comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by The Luke Show - Valencia, Young, Fletcher and Cleverley's school of con artistry (U8522)
posted 4 minutes ago
I didnt watch the original point break, If the storyline is good I might enjoy watching its remake
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Just watch the original mate. It's impossible that the remake will be better.
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If the remake is good Ill watch the original .
Almost every remake of any decent movie is bound to be a hit for atleast two three weeks, I get dragged into watching any half decent movie.
Remakes are utter crap most of the time and knowing the story makes it even worse, so not watching the original usually saves me lots of grief
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I don't see him changing tbh. Reading/hearing everyone say 352 doesn't work or won't work and that he won't be able to have success with it will spur him on to persist with it, to prove them wrong.
comment by Randomer (U5245)
posted 8 minutes ago
I don't see him changing tbh. Reading/hearing everyone say 352 doesn't work or won't work and that he won't be able to have success with it will spur him on to persist with it, to prove them wrong.
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Do you think he'd figure us out if we pretended to love it in the hope that he changes it....
Shaw and Rafael not playing scuppers this formation but even then it still lacks pace through the side.
I honestly can't think of a more unbalanced squad ever. Spurs under Ardilles maybe with the "famous five" but the lack of pace is mental.
You can't play Rooney, RvP and Mata in the same side unless it's a diamond or 3 at the back. If you play a diamond you can't play Di Maria really unless you give him a lot to do defensively and then what's the point in Di Maria?
Some of your players are mint but the transfer choices are mental.
Personally I'd drop RVP...
One upfront, Rooney, someone behind him, Mata and then Di Maria and another on the wings. Behind that 2 cm's and 4 at the back.
Rooney can play on the wing occasionally, he can also cover no.10, so there would be plenty of opportunity for rotation between Rooney, RVP and Mata... we don't have to have a starting XI that includes all 3.
Yesterday all the opposition had to do to stop us building attacking play was to pressure the 3 at the back when we had the ball. This caused the cb,s to panic or play long ball. There was no outlet.
The wing backs must find it hard to know where to position themselves. If they go too far forward theres no one for the cb to pass to. If they go too far back its hard to bring the ball out. there's no wingers in front to provide width so they have to pass inside.
Seems like a really hard system to get right
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posted on 31/8/14
comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by The Luke Show - Valencia, Young, Fletcher and Cleverley's school of con artistry (U8522)
posted 4 minutes ago
I didnt watch the original point break, If the storyline is good I might enjoy watching its remake
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Just watch the original mate. It's impossible that the remake will be better.
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If the remake is good Ill watch the original .
Almost every remake of any decent movie is bound to be a hit for atleast two three weeks, I get dragged into watching any half decent movie.
Remakes are utter crap most of the time and knowing the story makes it even worse, so not watching the original usually saves me lots of grief
posted on 31/8/14
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posted on 31/8/14
Eloquently put....
posted on 31/8/14
I don't see him changing tbh. Reading/hearing everyone say 352 doesn't work or won't work and that he won't be able to have success with it will spur him on to persist with it, to prove them wrong.
posted on 31/8/14
comment by Randomer (U5245)
posted 8 minutes ago
I don't see him changing tbh. Reading/hearing everyone say 352 doesn't work or won't work and that he won't be able to have success with it will spur him on to persist with it, to prove them wrong.
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Do you think he'd figure us out if we pretended to love it in the hope that he changes it....
posted on 31/8/14
Shaw and Rafael not playing scuppers this formation but even then it still lacks pace through the side.
I honestly can't think of a more unbalanced squad ever. Spurs under Ardilles maybe with the "famous five" but the lack of pace is mental.
You can't play Rooney, RvP and Mata in the same side unless it's a diamond or 3 at the back. If you play a diamond you can't play Di Maria really unless you give him a lot to do defensively and then what's the point in Di Maria?
Some of your players are mint but the transfer choices are mental.
posted on 31/8/14
Personally I'd drop RVP...
One upfront, Rooney, someone behind him, Mata and then Di Maria and another on the wings. Behind that 2 cm's and 4 at the back.
Rooney can play on the wing occasionally, he can also cover no.10, so there would be plenty of opportunity for rotation between Rooney, RVP and Mata... we don't have to have a starting XI that includes all 3.
posted on 31/8/14
Yesterday all the opposition had to do to stop us building attacking play was to pressure the 3 at the back when we had the ball. This caused the cb,s to panic or play long ball. There was no outlet.
The wing backs must find it hard to know where to position themselves. If they go too far forward theres no one for the cb to pass to. If they go too far back its hard to bring the ball out. there's no wingers in front to provide width so they have to pass inside.
Seems like a really hard system to get right
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