-----Lewandowski-----
Alba(a)----Messi-------Neymar
---Iniesta--------------
---------------Thiago
--------Busquets------
Alba(d)---CB--CB-----Montoya
-----------GK---------
Like against Milan, but keeping Montoya back and letting Alba bomb forward.
no pedro?No Cesc ???
JamDav is still right though. Even in the Milan and Sevilla games, it was Villa who was playing on the right drifting in (like in CL final 10/11) and Messi was in the centre. Something like this:
-P--------------Villa-----
-E-----------------------
-D---------Messi--------
-R----------------------
-O----------------------
As far as I see, the only time Messi played on the right was the last few minutes vs Celtic away.
As a false 9, Messi sometimes just moves to the right anyway. That being said, his movement this year was worse than last year's and so for the other forwards as well. Don't make it seem like he always had terrible movement.
+1 to both. What would be the point of buying a CF like Lewandowski only to waste him on the R/LW. Someone also said "he wouldn't have to stay on the wing". Why even bother to start him there? A position where he is of no threat. If you remember the home match against Milan, Messi played on the RW and had the freedom to roam. He still scored his goals centrally but when he roamed there wasn't a void up front. Villa kept the defense occupied allowing Messi to do whatever he wants. With a beast like Lewandowski up front he would be more than a distraction
No worries though, we won't see these changes happen
------------Lewandowski------------
-----Neymar---------------Messi----
Make it happen.
That means Sanchez and Pedro have to leave. Which I don't mind. Mes que un BYE BYE
Manchester United announce the signing of the 24 year old Pole on their official website, before promptly removing it, but not before PaddyPower took a screen grab.
Not true as a CF. Messi never touches the ball when he plays CF, because he walks around with two centerbacks ready to pounce on any pass to him. It's only when he drops back into the midfield about 20 minutes into the game, leaving a hole up front, that he becomes part of the build up play. Those of us who recommend playing Messi as essentially another right side midfielder (which is what he already does) see that he is more effective behind a central forward who occupies the centerbacks, which gives Messi room to operate in his preferred area (attacking from mid-right towards front left)
Barcelona have ruled out signing Dortmund player Robert Lewandowski. He'd cost too much while centre forward is no priority signing. [sport]