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2014 FIFA World Cup | Official Thread (pg. 22)
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| All right, South Korea is finally proving they can take some real shots on the goal... |
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| Lira |
I feel bad for the Russian goalkeeper :p
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Oh! I've never watched the Simpsons in English :toothless |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
What the is up with this guy? . The only reason to take Ramires out was because he's dangerous and had a yellow, so Willian should have come on for him. Oscar sucked today indeed, but putting Jo on was an even bigger mistake than taking him out for Willian. Fred should have been replaced with Bernard and I think we would have had a bigger shot at winning.
Edit: Oscar and Willian is such an epic mid-field duo, they both grow when the other is on the field. Felipao is such a stubborn motherfucker, I don't understand why it has to be either one or the other. Especially when there are for brains on the field like Paulinho. |
Replace Fred with Bernard? Then what? What would the formation look like after this? Who would be your striker?
This was a game where had Mexico not had one of the better goalies in the world, could have looked a whole lot different. Let's give credit where it is due; Ochoa was amazing. |
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| sensorium |
Hard to believe he doesn't have a club team yet for next season. Some solid offers might arise after today's game. |
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| wotyzoid |
| quote: | Originally posted by DOOMBOT
Replace Fred with Bernard? Then what? What would the formation look like after this? Who would be your striker?
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Neymar up front. |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
Neymar up front. |
When does Neymar ever played that role?????? He's always on the flank. Mostly LW but sometimes RW.
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| wotyzoid |
| quote: | Originally posted by DOOMBOT
When does Neymar ever played that role?????? He's always on the flank. Mostly LW but sometimes RW.
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Irrelevant, my friend. He can finish better than both our strikers; he would be at home, positioning and all.
edit: OR put him and Bernard up front together a little bit further away from each other so they can cross each other's paths and it's a wrap. |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
Irrelevant, my friend. He can finish better than both our strikers; he would be at home, positioning and all. |
How is it irrelevant? You're suggesting he be put out of position and away from where he plays his best football. |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
Irrelevant, my friend. He can finish better than both our strikers; he would be at home, positioning and all.
edit: OR put him and Bernard up front together a little bit further away from each other so they can cross each other's paths and it's a wrap. |
I'm confused. I see you're from Brazil, based on the flag under your user name, but have you ever watched Neymar play? Even when he was on Santos he played the same position that he is playing now with the National team. Now, right in the middle of the world's biggest football tournament, your plan is to put him out of his comfort zone?
Bernard is also always on the flank... |
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| wotyzoid |
| quote: | Originally posted by DOOMBOT
I'm confused. I see you're from Brazil, based on the flag under your user name, but have you ever watched Neymar play? Even when he was on Santos he played the same position that he is playing now with the National team. Now, right in the middle of the world's biggest football tournament, your plan is to put him out of his comfort zone?
Bernard is also always on the flank... |
Have YOU ever seen Neymar play? Yes he plays on the flank but he moves all over the 18. Same with Bernard, putting them both up front a little bit further away from the sides and giving the midfielders more of that responsibility would not be THAT big of a difference. his "comfort zone" he's a ing soccer player, play ing soccer. |
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