Posted:
Thu Mar 06, 2008 2:18 am
by god_bless_john_houlding
LFC2007 wrote:god_bless_john_houlding wrote:Now when I don't see Aurellio's name on the team sheet most weeks I'm happy, but after he's just scored, his confidence must be sky high so pick him. This is where Benitez falters IMO he drops/rests/rotates whatever you want to call it, players who are on form.
You've been saying how sh!t you think Aurelio is for a while now (waste of space etc., should never be in the team, one of the worst players ever to play for Liverpool etc.), Rafa doesn't pick him, then you criticise him?
Forgive me for thinking you're off your f.ucking rocker.
I'm criticsing him for not being picked the game after he's just scored.
If Aurellio hadn't scored against Bolton and still wasn't picked today I'd of been made up. I still think he's useless and to be honest I am happy when he doesn't play. But you don't drop a player when they've just scored. That's everyone's gripe with Crouch, he was getting dropped when he scored to be replaced with Kuyt who wasn't scoring.
Posted:
Thu Mar 06, 2008 3:25 am
by LFC2007
I don't see how it can be considered a wingless formation?
Four at the back, two deep lying midfielders, Gerrard in the centre at the top of the triangle, Babel on the left, Kuyt on the right and Torres up top.
Posted:
Thu Mar 06, 2008 3:31 am
by Bad Bob
I think the fullbacks are meant to provide much of the width in this formation, with the two deep-lying midfielders covering for them in the case of the counter attack. You could certainly see that Arbeloa and Riise were looking to get forward as much as possible tonight. The formation suits the spine of our team very well but I think we'd need to upgrade at least one of the fullbacks and one of the inside right/inside left players (Kuyt and Babel) to really make it purr.