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  • QPRDave
    The number 10
    • Mar 2009
    • 32065

    #16
    Originally posted by Nick
    Spot on Dave! We've got to start EVERY game with 2 strikers on the pitch!!... if later on in the match we need to slow the pace down/play more defensively then so be it, but we must must start with 2 up front IMO. Otherwise we're just inviting pressure from the off, really negative way of playing!!
    Yeah exactly mate

    Red Hot Chile Rangers

    Last edited by QPRDave; 11-10-2014, 11:39 AM.

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    • Harryboy
      Silver Seat
      • Jan 2014
      • 4018

      #17
      he understands harry his a crap manager
      You Rsssssss

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      • Nick
        Gold Seat
        • Oct 2013
        • 5593

        #18
        Originally posted by QPRDave
        Yeah exactly mate

        Red Hot Chile Rangers

        Like it... 'Savior' by the The Chlie Peppers could be Vargas's song.... we could sing it when he's having a good game.... though I'm not sure its the type of song you sing at a football match
        SIR LESLIE FERDINAND!!

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        • DeepcutHoop
          Gold Seat
          • Dec 2009
          • 6965

          #19
          1st goalhttp://youtu.be/cfFIIZsyKVo



          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB0OSgq7Lzo



          Apologies, made a pig's ear of the linking, and can't seem to sort it out......
          Last edited by DeepcutHoop; 11-10-2014, 12:27 PM.

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          • Geng
            Silver Seat
            • Jul 2009
            • 1449

            #20
            Originally posted by Nick
            Spot on Dave! We've got to start EVERY game with 2 strikers on the pitch!!... if later on in the match we need to slow the pace down/play more defensively then so be it, but we must must start with 2 up front IMO. Otherwise we're just inviting pressure from the off, really negative way of playing!!
            We can't do both:

            a) play Vargas in his preferred/natural position
            b) play him as part of a front two

            This idea that "sticking the striker out on the wing" is somehow a waste of their talents is an outdated English idea. 442 isn't very common in most countries. Vargas will have spent approximately 0% of his career as part of a big man/little man 'two up top' combo chasing after flickons from the big man and hoping for crosses into the box. Using him like that really would be a waste.

            I wouldn't mind seeing him up front, but in a 433/4231 type formation with Adel behind him delivering through balls.

            Vargas has spent most of his career as a wide forward though.

            Here he is at Uni de Chile in 2011 as right-forward:



            The wide players were excellent. Eduardo Vargas has been linked with a move to various European clubs and is clearly the star man. According to Jonathan Wilson, he is “a less technical, more direct version of Alexis Sanchez”, which can be attributed, at least in part, to the aforementioned differences in the duties of the wide players under Bielsa and Sampaoli.


            And in Chile's standard formation in the run-up to the WC:



            The area which shouldn’t be affected is the front two. Sampaoli deploys two highly mobile, pacey and energetic wide forwards drifting inside into goalscoring positions, and it’s difficult to tell whether Alexis Sanchez and Eduardo Vargas are truly strikers or wingers.

            They’re somewhere in between, and opponents will find it difficult to work out whether the full-backs or the centre-backs should be marking them. This can be highly effective, as it means Chile can pin back a four-man defence with just two players, and therefore have an extra man in midfield (as well as the usual spare man at the back).

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            • Qprtanpa1
              Silver Seat
              • Mar 2014
              • 1793

              #21
              Our best starting formation today, and bench, based on all fully fit:

              Green
              Onouha Caulker Hill Traore
              Krancjar Barton Sandro Adel
              Vargas Austin

              Subs: Hoilett Phillips McCarthy Zamora Mutch Fer Ferdinand

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              • Geng
                Silver Seat
                • Jul 2009
                • 1449

                #22
                Thanks. Excellent movement for that first goal. From 1:32 onwards you can tell Alexis Sanchez (passer), Vidal (decoy run across goal to make space) and Vargas (runs into space and scores) all know exactly what they're doing. That's what a well-coached side with intelligent players looks like. It would be criminal to write off Vargas at this point.

