- Dec 14, 2004
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Posted this in another thread, but thought I'd start a topic on it to get some views on the potential of it.
The system is based around signing Toldo, Poulsen and Diego, as well another centre-back in the Jarque mould.
Anyway, here goes...
What about a sort of cross between the Man Utd 4-4-2 and the Chelsea 4-5-1?
I seem to remember Barca playing a not too dissimilar formation in the early 00's.
Bale would have a lot of attacking licence, with Poulsen dropping into the left-back position when he did. Diego would be given the free-role with Jenas and Poulsen protecting him.
Lennon would give us width on the right, as would Hutton. The system could be switched at any time, with Lennon moving to the left, Poulsen and Jenas swapping positions, and the former covering the right-back position while Hutton bombs forward.
When we're defending, Keane would drop into the left-wing position, with Diego dropping back to form the current 4-5-1/4-3-3 variation.
It would be interesting to see if it could work.
The system is based around signing Toldo, Poulsen and Diego, as well another centre-back in the Jarque mould.
Anyway, here goes...
What about a sort of cross between the Man Utd 4-4-2 and the Chelsea 4-5-1?
I seem to remember Barca playing a not too dissimilar formation in the early 00's.
Bale would have a lot of attacking licence, with Poulsen dropping into the left-back position when he did. Diego would be given the free-role with Jenas and Poulsen protecting him.
Lennon would give us width on the right, as would Hutton. The system could be switched at any time, with Lennon moving to the left, Poulsen and Jenas swapping positions, and the former covering the right-back position while Hutton bombs forward.
When we're defending, Keane would drop into the left-wing position, with Diego dropping back to form the current 4-5-1/4-3-3 variation.
It would be interesting to see if it could work.