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Team Physio ________________________________________________________ Team Bepo
Team Physiocrat
Tactics – Attacking
Formation - 4231
Defensive Line Balanced
Marking – Zonal
Inspired by the Brazilian sides of the 1990s but with a hardworking 10 instead of a second-striker. The front four is fluid and will get the best out of Rivaldo: he has licence to roam score and create as well as utilise his crossing ability. David Silva reprises his Spain role as a hardworking wide playmaker. Aimar in the centre can exploit his exceptional dribbling ability and with Ballon d'or winning Shevchenko roaming across the front line he will have many opportunities for through balls.
Mihajlovic will be the tenacious DLP, utilising his excellent long-passing - he will clearly be a huge threat from set pieces (note this is the younger Mihajlovic who could still actually run). Mascherano will screen the back four and will drop into the CB position when needed. Both Mihajlovic will be positionally reserved to allow Jorginho to push high up and offer a lot in attack. Thiago Silva and Thuram are excellent defenders and athletes who will be comfortable pushing wider when needed when Bepo plays on the counter.
In goal we have the excellent Cesar the last man in defence of the excellent Mourinho Inter side.
Motto - score more than the opposition.
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Team Bepo
Tactics
Theme - Sjor personal favorites
Given the theme, natural order was to go with my biggest football regret alongside Ravel Morrison fecking up his talent and thats the fact that Paul Scholes didnt peaked in the same period as the rest of that 99 midfield, even with that they were one of the best midfields i ever seen but i reckon older Scholes would elevate them even more and the partnership with Keano would be epic.
Playing style - football bloody hell or to be precise, the good old Fergie way. Fast, direct football with a pinch of possession - all players excelled in similar setups, half of the team are Fergie players anyways, or the ones that he was a massive fan of like Savicevic and Viduka.
Individual Roles and Partnerships
Back 3 we start with the most intelligent keeper of all time, just has every single quality you want in a keeper. In front we have a natural sweeper/stopper combo but whats interesting, both have a touch of the other as well so id love to see those two play together. Billy who has a great reading of the game and is more of a complete centerback then a stopper and Carvalho who is pretty aggressive for a sweeper - or how new kids on the block wants to call them - ball playing centerback.
On the right attacking sensation from Romania in Petrescu who should form a lovely partnership with Beckham, judging by those winger list we doing currently IMO most underrated winger ever but hey, people like flair and dribbling i get it. Works harder then anyone else, isnt selfish, tactically astute, uses the ball good and even all that alone makes him a great player but then you add his end product and you get what you get, a perfect wide midfielder.
On the left an unconventional partnership but staying true to the theme as Fergie loved a good surprise. Albert Ferrer, on of the forgotten players of his era. Absolutely brilliant defender who was often in charge of marking the opposition star attacker and in addition to that he was a natural footballer, very good on the ball, often being used in a very attacking role as well. Usually a rightback but i know he played some games on the left in a back three, wont lie dont know if he played as a left fullback but for the role i need him a back three should be okay as i wanted him to stay back and protect while in front Dejo will almost have a free role to do what he does best and thats cause havoc. Scholes is probably the best ever in isolating players into 1v1 situations, reckon Dejo would absolutely adore him.
Already touched on Keano and Scholes, latter would dictate the game while other will go to war.
King between the lines, same role he had for Fergie its just the quality around him is so much greater so he wouldnt need to drop that much so he can focus on magic in the final third.
Fatso Viduka up front, absolute nightmare to play against as he was huge yet pretty agile and nimble with a soft touch and quick feet. One of the best strikers in the PL in that era, im sure a lot of defenders still have nightmares, some fans as well (bless the scousers).
Team Physiocrat
Tactics – Attacking
Formation - 4231
Defensive Line Balanced
Marking – Zonal
Inspired by the Brazilian sides of the 1990s but with a hardworking 10 instead of a second-striker. The front four is fluid and will get the best out of Rivaldo: he has licence to roam score and create as well as utilise his crossing ability. David Silva reprises his Spain role as a hardworking wide playmaker. Aimar in the centre can exploit his exceptional dribbling ability and with Ballon d'or winning Shevchenko roaming across the front line he will have many opportunities for through balls.
Mihajlovic will be the tenacious DLP, utilising his excellent long-passing - he will clearly be a huge threat from set pieces (note this is the younger Mihajlovic who could still actually run). Mascherano will screen the back four and will drop into the CB position when needed. Both Mihajlovic will be positionally reserved to allow Jorginho to push high up and offer a lot in attack. Thiago Silva and Thuram are excellent defenders and athletes who will be comfortable pushing wider when needed when Bepo plays on the counter.