                Second goal excellent too. It's ridiculous that we have the World Cup's second best right flank* and we've stuck them on our bench.

                *Lahm and Muller, obvs.
                Last edited by Geng; 11-10-2014, 12:41 PM.

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                • Geng
                  Silver Seat
                  • Jul 2009
                  • 1449

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Qprtanpa1
                  Our best starting formation today, and bench, based on all fully fit:

                  Green
                  Onouha Caulker Hill Traore
                  Krancjar Barton Sandro Adel
                  Vargas Austin

                  Subs: Hoilett Phillips McCarthy Zamora Mutch Fer Ferdinand
                  Who is going to break in behind or show any inclination to make forward runs in attacking positions though? Only really Vargas. That's not Austin's game and both Adel and Niko prefer to sit behind the ball and watch the game ahead of them. Can't let Barton or Sandro make many forward runs if they're part of a two and they don't have the engine to be box to box anyway.

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                  • brightonr
                    Banned
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 10922

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Geng
                    I wouldn't mind seeing him up front, but in a 433/4231 type formation with Adel behind him delivering through balls.
                    Was listening to Tim Vickery talking about the Chilean players in the early hours this morning. He was saying the exact same thing about Vargas in terms of playing to his strengths. He said we could have an amazing player on our hands, with fantastic technical ability and that he's a real rough diamond.

                    Also referred to Isla as a "Rampaging wing back", so not too sure sticking him in as a right back in a flat back four was ever the most intelligent of moves. All this nonsense about players not liking 3-5-2 makes you wonder if Harry does anything other than pick a team. We have the players for it, just need them to work bloody hard at getting it right.

                    I personally think that we have enough options within the squad to play or switch between whatever formations we want, providing the right players are on the pitch and they have a clear understanding of what is expected of them.

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                    • MYU
                      Administrator
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 43466

                      #25
                      Originally posted by DeepcutHoop
                      1st goalhttp://youtu.be/cfFIIZsyKVo



                      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB0OSgq7Lzo



                      Apologies, made a pig's ear of the linking, and can't seem to sort it out......
                      Cheers for that.

                      Problem is that Chile are not static, they move around get into space.

                      He has to start with Adel behind him.

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                      • LoftusRoadLad
                        W12 Seat
                        • Jan 2011
                        • 19582

                        #26
                        ------------Green---------------

                        Onouha--- Caulker--- Rio--- Traore

                        ------Barton------ Sandro----------

                        ---Kranjcar---Taraabt--- Vargas-----

                        ---------------Austin------------

                        v Liverpool me thinks

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                        • Olly
                          Gold Seat
                          • Mar 2009
                          • 6000

                          #27
                          Been great for me on fifa. Two footed and brilliant weavery dribbling skills for getting through defences better than the brute strength merchants.

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                          • tommyqpr
                            Bronze Seat
                            • Apr 2014
                            • 374

                            #28
                            Originally posted by LoftusRoadLad
                            ------------Green---------------

                            Onouha--- Caulker--- Rio--- Traore

                            ------Barton------ Sandro----------

                            ---Kranjcar---Taraabt--- Vargas-----

                            ---------------Austin------------

                            v Liverpool me thinks
                            Put Onouha CB and Isla RB, then that's it I think

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                            • QPRDave
                              The number 10
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 32065

                              #29
                              I'd like to see Isla in the rm role, if we have a flat back 4. But tbh as Brighton has posted with the Chile boys in the team maybe 352 should be revisited. We can't just
                              dump Isla, and Vargas should play a run of games

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                              • Shania
                                C Club
                                • Apr 2010
                                • 23696

                                #30
                                I Wonder how them both are coping with the Language in your country, If they struggle, we have to be patient...
                                QPR
                                Best team in the world
                                Sort of

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