It's on a totally different level than the giants Sassuolo that we have been measuring our standards to. That win against Sassuolo must have been one hell of an achievement.
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[Serie A. 5th round] JUVENTUS 4-0 Cagliari [21st September, 2016] (4 Viewers)
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Boo hoo 352 so bad 
i really hope we play a 433 today and win it like 7:0,
just so i could point out it means dogshit because it was only cagliari.
i really hope we play a 433 today and win it like 7:0,
just so i could point out it means dogshit because it was only cagliari.
Boo hoo 352 so bad
i really hope we play a 433 today and win it like 7:0,
just so i could point out it means dogshit because it was only cagliari.
i really hope we play a 433 today and win it like 7:0,
just so i could point out it means dogshit because it was only cagliari.
We're one of the few teams that can pull off a 3-5-2. But to be honest it really doesn't hurt to have other possibities. Imo it's a very rigid system that doesn't always allow for the maximal potential of individual players. The only ones who have some amount of freedom are the three central midfielders really.
Exactly this - the 3-5-2 isn't some offensive vacuum. It depends on your players. For one because of the lack of dedicated offensive wingers and creative midfielders (TQ), you need you other players to compensate.
If you play a 3-5-2 with Angel Di Maria as your LM and Juan Cuadrado as your RM than if your RM/LM are Evra & Lichtsteiner. In a 3-5-2, IMO you need players who are very versatile. Your SS needs to be a very good playmaker, while your striker needs to be good at hold-up play, and beating the line. You don't have dedicated offensive wide player, so your striker needs to be able move effectively, and why Llorente was such a flop. Your CBs should be quicker because they need to compensate for fullbacks, and should be above average with the ball at their feet. Your central CB must be able to double as a midfielder occasionally. IMO one dimensional players are detrimental to the 3-5-2.
If you play a 3-5-2 with Angel Di Maria as your LM and Juan Cuadrado as your RM than if your RM/LM are Evra & Lichtsteiner. In a 3-5-2, IMO you need players who are very versatile. Your SS needs to be a very good playmaker, while your striker needs to be good at hold-up play, and beating the line. You don't have dedicated offensive wide player, so your striker needs to be able move effectively, and why Llorente was such a flop. Your CBs should be quicker because they need to compensate for fullbacks, and should be above average with the ball at their feet. Your central CB must be able to double as a midfielder occasionally. IMO one dimensional players are detrimental to the 3-5-2.
Fucking try something slightly different for fucks sake
We could roll over Cagliarli playing a 3-4-3 diamond.
Get a plan B together man. Try a 4-4-2 with Cuadrado and Pjaca, benching a defender and central midfielder. Try a 4-3-2-1, try SOMETHING ELSE.
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Good old Hyperbole, news flash lads. The CL is made up of teams outside of Italy too.
Just because some people don't think we need to grab a goal against no hoper opposition then sit back for 50 minutes doesn't mean anybody thinks we should play like a fucking Zeman led team.
What's wrong with trying a slightly more offensive game plan? Nothing, seeing as the clubs who actually, you know, win the CL and regularly come close all happen to play quite offensive line ups. And what's more is that teams like Bayern are right around Juve with the best defensive records in Europe over the last 4-5 Seasons. Despite not grabbing 1 goal against Hertha Berlin and letting them keep the ball afterwards.
We could roll over Cagliarli playing a 3-4-3 diamond.
Get a plan B together man. Try a 4-4-2 with Cuadrado and Pjaca, benching a defender and central midfielder. Try a 4-3-2-1, try SOMETHING ELSE.
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Good old Hyperbole, news flash lads. The CL is made up of teams outside of Italy too.
Just because some people don't think we need to grab a goal against no hoper opposition then sit back for 50 minutes doesn't mean anybody thinks we should play like a fucking Zeman led team.
What's wrong with trying a slightly more offensive game plan? Nothing, seeing as the clubs who actually, you know, win the CL and regularly come close all happen to play quite offensive line ups. And what's more is that teams like Bayern are right around Juve with the best defensive records in Europe over the last 4-5 Seasons. Despite not grabbing 1 goal against Hertha Berlin and letting them keep the ball afterwards.
