QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Oct 16 2011, 06:06 PM)
It's not clear 4-3-3 no. Robinho, Ibrahimovic and Cassano are really a nice front trio. All are forwards but more than just that, can all change places with eachother. Really nice attack, team... really no place for Pato if all are fit.
No place for Pato? Are you serious???
Pato is stil, by a country mile, our best finisher. He gives us the kind of speed that none of our other strikers offer, not even Robinho which is something we terribly lack at times. Like Filippo said, one game doesn't mean anything, Palermo played in a certain manner where our 3 forwards strive, but then against Juve I would have killed to have Pato out there, his speed and accuracy where terribly needed. Pato is still 100% needed, and imo still a first 11 player for this team. Robs, Cassano, both bring an interesting dynamic into how we play, but when it comes to the nitty gritty (can't believe I wrote that) and we need goals and it's not all sunshines and rainbows like yesterday, Pato is
the most important striker for us, even more so then Ibra
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Oct 16 2011, 06:18 PM)
Yes, my thought exactly. One or even two of them came back helping the midfield.
First of all, I don't think you're getting what's han saying. Your post does not make any sense - han was telling you it wasn't a clear 4-3-3, you agree but then speak of them just attacking.
And secondly, Pato will always have a spot open. It's astonishing to me how one match makes us think the world is rosy again and we're, in Galliani's favorite words, that we are fine as we are. This clearly is a match we didn't need his finishing skills or speed, but in plenty other occasions both Pato and Pippo could/should be more then just helpful.
Completely agree with you
@ x-off, yeah agreed with that.