Himannv
Sjorgiola
Himannv Tactics
Tactics: 4-2-2-2 counterattacking
Reasoning Behind the System
There are multiple ideas behind this, one of which is to exploit deficiencies in the opposition’s space between defense and attack while maintaining a balance between defense and attack with ideally having at least six people at any phase of play. This gives the two AMs the option of being involved in the counters on either side of the opposition DM, while offering flexibility to attack wider if the option presents itself.
This system is achieved by utilizing two defensive midfielders to protect the back-four, practically giving the front four the freedom to attack with the support of the full-backs. The two midfielders further up the pitch play wider but also cut inside to support the two attackers, which allows for the wing-backs on either side to overlap, adding another dimension to the attack.
The idea is to overload the attacking line with no less than six players. The wings are relatively vulnerable here but opponent plays there are seen as collateral and capable of doing limited damage as they need to move centrally to score.
Another feature of the system (or more specifically the players in the team) is to have hard-working players off the ball and players who are good on the ball when they have it to facilitate the counterattacks.
Sjorgiola Tactics
Tactics: balanced setup merged with counter-attacking style(something like United of late 00s)
Team built to win, doesnt matter how and why but they gonna win.
How Sir Alex Ferguson would say: "Attack wins you games, defence wins you titles"
On that note, we built by far the best defence in the draft; Yashin - Moore - Voronin with a great supporting cast of Bratseth, Demyanenko and Amoros.
Tactics are fairly simple, keep it tight at the back, stay in the game and one goal could or should be enough as this team aint conceding more.
New additions to the team are the The Major of Rome on the right, hardworking genius with experience of kicking brazilian butt. Briegel that was funnily enough picked last RR only in case we face himann team and here we are one round later. Last but not least, making his draft debut is the Finals King - Didier Drogba. Other then Gerd Muller, there is no other striker we would want for this game.
Special Task: Hans-Peter Briegel
The way h-man team is built, we pretty much know how they gonna set up unless they gonna do something bizarre and weaken their team which would be even better as we love their team!
With that in mind, our plan is to mess with their midfield and how we plan to do so is we gonna isolate one of the best players on the pitch and make him do things he doesnt really like to do. How?
By man marking Wim Van Hanegem. Initially we picked Briegel in case we face Wim as we think its a great match up. Man marking job wasnt in the plans but after watching some games of the german for Verona we saw Briegel doing outstanding man marking job on Maradona so naturally why not? Has great physical and athletic attributes, good defender and what we saw was fantastic tactical discipline which all-round makes him a great man marker.
To get back to the original point, plan is to isolate Ngolo Kante in the build up process, put ball in his feet. We absolutely adore the guy, rate him to heavens and back; his possession game is very underrated but while quite nippy and smart on the ball you dont want to ask too much from him, let him do what he does best.
There are two scenarios, either Kante tries to do it on his own which would be brilliant for us or one of Rivelino and De Bruyne has to drop deeper. By doing so either of the two would not be close to their best + we remove a big threat from the final third.
Sjorgiola
Himannv Tactics
Tactics: 4-2-2-2 counterattacking
Reasoning Behind the System
There are multiple ideas behind this, one of which is to exploit deficiencies in the opposition’s space between defense and attack while maintaining a balance between defense and attack with ideally having at least six people at any phase of play. This gives the two AMs the option of being involved in the counters on either side of the opposition DM, while offering flexibility to attack wider if the option presents itself.
This system is achieved by utilizing two defensive midfielders to protect the back-four, practically giving the front four the freedom to attack with the support of the full-backs. The two midfielders further up the pitch play wider but also cut inside to support the two attackers, which allows for the wing-backs on either side to overlap, adding another dimension to the attack.
The idea is to overload the attacking line with no less than six players. The wings are relatively vulnerable here but opponent plays there are seen as collateral and capable of doing limited damage as they need to move centrally to score.
Another feature of the system (or more specifically the players in the team) is to have hard-working players off the ball and players who are good on the ball when they have it to facilitate the counterattacks.
Sjorgiola Tactics
Tactics: balanced setup merged with counter-attacking style(something like United of late 00s)
Team built to win, doesnt matter how and why but they gonna win.
How Sir Alex Ferguson would say: "Attack wins you games, defence wins you titles"
On that note, we built by far the best defence in the draft; Yashin - Moore - Voronin with a great supporting cast of Bratseth, Demyanenko and Amoros.
Tactics are fairly simple, keep it tight at the back, stay in the game and one goal could or should be enough as this team aint conceding more.
New additions to the team are the The Major of Rome on the right, hardworking genius with experience of kicking brazilian butt. Briegel that was funnily enough picked last RR only in case we face himann team and here we are one round later. Last but not least, making his draft debut is the Finals King - Didier Drogba. Other then Gerd Muller, there is no other striker we would want for this game.
Special Task: Hans-Peter Briegel
The way h-man team is built, we pretty much know how they gonna set up unless they gonna do something bizarre and weaken their team which would be even better as we love their team!
With that in mind, our plan is to mess with their midfield and how we plan to do so is we gonna isolate one of the best players on the pitch and make him do things he doesnt really like to do. How?
By man marking Wim Van Hanegem. Initially we picked Briegel in case we face Wim as we think its a great match up. Man marking job wasnt in the plans but after watching some games of the german for Verona we saw Briegel doing outstanding man marking job on Maradona so naturally why not? Has great physical and athletic attributes, good defender and what we saw was fantastic tactical discipline which all-round makes him a great man marker.
To get back to the original point, plan is to isolate Ngolo Kante in the build up process, put ball in his feet. We absolutely adore the guy, rate him to heavens and back; his possession game is very underrated but while quite nippy and smart on the ball you dont want to ask too much from him, let him do what he does best.
There are two scenarios, either Kante tries to do it on his own which would be brilliant for us or one of Rivelino and De Bruyne has to drop deeper. By doing so either of the two would not be close to their best + we remove a big threat from the final third.
