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Originally posted by Helarxe:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by PMLF:
There are some tactical problems with how Dunga's Brazil play, like the full backs lack of attacking effectiveness and the poor connection between the midfielders and forwards.
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Brazil's 4-2-2-2 is simply outdated. Our fullbacks can no longer leave for long offensive forays effectively. We need a real midfield, capable of width.
Before, the fullbacks were offensive and the team had two center-backs and two DMs almost purely defensive. Now the fullbacks have to be almost purely defensive too, and so 7 out of 11 players in the park don't do anything but defend.
If the fullbacks really can't be used to attack effectively anymore, the DMs must change for more offensive-minded midfielders. But we know how Dunga loves DMs and would use four or five if possible. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Would you like a 3-5-2 tactic, like this:
DC
DC
DC
WBR/M R
DMC
MC
MC
WB L/M L
SC
SC
One of the D Cs would have to play as DM C too.
Or do you want a 4-1-3-2 tactic (only 1 DM C, 3 M Cs)?
Or something else?