aussie
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sorry professor..Jamee999 said:It's called 4-3-3 not 1-4-3-3
3-3-4! *cough*
sorry professor..Jamee999 said:It's called 4-3-3 not 1-4-3-3
3-3-4! *cough*
That was awful. IIRC, several players actually threw up at the sight of it.BoyBrumby said:There are just some angles one shouldn't see the ankle at. Worst I've seen since that Cov defender v ManUre about 10 years ago. David Busst? His was career ending, so hope Smith has better luck.
Aussie was wrong, apparently Colchester can challenge them too...marc71178 said:Because they're the only side to be able to challenge Chelsea aren't they?
looks like you have picked basically on current form, but seriously you got to take a bit of overall career performace into the equation. In the case of Europe's defenders i'd be hard pressed to leave out Cannavaro & Nesta even though Cole especially is great as a left-back, Thuram & Neville is debatable. Also i wont want to limit the team to a 4-4-2 formation especially with the amount of talented strikers in the continent, Owen & Van Roi got to be their for me & in top form Beckham should be on the right & even though blokes like Lampard, Gerrard & Guttuso have been great in that central midfield role, its so hard to leave Zidane out. I'd take Robben on the left since probably Nedved or Figo aren't the players of old.Barney Rubble said:It's probably for your benefit that I keep them to myself.
Europe:
GK - Gianluigi Buffon
RB - Gary Neville
LB - Ashley Cole
CB - John Terry
CB - Carlos Puyol
RM - Cristiano Ronaldo
LM - Arjen Robben
CM - Steven Gerrard
CM - Gennaro Gattuso
ST - Wayne Rooney
ST - Thierry Henry
ROW:
GK - Dida
RB - Javier Zanetti
LB - Gabriel Heinze
CB - Walter Samuel
CB - Roberto Ayala
RM - Kaka
LM - Robinho
CM - Michael Essien
CM - Ronaldinho
ST - Adriano
ST - Samuel Eto'o
I've not picked so much on "current form" as "who's the best", really - my strategy was simply a case of picking the players I'd most like to have in my team in each position.aussie said:looks like you have picked basically on current form, but seriously you got to take a bit of overall career performace into the equation. In the case of Europe's defenders i'd be hard pressed to leave out Cannavaro & Nesta even though Cole especially is great as a left-back, Thuram & Neville is debatable. Also i wont want to limit the team to a 4-4-2 formation especially with the amount of talented strikers in the continent, Owen & Van Roi got to be their for me & in top form Beckham should be on the right & even though blokes like Lampard, Gerrard & Guttuso have been great in that central midfield role, its so hard to leave Zidane out. I'd take Robben on the left since probably Nedved or Figo aren't the players of old.
R.O.W cant go past Cafu & Carlos at as my wingers, as with the europre side wont limit the formation to just 4-4-2, while the rest of the side is debatable...
You kinda lost me their on Beckham but doesn't he normally play on right wing for england & recently for Madrid, doesn't the notation RM denote that?, because in europe cant think of anyone in europe who plays that area better than him, & RCM dentote where someone like Gerrard would play, i'm lost..Barney Rubble said:Ronaldo over Beckham because it's been four years since Beckham was anything like the best right-midfielder in Europe. Gerrard is better than him now, and RM is only his 2nd or 3rd best position.
Gattuso over Zidane because Zidane, as great as he may have been, is no longer one of the best central midfielders in the world. He doesn't have the legs for defensive work.
Cafu & Carlos are both in decline, and neither have ever really been full-backs anyway, hence the two Argies get in ahead of them. The rest of the team pretty much picks itself.
Not that I'm being critical or anything......
By RM, I meant Right Midfielder, yeah. He does play there for Madrid now, 'cause they've got Pablo Garcia or Guti partnering Zidane in the middle. As regards who's better than him, loads of people - he's always had no pace, these days he never scores, and he's never been much of a dribbler either, there's plenty of more effective players than him on the right (Gerrard being one).aussie said:You kinda lost me their on Beckham but doesn't he normally play on right wing for england & recently for Madrid, doesn't the notation RM denote that?, because in europe cant think of anyone in europe who plays that area better than him, & RCM dentote where someone like Gerrard would play, i'm lost..
lol on Zidane, i know he's gone but its so though to leave him out, but i would pick Lampard over Guttuso in that case.
Fair enough on Cafu on Carlos but dont really watch too much of the italian leagues but in FIFA 2006, Zanetti plays RM for argentina & inter though
Indeed, but chief poseur big game/team flop would be even further away from that side.superkingdave said:owen would not be anywhere near that side
Even though Nesta isn't a left back?aussie said:looks like you have picked basically on current form, but seriously you got to take a bit of overall career performace into the equation. In the case of Europe's defenders i'd be hard pressed to leave out Cannavaro & Nesta even though Cole especially is great as a left-back
Switch Owen with Adriano, and Henry with Vieira as a DM (Out of England doesn't mean out of reckoning), and I'm in agreeance.aussie said:Now i've made an attempt at a possible WORLD XI:
WORLD XI:
GK – GIANLUIGI BUFFON (ITALY)
RB – JAVIER ZANETTI (ARGENTINA)
LB – ASHLEY COLE (ENGLAND)
RCB – FABIO CANNAVARO (ITALY)
LCB – JOHN TERRY (ENGLAND)
RM – KAKA (BRAZIL)
LM – ARJEN ROBBEN (HOLLAND)
CAM – RONALDINHO (BRAZIL)
RF - MICHAEL OWEN (ENGLAND)
CF – THIERRY HNERY (FRANCE)
LF – SAMUEL ETO’O (CAMEROON)
fair enough with Adriano, but dont get your point with switching Vieira with Henry..Agent TBY said:Switch Owen with Adriano, and Henry with Vieira as a DM (Out of England doesn't mean out of reckoning), and I'm in agreeance.
obvious biasness theirsuperkingdave said:owen would not be anywhere near that side