Of course he would. I was just kind enough to translate for you bums who don't speak it. 
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no the ideal striker is Amauri, but he's stuck in his little time warp of being constantly shite, so for now I guess he's the one for that position
To answer your second question, yes. Trez doesn't get away from critisim when he's working with another striker for being immobile, for this formation to work, he has to be every where in the final third of the pitch, and be challenging for headers from goal kicks to be able to hold up the ball even if its at the half way line, to play in the speedy three behind him, in other words he needs to be a drogba
To answer your second question, yes. Trez doesn't get away from critisim when he's working with another striker for being immobile, for this formation to work, he has to be every where in the final third of the pitch, and be challenging for headers from goal kicks to be able to hold up the ball even if its at the half way line, to play in the speedy three behind him, in other words he needs to be a drogba
Not necessarily, in my view. With Joe Vinko, Diego and Camo behind him, we should have plenty of movement around the box, as we saw somewhat yesterday. Trez would just have to check back from time to time and get in scoring positions like he usually does. And it's not like he isn't a mobile sort of player -- he ran hard yesterday instance.
All he needs is the through balls from the midfield which they will provide him.
All he needs is the through balls from the midfield which they will provide him.
I guess what I'm getting at, and I could be wrong, is if he or any other lone striker for that matter, is basically going to be on an island.
That being said, and with defenders closing down on said lone striker once he is in the box, wouldn't a more mobile striker be the ideal situation?
Also, check the PS3 thread. I'm a little aggravated about it, now that I've had time to think about it
Trez resents relying on Buffon
David Trezeguet is happy with the points, but feels it is “a bad sign” that goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon is Man of the Match against Maccabi Haifa.
Last night’s 1-0 result was the first Juventus victory in the Champions League this season and arrived against the 10-man Israelis.
“It was a difficult game and we are happy with the points, but there is a lot of work to be done, both in attack and defence, to find the right balance,” said the striker.
“Our Man of the Match was once again Buffon. On the one side it is positive to have the best goalkeeper in the world, on the other obviously that’s a bad sign and shows we need to improve a lot.
“We are trying some new tactical systems to find the option that is most suitable to these players.”
Ferrara fielded a 4-2-3-1 line-up against Maccabi Haifa last night with Mauro Camoranesi, Diego and Sebastian Giovinco fanning out behind lone striker Trezeguet.
However, it was defender Giorgio Chiellini who scored the only goal with a header from Diego’s free kick.
“This team played with two strikers for so many years and the Coach wanted a change to help out the midfielders,” continued Trez.
“We can change systems, but the important thing is to work together and find the right balance. We started the season with one system and at a certain stage started to struggle. We changed yesterday and struggled anyway, so we have to be more determined.
“In any case, I have great faith in this squad.”
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David Trezeguet is happy with the points, but feels it is “a bad sign” that goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon is Man of the Match against Maccabi Haifa.
Last night’s 1-0 result was the first Juventus victory in the Champions League this season and arrived against the 10-man Israelis.
“It was a difficult game and we are happy with the points, but there is a lot of work to be done, both in attack and defence, to find the right balance,” said the striker.
“Our Man of the Match was once again Buffon. On the one side it is positive to have the best goalkeeper in the world, on the other obviously that’s a bad sign and shows we need to improve a lot.
“We are trying some new tactical systems to find the option that is most suitable to these players.”
Ferrara fielded a 4-2-3-1 line-up against Maccabi Haifa last night with Mauro Camoranesi, Diego and Sebastian Giovinco fanning out behind lone striker Trezeguet.
However, it was defender Giorgio Chiellini who scored the only goal with a header from Diego’s free kick.
“This team played with two strikers for so many years and the Coach wanted a change to help out the midfielders,” continued Trez.
“We can change systems, but the important thing is to work together and find the right balance. We started the season with one system and at a certain stage started to struggle. We changed yesterday and struggled anyway, so we have to be more determined.
“In any case, I have great faith in this squad.”
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