Probably not, though Almirón's mentality has impressed me so far. Very aggressive for a player with his role in midfield. Neddie doesn't lack intensity either - take away his vision and technique and he'd still find a role in a Serie A midfield.
That is true and I don't think 4-3-3 will be very succesful due to the midfield being somewhat light weight. A 4-3-1-2 with Nedved as trequartista looks much better in my eyes, with Camoranesi, Tiago and Almirón. Telling them to be more defensive might deprive them from their attacking play, but they will still be more useful than a purely defensive midfielder such as Makélélé or Zanetti. No disrespect to the latter two but I am not fond of using midfielders for one single purpose, may it be crossing, tackling or shooting. Almirón and Tiago can take turns moving forward. Total football, anyone?
You might be right, though. I want to see our midfield and defence in a competitive match before I make my final judgement.
I second that , i love that role for nedved when he's more free , I think he's much more dangerous than when he's playing on the wing . Although he puts up great games on the left wing , i always feel he's restricted .
The only problem with that formation is that we would lack wingers and thats one of juve's best weapons in attack ( camo , sali , marchionni )
I think juve should try the 4 3 1 2 in the coming friendlies . I think they have the potential to work .
grygera - andrade - chiellini - molinaro
---------------nocerino/zanetti----------------
-------camo/tiago ----------------Almiron-----
----------------------neddy----------------------
-------------trez-----------------------del piero
this is more of a 4-1-2-1-2 , i think this might work with juve