud or Drogba(yea i know but in my opinion he is the role model for a PL striker). Against both types the 3/5 back tactic works really well if you have the right personel. And thats were you are right that it wouldnt work for most teams because you need a. a very good anticipation goalkeeper (i see only de gea there) b. a central back with very good ball skills (there is just no Javi Martinez or Mats Hummels in England, at least as far as i know) and c. a very "smart" defensive midfielder were English defensive midfielders tend to be "tackle good the rest doesnt matter". I can see Yaya doing the job but again there is no Phillipp Lahm or Busqets in England right now. On Van Gaal i am relly curius to see what he wants to do with ManU. I dont see his typical 4-3-3 that he preferes because there are lik 6 players missing that can make this work. With the current roster he could play 4-1-2-1-2 in a diamond shape with Rooney on the 10. That what he wanted to do with Bayern befere they bought Robben from Real. | ||
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Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
And there's obviously big variations in 4-3-3 systems as well. | ||
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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51479 Posts
Costa Rica did it to Italy i think and some other team had it done and the English commentators pointed it out and it made sense. Might of even been Costa Rica vs Uruguay actually. | ||
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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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RvB
Netherlands6204 Posts
edit: we switch to 4-3-3 in the second half most of the time so that's where your confusion might come from that it's 3-4-3 | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51479 Posts
Transfer News & Done Deals Luis Suarez saga could be drawing to a close according to Sky sources who understand his move to Barcelona could be completed before the end of the weekend Arsenal believe they are ahead of Liverpool in the race to sign Barcelona star Alexis Sanchez this summer The Daily Star is saying that Manchester United are weighing up a bid for £40million-rated Real Madrid winger Angel Di Maria Monaco have insisted star striker Radamel Falcao will remain at the club next season in spite of reports in Spain linking the Colombian with a move to Real Madrid. Italian press agency ADN Kronos are reporting that AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi has revealed at a meeting in Rome that he is close to selling Mario Balotelli to a top English club Reports from Spain in El Confidencial claim that Arsenal are hoping to sign Germany international Sami Khedira from Real Madrid this summer Ashley Cole’s representatives are in discussions with between 'two and three overseas clubs', according to Sky sources. Liverpool have offered Southampton £20million for Dejan Lovren - but are being frustrated in their attempts to wrap up a deal for the centre-back Reports emanating from Spain claim Villarreal, Malaga and Deportivo La Coruna are all hoping to land Manchester City new boy Bruno Zuculini on loan Reports in Italy suggest that Inter Milan are working to try and sign Stevan Jovetic from Manchester City Dutch striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar says he will discuss his future with Schalke, amid speculation that Liverpool are lining up a move for him. The 30-year-old | ||
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England3012 Posts
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RvB
Netherlands6204 Posts
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