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I am sure putting Chiellini to LB will surprise and shock any opponent 
It's the coach's job to find the right balance to get the most out of all his players -- not just a few.
Yes. My point being that if we don't make adjustments and try out new tactics, we risk the death-by-4-4-2 approach that this club has made famous in recent years where teams knew every match who was playing where and what formation we were coming at them with.
Are you new at this juventino thing or somethin'??
The fact that we are not doing it this season is evidence that different tactics can sometimes provide different learnings about what works with the team and what doesn't. If you don't even try them, you learn nothing and are left with the same exposed weaknesses and the predictable strengths -- often giving your opponents one less thing to think about.
Are you new at this juventino thing or somethin'??
The fact that we are not doing it this season is evidence that different tactics can sometimes provide different learnings about what works with the team and what doesn't. If you don't even try them, you learn nothing and are left with the same exposed weaknesses and the predictable strengths -- often giving your opponents one less thing to think about.
+played Mutu as a winger ("he will be good there"
)+played Tiago in Camo place just the other day, remember? ("why is Tiago playing winger, his not winger
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Chiellini WIDE! left. ("stupid Ciro, now we dont even have any crosser from left side, and the cd is weak, everyone knows Chiellini is the best defender")
The only difference between a 4-4-2 and what was played tonight is that Diego plays a little deeper, rather than as a forward.
The key is that there is flexibility in the current system.
Nothing wrong with an orthodox 4-4-2, no matter what some on here would have you believe.
The key is that there is flexibility in the current system.
Some people here have seemed to forget what 4-4-2 was, have you forgotten the Capello years?
Playing Grosso at all is madness. I've never rated him, some people here might remember my opinion of him when he was at Lyon. Overrated fullback, always was.
That being said, i have to strongly disagree with Chiellini being played at leftback, he was never anything special there and to move one of the finest centerbacks in Europe to leftback is really not solving the problem. What you are doing here is shifting the problem not solving it, you'd get a defensively sound fullback and you won't need to buy another leftback, but in the same time you will be creating a bigger problem in the center of defense, which is arguably a bigger problem than having poor fullbacks.
Buying a fullback is the only way, as it looks more and more likely that even De Ceglie is not good enough for that position.
It is not really, playing two defensively weak fullbacks is madness. Grosso isn't that bad, plus if Sissoko was around, he would have suffered less of those. I would still play him ahead of De Ceglie and specially Molinaro. Thou I am sure everyone here agrees that Juve needs to buy two great fullbacks, left and right.
Juve should have brought better left back, but the reason the whole forum was excited when we signed Grosso is not because he is a superb fullback, that because it meant no more Molinaro bullshit.
Juve should have brought better left back, but the reason the whole forum was excited when we signed Grosso is not because he is a superb fullback, that because it meant no more Molinaro bullshit.
It was obvious that Grosso was a short term solution. First to see what will happen with the infidel and second to eliminate the Molinaro presence. De Cegle will never be used as LB.
Caceres was brought on loan also as a short term solution. The board are well aware that two full backs are priority number one, a striker is priority number two and a center back is third priority.
We might as well see one full back in January.
Caceres was brought on loan also as a short term solution. The board are well aware that two full backs are priority number one, a striker is priority number two and a center back is third priority.
We might as well see one full back in January.
Not official yet
LAZIO (4-3-1-2): Muslera; Cribari, Radu, Kolarov, Lichtsteiner; Baronio, Brocchi, Mauri; Matuzalem; Cruz, Zarate. A disposizione: Bizzarri, Siviglia, Diakite, Eliseu, Foggia, Meghni, Rocchi
MILAN (4-3-1-2): Dida; Oddo, Nesta, T. Silva, Zambrotta; Pirlo, Ambrosini; Seedorf; Pato, Inzaghi, Ronaldinho. A disposizione: Roma, Kaladze, Antonini, Flamini, Abate, Borriello, Huntelaar
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INTER (4-3-3): Julio Cesar; Maicon, Samuel, Lucio, Chivu; J. Zanetti, Stankovic, Cambiasso; Sneijder, Milito, Eto'o.
A disposizione: Toldo, Cordoba, Muntari, Thiago Motta, Mancini, Vieira, Balotelli
ROMA (4-3-3): Doni; Motta, Andreolli, Mexes, Riise; Brighi, De Rossi, Perrotta; Pizarro, Vucinic, Menez
In panchina: Julio Julio Sergio, Cassetti, Juan, Faty, Guberti, Baptista, Okaka
Chances are pretty big that Inter is going to humiliate Roma.
LAZIO (4-3-1-2): Muslera; Cribari, Radu, Kolarov, Lichtsteiner; Baronio, Brocchi, Mauri; Matuzalem; Cruz, Zarate. A disposizione: Bizzarri, Siviglia, Diakite, Eliseu, Foggia, Meghni, Rocchi
MILAN (4-3-1-2): Dida; Oddo, Nesta, T. Silva, Zambrotta; Pirlo, Ambrosini; Seedorf; Pato, Inzaghi, Ronaldinho. A disposizione: Roma, Kaladze, Antonini, Flamini, Abate, Borriello, Huntelaar
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INTER (4-3-3): Julio Cesar; Maicon, Samuel, Lucio, Chivu; J. Zanetti, Stankovic, Cambiasso; Sneijder, Milito, Eto'o.
A disposizione: Toldo, Cordoba, Muntari, Thiago Motta, Mancini, Vieira, Balotelli
ROMA (4-3-3): Doni; Motta, Andreolli, Mexes, Riise; Brighi, De Rossi, Perrotta; Pizarro, Vucinic, Menez
In panchina: Julio Julio Sergio, Cassetti, Juan, Faty, Guberti, Baptista, Okaka
Chances are pretty big that Inter is going to humiliate Roma.
