[Serie A, 25th round] Juventus 1-0 Napoli [13th February, 2016] (7 Viewers)
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1 Buffon
6 Khedira
7 Zaza
8 Marchisio
9 Morata
10 Pogba
11 Hernanes
12 Alex Sandro
15 Barzagli
16 Cuadrado
19 Bonucci
20 Padoin
21 Dybala
24 Rugani
25 Neto
26 Lichtsteiner
27 Sturaro
33 Evra
34 Rubinho
37 Pereyra
39 Favilli
46 Romagna
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1 Buffon
6 Khedira
7 Zaza
8 Marchisio
9 Morata
10 Pogba
11 Hernanes
12 Alex Sandro
15 Barzagli
16 Cuadrado
19 Bonucci
20 Padoin
21 Dybala
24 Rugani
25 Neto
26 Lichtsteiner
27 Sturaro
33 Evra
34 Rubinho
37 Pereyra
39 Favilli
46 Romagna
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For some reason, I was pretty sure that over the past 5 seasons we'd seen Licht play that RCB role more than that, I was thinking more like at least 4-5 starts or so... and I'm quite sure he's at least started multiple matches there? I could be wrong, don't have the time to go back through endless box scores, but I generally don't miss many of our games... not sure why I feel this way if it isn't true. Probably just burnt?
I trust him in that role more than this, obviously. He could absolutely do the job for more than 20 second half minutes against Bologna
Edit: just to clarify, RCB in a 3CB setup, which I'm sure you knew I was talking about.
When I wrote that I was intoxicated, and mostly just wanting to see Alex Sandro in attack mode. I get that Pogba isn't a true winger, in that formation, and it does limit him offensively. Obviously, our 4 man midfield has more recently featured a diamond, which of course doesn't really allow Sandro to attack full out. So just me being burnt, really. I do think Sandro could actually play in either a 3 or 4 man midfield though. Maybe if Pogba were injured, different personnel available, it might make more sense.
And like I said, I would never want to see us experimenting with anything like this in a game of this magnitude.
Yup, playing the 4-3-3, the team defended as a 4-4-2. I still am not convinced a back 4 is where we're headed, but a lot of media reports are projecting that 4 man back line. I still don't think we're going to see that personnel line up in a 4-4-2, but we'll see.
Agreed, although things could get a little congested on the right, with Paulo tending to occupy some of that space in the attacking 3rd. Would be interesting to see, although not something I want to see tomorrow.
I trust him in that role more than this, obviously. He could absolutely do the job for more than 20 second half minutes against Bologna
Edit: just to clarify, RCB in a 3CB setup, which I'm sure you knew I was talking about.
When I wrote that I was intoxicated, and mostly just wanting to see Alex Sandro in attack mode.
I get that Pogba isn't a true winger, in that formation, and it does limit him offensively. Obviously, our 4 man midfield has more recently featured a diamond, which of course doesn't really allow Sandro to attack full out. So just me being burnt, really. I do think Sandro could actually play in either a 3 or 4 man midfield though. Maybe if Pogba were injured, different personnel available, it might make more sense. And like I said, I would never want to see us experimenting with anything like this in a game of this magnitude.
Yup, playing the 4-3-3, the team defended as a 4-4-2. I still am not convinced a back 4 is where we're headed, but a lot of media reports are projecting that 4 man back line. I still don't think we're going to see that personnel line up in a 4-4-2, but we'll see. Agreed, although things could get a little congested on the right, with Paulo tending to occupy some of that space in the attacking 3rd. Would be interesting to see, although not something I want to see tomorrow.
