ninjamonkey
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I'd say Fernandinho is our only undroppable in a fully fit squad. He's integral to our game an there's nobody close to him in the squad.
You are absolutely correct , no one in this team is Undroppable.
I also used the example of Muller who is a player of huge talent (possibly Bayern's best player) and exemplary behaviour, who Pep dropped for the biggest game of the season because he didn't think he was the right fit for the shape he was going to play.
this man will be the star of the derby
Doubt it myself. Wasn't up to much at OT last year unfortunately
Hope so mate, didn't show up to either one last seasonthis man will be the star of the derby
Not sure about that. Think they might start off fouling us a lot then have a go at us when they think that they've roughed us up.a lot of water has gone under the bridge since then and TBH a few of the players heads were down because of how MP was running the show, he'l come good in this type of game and he's the man who will get something from outside the box,there going to park the bus so that's what we need
Interesting points there blue.Yeh he's quite capable of doing that role mate, he's played it a lot for Spain.
But I just get the impression Guardiola won't use him there and I think there's 2 main reasons:
1. He's so key for us at number 8 that there will be no appetite to move him from there.
2. It seems to be a requirement of a Guardiola winger to either be direct with blistering pace (Pedro, Sanchez, Costa, Coman, Robben, Ribery, Sterling) or score loads of goals (Henry, David Villa, Messi, Nolito, Robben). Silva doesn't really fit in to either category, but DeBruyne fits in to the latter.
I can see DeBruyne moving out wide in many games but I'm not so sure on Silva. Nothing would surprise me with Pep, but on paper Silva doesn't look a natural fit as a wide player in a Pep team for me.