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From: MH on 29 Jun 2010 11:58 Jerome Chiu wrote: > 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. So put Maicon at left back,, where he has played for Inter sometimes, and put Alves on the right to attack Van Bronckhorst ? 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 ---
From: Abubakr on 29 Jun 2010 12:51 On Jun 30, 1:58 am, MH <MHnos...(a)ucalgary.ca> wrote: > Jerome Chiu wrote: > > 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. > > So put Maicon at left back,, where he has played for Inter sometimes, > and put Alves on the right to attack Van Bronckhorst ? I don't think I've ever seen Maicon on the left for Inter. Zanetti usually plays there when he isn't in midfield.
From: Clément on 29 Jun 2010 13:01 "Abubakr" escreveu: On Jun 30, 1:58 am, MH wrote: >> Jerome Chiu wrote: >>> 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. >> >> So put Maicon at left back,, where he has played for Inter sometimes, >> and put Alves on the right to attack Van Bronckhorst ? > >I don't think I've ever seen Maicon on the left for Inter. Zanetti >usually plays there when he isn't in midfield. Plus, I would be very wary of moving Maicon, and risk losing one of the things that work best on this team. (On the flip side, moving him could complicate things for a team that planned something specific to counter him). Abra�o, Luiz Mello
From: Mehdi on 29 Jun 2010 15:59 > Subject : OTO 6: Brazil - Chile [R] > From : MHnospam(a)ucalgary.ca > So put Maicon at left back,, where he has played for Inter sometimes, > and put Alves on the right to attack Van Bronckhorst ? Er no. Maicon is just as much of a threat as Robben. Between Bastos and Julio Cesar they'll be fine. This Dutch side play like Trap's Italy. Go a goal up and sit. -- http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml
From: MH on 29 Jun 2010 16:55
Mehdi wrote: > > Subject : OTO 6: Brazil - Chile [R] > > From : MHnospam(a)ucalgary.ca > >> So put Maicon at left back,, where he has played for Inter sometimes, >> and put Alves on the right to attack Van Bronckhorst ? > > Er no. Maicon is just as much of a threat as Robben. Yes. Which is one reason for matching them against each other. Van der Wiel will have his hands full with RObinho, so Robben would have to track back a lot more than usual. Between Bastos and > Julio Cesar they'll be fine. This Dutch side play like Trap's Italy. Go > a goal up and sit. > > |