drinking like two sips of corona and tequila make you sick bc i was fine until i drank that s***
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they keep improving!!
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He's no Tony Hibbert, mind.
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Swings and Roundabouts
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Di Maria has played in central midfield (like for Argentina at the world cup and for Real Madrid before they sold Ozil), wide left/right and number 10 in the past few years. He's extremely versatile. Perfect for Van Gaal.
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Chelsea are g oing to win the league at a canter this year.
1. Chelsea 2. Man City 3. Arsenal 4. Man Utd
I think. Of course, if Welbeck gets injured, and Arsenal have to rely on Yaya Sanogoal then you can bump them below United.
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Maybe tottenham will lose 2-0 next time harrold
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Pretty sure Di Maria has been operating out wide for the most part of his more recent years.
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Kagawa is gone m8
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Liverpool have 0 chance to win the league.
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You would have been able to swear here if not for AdSense issues.
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in the end, liverpool is going to win the league
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Di Maria always used to play in central midfield, so 4-3-1-2 is perfect for him. And with Mata in the number 10. role, it's perfect for him too. It does require one of Rooney/RVP/Falcao/Mata to not be in the team, but that just allows for squad rotation. The only formation you could play all four would be some sort of 4-2-2-2 or god forbid a 4-2-4.
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losing cleverley must have been a big blow to the squad
When the entire list of central defenders at the start of the season was Johnny Evans, Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Tyler Blackett (Youth Squad player), then I think Evans was actually a bit of a miss. Even if he does suck, and once Rojo is playing and we get rid of the three at the back, he shouldn't be anywhere near the first 11.
As for Lingard, I don't think he's particularly bad. He got injured too soon to make a judgement.
Fellaini is indeed a , but when you have that few central midfielders that he's forced to play Januzaj and Kagawa there, and even recall god damn Anderson to the team, you need more CM's. Even Fellaini is better than Anderson.
Mika is my only friend, Harry didn't even say hi :(
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Yeah but I kinda ignored your 4-3-1-2 idea because I don't see Mata or Di Maria being brought in to the squad for those kind of plans.
100m in signings just so they can be played in an uncomfortable position.
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Also hi Jill!!!
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You say that as if Lingard, Fellaini or Evans contribute positively to the team.
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That's why I didn't suggest a diamond formation but a 4-3-1-2, Harrold. The fullbacks bomb up in that formation while the DM (Daley Blind) drops back when they have the ball.
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A combination of 3-4-1-2 not working particularly well and a massive injury list hasn't helped.
Shaw, Rojo (Work Permit), Smalling, Evans, Valencia, Lingard, Fellaini, Carrick, Herrera and Rafael have all been unavailable so far and all would have played a part, most likely.
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Not really. New manager, new squad, no belief.
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Yeah, except in a diamond formation this is so much harder because the wingbacks are able to cover a lot more in the centre of the park, rather than being dragged out wide to cover runners. It makes it far more suffocating near the penalty area and it'll be hard for either Rooney or Falcao to have much freedom.
