Build/Predict Your Juve (70 Viewers)
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can we try 3412 befor pogba come back, cuz Fagioli can play ACM
--------------Dusan------------Di Maria-------------
-------------------------Fagioli---------------------------
Kostic------------Loca----------Zak--------Cuad
-------Bremer-------Bonucci--------Danilo------
---------------------------Perin----------------------------
--------------Dusan------------Di Maria-------------
-------------------------Fagioli---------------------------
Kostic------------Loca----------Zak--------Cuad
-------Bremer-------Bonucci--------Danilo------
---------------------------Perin----------------------------
It's funny you say that because when Conte first arrived and was given Krasic and Elia as his wingers for his 424 he quickly realised they best thing to do was to figure out a formation which meant the 11 best players were on the pitch.
That's probably what that formation is, and when Fede is back you can swap him for Fagioli and then swap Chiesa with Di Maria.
Edit: Totally forgot about Pogba lmao
That's probably what that formation is, and when Fede is back you can swap him for Fagioli and then swap Chiesa with Di Maria.
Edit: Totally forgot about Pogba lmao
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It's partly this but I think it's also speculation that we just don't have the depth, which is already an issue now that we have 2 stars injured before the season begins, to be picky on formation. Better to have a higher standard of player than insist on a formation that has glaring weak links. In that context Kostic makes extra sense because he's useful up and down the left side.
I guess we'll see what Allegri moulds this squad into. I have faith he'll figure it out, we have some really excellent players in this squad.
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How many Homegrown players do you have to include in your UEFA squads, I think it's 8 from Italy and 4 from the club. Italy is no problem, but who are our 4 from Juventus? As far as I can guess it'll be:
-Fagioli
-Kean
-Mirretti?
There's nobody else I can see in the first team. Does Kaio count? If we'd had Pogba a year earlier I think he would actually qualify lmao.
Ah shit ive just realised Pinsoglio was in our Primavera. What a lad. Panic over.
Edit: All the more reason to give Fagioli, Mirretti and I guess Kean all the opportunities they need to succeed and form part of the squad even if as a reliable second choice.
I guess we'll see what Allegri moulds this squad into. I have faith he'll figure it out, we have some really excellent players in this squad.
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How many Homegrown players do you have to include in your UEFA squads, I think it's 8 from Italy and 4 from the club. Italy is no problem, but who are our 4 from Juventus? As far as I can guess it'll be:
-Fagioli
-Kean
-Mirretti?
There's nobody else I can see in the first team. Does Kaio count? If we'd had Pogba a year earlier I think he would actually qualify lmao.
Ah shit ive just realised Pinsoglio was in our Primavera. What a lad. Panic over.
Edit: All the more reason to give Fagioli, Mirretti and I guess Kean all the opportunities they need to succeed and form part of the squad even if as a reliable second choice.
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Alright here's my idea. On paper we line up like this
But in practice it's a lot more fluid. When we are in possession we allow Bonucci to drift forward into the space between the CMs and the CBs. A lot of back threes spread out in possession so in essence they make one LB, one CB and one RB. I suggest we keep two CBs more compact at the back when in possession. Bonucci in the DM space allows Zak and Loca not to be pinned back worrying about leaving a hole.
We also attack with only one of the WBs at a time, so that we can still have 4 at the back in a counter scenario. And when we do go forward Di Maria and Memphis pivot on a sort of pendulum. Depending on which side the attack is coming from one of them slots into an AMC/SS space behind vlahovic, allowing space for Cuads or Kostic to push up, as well as ensuring that we have 4 players in the attack. So either one of these two
I think a fluid formation like this is the best way to get the most out of our best 11 while minimising weaknesses. Playing like this requires a lot of tactical awareness and footballing intelligence with tbh is something I think we do have quite a lot of. Also it would be exciting to see Vlahovic develop almost two different partnerships with Di Maria and Memphis, because their roles are different depending on which side of the pitch the attack is coming from.
And obviously when Chiesa and Pogba come back we reconsider, but this to me seems like a good way to begin the season.
But in practice it's a lot more fluid. When we are in possession we allow Bonucci to drift forward into the space between the CMs and the CBs. A lot of back threes spread out in possession so in essence they make one LB, one CB and one RB. I suggest we keep two CBs more compact at the back when in possession. Bonucci in the DM space allows Zak and Loca not to be pinned back worrying about leaving a hole.
