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Quote from: jonte on Apr 03, 2008, 01:18: AMQuote from: sander on Apr 03, 2008, 12:29: AMcatenaccio is how italians (used to) play football. make a goal and defend it. personally i like a 4-3-1-2 where the two strikers in the front are fast and technical, the 1 person is like a attacking midfielder (gives passes close to the goal or shoots from distance) the 3 are players that help defending and also build the attack (i dont know how to say that exactly in english) they give distance passes to the persons in the front at the right moment so they have much space or they start a combination (1-2-tje in dutch) with the attacking midfielder and help him. the 4 remainder 4 are defenders. when the opponent is easy one or two of them can move on to the 3 before them to keep the pressure on the other halfthis is how i would like to see football. i really think it can work properly if you know who to place wherethats how we play : oall right, does it work ? :dontknow:
Quote from: sander on Apr 03, 2008, 12:29: AMcatenaccio is how italians (used to) play football. make a goal and defend it. personally i like a 4-3-1-2 where the two strikers in the front are fast and technical, the 1 person is like a attacking midfielder (gives passes close to the goal or shoots from distance) the 3 are players that help defending and also build the attack (i dont know how to say that exactly in english) they give distance passes to the persons in the front at the right moment so they have much space or they start a combination (1-2-tje in dutch) with the attacking midfielder and help him. the 4 remainder 4 are defenders. when the opponent is easy one or two of them can move on to the 3 before them to keep the pressure on the other halfthis is how i would like to see football. i really think it can work properly if you know who to place wherethats how we play : o
catenaccio is how italians (used to) play football. make a goal and defend it. personally i like a 4-3-1-2 where the two strikers in the front are fast and technical, the 1 person is like a attacking midfielder (gives passes close to the goal or shoots from distance) the 3 are players that help defending and also build the attack (i dont know how to say that exactly in english) they give distance passes to the persons in the front at the right moment so they have much space or they start a combination (1-2-tje in dutch) with the attacking midfielder and help him. the 4 remainder 4 are defenders. when the opponent is easy one or two of them can move on to the 3 before them to keep the pressure on the other halfthis is how i would like to see football. i really think it can work properly if you know who to place where
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