So your plan is, although not shown in the formation, to push Cruyff and Rivera wide, leave Deco and van Persie central. Push you full backs up onto mine. Push your two deepest midfielders up onto mine two more attacking midfielders.
Not only does that leave 3 superb attackers on your two centre backs, for Beckenbauer and Davids to play into, as they’re both experts of the quick long transitional ball, it also pulls your star players out of their natural positions into wide areas where they’re likely to be less involved. Then you’ve got to think whether you really believe your two in midfield pressing my two really stops them being able to play.
Seems like all this would do is free up a shed load of space in the middle and up giving a lot of possession to me, or even if it manages it press my team back it gives fantastic counter attacking opportunities.
You’re also attacking like Suurbier’s a schmuck despite being an ever present and key defensive and attacking cog in the grrest total football Dutch side of the 70s, one of only three players and the only one in this final to appear in all three Ajax and Netherlands finals in that area.
You’re better of playing to your strengths as you’ve laid out you side instead of trying to adapt so much to Adriano. Pulling your team wider just opens up so much space for my technicians to operate in.
And as for hyperbole, that’s what draft threads are for!
Civiil and agreeable isn’t the name of the game. It’s a bit of fun and part of that is trying to demonstrate how your team dismantles the other. End of the day we all drafted great teams as it’s a European Cup winners draft, hard not to. And these are two of the best in the tournament. I think more than anything your team is just one mine would be suited to playing against. So whilst you could be most of the rest and I’d might lose to a few, that you could beat, as they might be better suited to target my weaknesses.
At least we can all agree that it’s good natured and thank god we don’t have to hear about Goku in these draft threads!