We also attack with only one of the WBs at a time, so that we can still have 4 at the back in a counter scenario. And when we do go forward Di Maria and Memphis pivot on a sort of pendulum. Depending on which side the attack is coming from one of them slots into an AMC/SS space behind vlahovic, allowing space for Cuads or Kostic to push up, as well as ensuring that we have 4 players in the attack. So either one of these two
I think a fluid formation like this is the best way to get the most out of our best 11 while minimising weaknesses. Playing like this requires a lot of tactical awareness and footballing intelligence with tbh is something I think we do have quite a lot of. Also it would be exciting to see Vlahovic develop almost two different partnerships with Di Maria and Memphis, because their roles are different depending on which side of the pitch the attack is coming from.
And obviously when Chiesa and Pogba come back we reconsider, but this to me seems like a good way to begin the season.
Alright here's my idea. On paper we line up like this
But in practice it's a lot more fluid. When we are in possession we allow Bonucci to drift forward into the space between the CMs and the CBs. A lot of back threes spread out in possession so in essence they make one LB, one CB and one RB. I suggest we keep two CBs more compact at the back when in possession. Bonucci in the DM space allows Zak and Loca not to be pinned back worrying about leaving a hole.
We also attack with only one of the WBs at a time, so that we can still have 4 at the back in a counter scenario. And when we do go forward Di Maria and Memphis pivot on a sort of pendulum. Depending on which side the attack is coming from one of them slots into an AMC/SS space behind vlahovic, allowing space for Cuads or Kostic to push up, as well as ensuring that we have 4 players in the attack. So either one of these two
I think a fluid formation like this is the best way to get the most out of our best 11 while minimising weaknesses. Playing like this requires a lot of tactical awareness and footballing intelligence with tbh is something I think we do have quite a lot of. Also it would be exciting to see Vlahovic develop almost two different partnerships with Di Maria and Memphis, because their roles are different depending on which side of the pitch the attack is coming from.
And obviously when Chiesa and Pogba come back we reconsider, but this to me seems like a good way to begin the season.
But in practice it's a lot more fluid. When we are in possession we allow Bonucci to drift forward into the space between the CMs and the CBs. A lot of back threes spread out in possession so in essence they make one LB, one CB and one RB. I suggest we keep two CBs more compact at the back when in possession. Bonucci in the DM space allows Zak and Loca not to be pinned back worrying about leaving a hole.
We also attack with only one of the WBs at a time, so that we can still have 4 at the back in a counter scenario. And when we do go forward Di Maria and Memphis pivot on a sort of pendulum. Depending on which side the attack is coming from one of them slots into an AMC/SS space behind vlahovic, allowing space for Cuads or Kostic to push up, as well as ensuring that we have 4 players in the attack. So either one of these two
I think a fluid formation like this is the best way to get the most out of our best 11 while minimising weaknesses. Playing like this requires a lot of tactical awareness and footballing intelligence with tbh is something I think we do have quite a lot of. Also it would be exciting to see Vlahovic develop almost two different partnerships with Di Maria and Memphis, because their roles are different depending on which side of the pitch the attack is coming from.
And obviously when Chiesa and Pogba come back we reconsider, but this to me seems like a good way to begin the season.
How do you suggest we will line up for the first half of the season? Because even if it's to be a 433 it's got to be at least 3 of them, and in that case Cuadrado is maybe our best guy at RB, and we may end up with Kostic at LB because our options there are so dire.
Of course we'll rotate through the season, this thread is for our best 11 is it not? On top of that Chiesa and Pogba will be back in 6 months and the formation will change to accommodate them. Just because I didn't put the name of the second 11 underneath doesn't mean I'm suggesting we only register 11 players for the whole season.
All that aside, what do you think of muh tactics? Any good?
Of course we'll rotate through the season, this thread is for our best 11 is it not? On top of that Chiesa and Pogba will be back in 6 months and the formation will change to accommodate them. Just because I didn't put the name of the second 11 underneath doesn't mean I'm suggesting we only register 11 players for the whole season.
All that aside, what do you think of muh tactics? Any good?
Nothing wrong with your tactics. Very up to date and modern, quite Germanesque dare I say. Just don't think they're very Allegriesque and that's the reason why I have a hard time imagining us play that way.
I think at the start of the season if rumoured transfers go through it'll be:
I think at the start of the season if rumoured transfers go through it'll be:
Vlahovic - Di Maria
Cuads/Kostic - Locatelli - Paredes - Zakaria
Sandro - Bremer - Bonucci - Danilo
Perin
Cuads/Kostic - Locatelli - Paredes - Zakaria
Sandro - Bremer - Bonucci - Danilo
Perin
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