Gio
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There's a tache to rival Souness.
:dyou don't pfaff about ey?
Why not? There was also the World Cup one...Btw in the newbies we're playing a draft in which every player is eligible but you can only have one person from one country in your team. Would you guys be interested in something like this after this game?
Top keeper, sure would have gone for him next if I missed Dasayev.Jean Marie Pfaff
The draft would probably be quicker as those picking in each era would take turns rather than wait for those not picking from the same poolGood idea. I'd like to see one which pits teams from different eras against each other at some point too.
Such as
2 teams of players born 1955-59
2 born 1960-64
2 born 1965-69
2 born 1970-74
and so on....
Might be a complicated draft process, but it would offer something different to what we've done before
We'd have to have a rule that says: all we're bothered about is the 90 minutes on the pitch - can those XI players, playing at their best beat the other XI players, regardless of all those details. I think it would be fun, and keeps in the spirit of these drafts by boiling it down to the strengths / weakness of the playersThe draft would probably be quicker as those picking in each era would take turns rather than wait for those not picking from the same pool
Mind, I would get bored stiff if people start banging on about differences in conditioning, pitches, balls, etc.
Or winners from 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's drafts in one a final tournament!Good idea. I'd like to see one which pits teams from different eras against each other at some point too.
Such as
2 teams of players born 1955-59
2 born 1960-64
2 born 1965-69
2 born 1970-74
and so on....
Might be a complicated draft process, but it would offer something different to what we've done before
No offence, but option 1 is such a cop out! There's only 10 teams entering, so you're playing an entire group phase to get rid of 1 team from each group. I think voters will get a bit bored.Jayvin: 1/2
Duffy: 1
TDon69: 1/2
Gio:
antohan: 1/2
Interval Level: 1/2
Crustanoid: 1/2
Nani Nana:
Brwned:
Polaroid:
Good team. I especially like your front six.I may not win due to lack of household names, but I'm quite happy about my team.
Just need a solid left back
That midfield is going to take some beating, not to mention the addition of a right winger in an already impressive looking front line.
Yes. Solid. Not spectacular. But can defend.Good team. I especially like your front six.
Got a left-back in mind?
Depends on the voters. There will be plenty of "lesser known" names on every team, such is the age of the players.Yes. Solid. Not spectacular. But can defend.
The problem with my team is the reliance on Cueto and Pezzey. Both excellent players. Pezzey will sweep the defence and bring the ball out. And Cueto had excellent ball control skills and was a great creator. But they aren't the most known names.
I love watching Belgium at '82 and '86. They impressively turned over Argentina in their opening game of Spain '82, but probably performed better in Mexico.Going to start catching up on some of the players I know little of, can anyone suggest a Peru match that best showcased their talent? Likewise or Belgium, Austria etc. Basically if anyone can point me to some games of their lesser-known players I'll give 'em a watch.
I considered sticking Breitner there. But he scored quite a few from midfield once he started playing there. I can see him do the 1-2 punch, but this time with Rossi.Going to start catching up on some of the players I know little of, can anyone suggest a Peru match that best showcased their talent? Likewise or Belgium, Austria etc. Basically if anyone can point me to some games of their lesser-known players I'll give 'em a watch.
I'm curious as to how your 523 would IL, it's certainly interesting to see two wing backs and two wingers line up together, and with two attacking centre mids (even though Breitner was a converted left back I could never see him holding). I'd consider sticking Passarella or Breitner at left back and bringing in another centre mid, personally.