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From: Jerome Chiu on 28 Jun 2010 20:04 Cl�ment wrote: > "MH" escreveu na mensagem news:i0b3sg$k8k$1(a)news.ucalgary.ca... >> Futbolmetrix wrote: >>> I also saw that Dunga dropped Felipe Melo. >> >> They said he was injured. >> Ramires picked up second yellow today, so Melo may be back if he has >> recovered. > > Unfortunately, MH is correct. Stupid Ramires to pick a second yellow > when there were good chances for him to become a starter. > > According to Brazil's doctor, however, both Melo and Elano are highly > doubtful for the match against the Netherlands (as long as you can > believe these reports, of course). Dunga gave Gilberto a few minutes towards the end, and pushed Bastos into midfield. That may be another possible plan if Elano doesn't start against Netherlands, i.e. a midfield with Gilberto Silva, Dani Alves, and Bastos, while Gilberto fills in at left-back to deal with Robben. Cheers, Jerome --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: news(a)netfront.net ---
From: MH on 28 Jun 2010 20:18 Cl�ment wrote: > "MH" escreveu na mensagem news:i0b3sg$k8k$1(a)news.ucalgary.ca... >> Futbolmetrix wrote: >>> I also saw that Dunga dropped Felipe Melo. >> >> They said he was injured. >> Ramires picked up second yellow today, so Melo may be back if he has >> recovered. > > Unfortunately, MH is correct. Stupid Ramires to pick a second yellow > when there were good chances for him to become a starter. > > According to Brazil's doctor, however, both Melo and Elano are highly > doubtful for the match against the Netherlands (as long as you can > believe these reports, of course). Does that mean either Kleberson or Josue will start alongside Gilberto Silva ? I assume Dani Alves is playing in Elano's spot already. > > Abra�o, > > Luiz Mello
From: Mehdi on 28 Jun 2010 20:30 > Subject : OTO 6: Brazil - Chile [R] > From : wanyikuli(a)gmail.com > Alves is going to be a midfielder for this game. Does he play there > sometimes for Barcelona? Maybe a couple of times. > Also who is the "good" Suazo, is it Honduras Suazo or Chile Suazo? The Honduran Davis Suazo was good until he joined Inter. The other, Humberto, was good in the qualifiers which of course means nothing. -- http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml
From: Clément on 28 Jun 2010 21:01 "MH" escreveu na mensagem news:i0be3q$n7h$2(a)news.ucalgary.ca... > Cl�ment wrote: >> According to Brazil's doctor, however, both Melo and Elano are highly >> doubtful for the match against the Netherlands (as long as you can >> believe these reports, of course). > > Does that mean either Kleberson or Josue will start alongside Gilberto > Silva ? Yes, Josu� to be more precise. I would be surprised if Dunga went with Kleberson. Abra�o, Luiz Mello
From: Jerome Chiu on 28 Jun 2010 21:01
MH wrote: > Does that mean either Kleberson or Josue will start alongside Gilberto > Silva ? > I assume Dani Alves is playing in Elano's spot already. Possible. Dungo could keep Bastos at left-back, play Josue at no.5, Gilberto Silva (as usual) at no.8, and Dani Alves at no.7. There are many other permutations. The main worry, for Dunga, is the threat posed by Robben to the left-side of Brazil's defence. Bastos isn't a very good defender, but he has already played against Robben in CL. Gilberto is pretty old, and has only played a few minutes in this WC. Dani Alves is a possibility, but his versatility will have been wasted if he played there. Dungo will more profitably use him at no.7 and, with Maicon, attack GvB incessantly (so Holland will probably have to deploy Kuyt to help out in the left-wing). Cheers, Jerome --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: news(a)netfront.net --- |