Tactics and Formations (24 Viewers)

mondo1

Senior Member
May 14, 2006
11,413
Buffon
Motta-Bonucci-Chiellini-PDC
Krasic-Marchisio-Melo-Pepe
Del Piero-Amauri

The preferred XI this season when fully fit?
we can only hope for amauri to stay fit.... he is maybe the most important player now for us....yeah i now that sounds just wrong but seeing we don't have any target man in this squad we need him..... if we play a 4-4-2 we need a big striker that can score from crosses.... what are we going to do with 100 wingers but no striker that can score after crosses?
we have dp/quag for the ss role maybe martinez too and iaquinta cause del neri said he see's iaquinta as a support striker....that would only leave us with amauri.....
and some wonder why we sold trezegol..............
 

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NitK

Senior Member
Jul 22, 2008
1,909
Might be more useful to see a 100 crosses with Iaquinta & Amauri up top rather than an out and out SS like Ale.

Then again, this is FIFA/PES.
 

da_ledgeaun

The Juve Freak
Jun 2, 2007
6,611
For the sake of 3 points,we should unleash Aquaman and knowing that both pdc and traore are kinda crappy in defending,i would rather we see what traore can do,at least he has pace,so keep all the players that played and changing only marchisio with aquaman,pdc with traore and del piero with lanzafame..and then of course del piero to come in the last 20 minutes and bring some magic..so lanza and quag as forwards..
 

Alessandro

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Sep 13, 2002
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http://www.zonalmarking.net/2010/09/03/fifa-2010-technical-report-summary/
1. “Of the four semi-finalists, only Uruguay played in a formation that resembled 4-4-2, although the position occupied by Diego Forlan merits further examination. Although he was in principle a striker, he mostly played in an advanced midfield position, behind the team’s main striker, Luis Suarez. In effect, Forlan had a free role and was always looking to keep play moving before driving forward.”

This was the tournament that confirmed the decline of the 4-4-2. Not simply because of the above statement, but because so many sides playing 4-4-2 did poorly and had problems stemming from the system – England, the US and Switzerland notable cases here. Although Uruguay did play with a fairly basic 4-4-2 in some games – in particular the penalty shoot-out win over Ghana, we should note that in addition to the factor of Forlan dropping deep, Uruguay also fielded the Arevalo-Perez combination in every game. Those two are both holding players, both sat very deep and rarely ventured forward, and acted no differently to the double pivot in most 4-2-3-1s. Therefore, even though Uruguay have been identified as playing 4-4-2, the system was not much different from a 4-2-3-1.
:sergio: :sergio: :sergio:
 

noussa

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2008
751
Ask Bayern Munich fans.... Bayern played 4-4-2 last year.... they were quite successful!
4-4-2 with massive winger in Robben and Ribery...oh and not forget Muller in midfield although they dont have any pure playmaker. I really have high hope on Krasic-Aquilani-Melo in midfield, those name excited me but when i look at LW...:sergio:
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
Stop this useless dreaming, there is a reason physically extremely weak players never become great.

giovinco doesnt have the strenght nor duelpower to be an effective winger.
he wins back 0 balls, and cant put pressure, so the only position to play him would be support striker, IF the striker himself is someone like ibrahimovic or eto, that can keep a ball, and win duels up front.


we should get gourcuff imo, he's more talented then giovinco, has physical quality, can cross like beckham and sometimes dribbel as zidane

 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
Mmm yeah Messi is sooo shit.
we arent seriously going to compare giovinco to messi right ? :crazy:


messi has tripple the dribbeling skill,

has good physical strenght for his lenght while gio is very weak

has alot closer ball controll, between the legs like zidane but very fast, this is extremely difficult to perform, but makes it very tough to take the ball without fouling the player

messi has alot faster response to opponent making moves to intercept the ball, and counters it with a wealth of tricks that get him past. because of this you can only stop him by crouding with 4 players so he has no where to go.
because he should allways play on the wing, this is hard to pull of.
giovinco doesnt have this, and it requires 1 good fullback to win the ball without fouling


both dont defend back alot, but we got DC on leftback, barcelona got daniel alves



i liked gio, but unless he hits the gym and buffs up till he looks like roberto carlos, he'll never shine against non mediocre teams, despite with freekicks or so
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
obviously you know few about powertraining or bodywork.

6-12 months with 4x/week full body sessions, proteinne suplements, slingshots, and weight gainer since he's so puny, would transform giovinco in something acceptabale


messi isnt full of growt hormone, that was 90ties ronaldo
 

DVS

Must be patient
Nov 13, 2008
1,751
I actually like the first formation only because its something that Del Neri may institute. Martinez should start and he will. Be it on the left flank or SS he will be on the pitch most of the season.
 

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