In goal we have the excellent Cesar the last man in defence of the excellent Mourinho Inter side.
Motto - score more than the opposition.
Julio Cesar - (07-10)
Antonio Benarrivo - (92-95)
Lilian Thuram - (97-00)
Sinsa Mihajlovic - (97-00)
David Silva (09-12)
Rivaldo - (97-00)
Andriy Shevchenko - (03-06)
- Serie A Goalkeeper of the Year: 2008–09, 2009–10
- IFFHS World's Best Goalkeeper Bronze Ball: 2009
- IFFHS World's Best Goalkeeper Silver Ball: 2010
- UEFA Club Goalkeeper of the Year: 2009–10
- ESM Team of the Year: 2009–10
- Pirata d'Oro (Internazionale Player Of The Year): 2010[56]
Antonio Benarrivo - (92-95)
Lilian Thuram - (97-00)
- French Player of the Year: 1997
- Guerin d'Oro: 1997
- FIFA World Cup Bronze Ball: 1998
- FIFA World Cup All-Star Team: 1998
- ESM Team of the Year: 1998–99
Sinsa Mihajlovic - (97-00)
- ESM Team of the Year: 1998–99, 1999–00[95]
- FR Yugoslavia player of the Year: 1999
David Silva (09-12)
Rivaldo - (97-00)
- La Liga Foreign Player of the Year: 1997–98
- FIFA World Cup All-Star Team (2): 1998
- ESM Team of the Year (2): 1998–99, 1999–2000
- World Soccer Player of the Year: 1999
- Onze d'Or: 1999
- Ballon d'Or: 1999
- FIFA World Player of the Year: 1999
- Copa América top goalscorer: 1999
- Copa América Player of the Tournament: 1999
- UEFA Champions League top goalscorer: 1999–2000
- IFFHS World's Top Goal Scorer: 2000
- FIFA World Player of the Year: Bronze award 2000
Andriy Shevchenko - (03-06)
- Ballon d'Or: 2004
- ESM Team of the Year: 2003–04, 2004–05
- UEFA Team of the Year: 2004, 2005
- Serie A Goal of the Year: 2004
- FIFPro World XI: 2005
- L'Équipe Team of the Year: 2004, 2005
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Team Bepo
Tactics
Theme - Sjor personal favorites
Given the theme, natural order was to go with my biggest football regret alongside Ravel Morrison fecking up his talent and thats the fact that Paul Scholes didnt peaked in the same period as the rest of that 99 midfield, even with that they were one of the best midfields i ever seen but i reckon older Scholes would elevate them even more and the partnership with Keano would be epic.
Playing style - football bloody hell or to be precise, the good old Fergie way. Fast, direct football with a pinch of possession - all players excelled in similar setups, half of the team are Fergie players anyways, or the ones that he was a massive fan of like Savicevic and Viduka.
Individual Roles and Partnerships
Back 3 we start with the most intelligent keeper of all time, just has every single quality you want in a keeper. In front we have a natural sweeper/stopper combo but whats interesting, both have a touch of the other as well so id love to see those two play together. Billy who has a great reading of the game and is more of a complete centerback then a stopper and Carvalho who is pretty aggressive for a sweeper - or how new kids on the block wants to call them - ball playing centerback.
On the right attacking sensation from Romania in Petrescu who should form a lovely partnership with Beckham, judging by those winger list we doing currently IMO most underrated winger ever but hey, people like flair and dribbling i get it. Works harder then anyone else, isnt selfish, tactically astute, uses the ball good and even all that alone makes him a great player but then you add his end product and you get what you get, a perfect wide midfielder.
On the left an unconventional partnership but staying true to the theme as Fergie loved a good surprise. Albert Ferrer, on of the forgotten players of his era. Absolutely brilliant defender who was often in charge of marking the opposition star attacker and in addition to that he was a natural footballer, very good on the ball, often being used in a very attacking role as well. Usually a rightback but i know he played some games on the left in a back three, wont lie dont know if he played as a left fullback but for the role i need him a back three should be okay as i wanted him to stay back and protect while in front Dejo will almost have a free role to do what he does best and thats cause havoc. Scholes is probably the best ever in isolating players into 1v1 situations, reckon Dejo would absolutely adore him.
Already touched on Keano and Scholes, latter would dictate the game while other will go to war.
King between the lines, same role he had for Fergie its just the quality around him is so much greater so he wouldnt need to drop that much so he can focus on magic in the final third.
Fatso Viduka up front, absolute nightmare to play against as he was huge yet pretty agile and nimble with a soft touch and quick feet. One of the best strikers in the PL in that era, im sure a lot of defenders still have nightmares, some fans as well (bless the scousers).
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