Dribble
Well-Known Member
Re: Juan Mata is a must
It may be a dream, but its not an impossible one because all these players are apparently available. Aguero up front, Nasri right, Mata left, Sneijder & Silva behind Aguero, Yaya/NDJ as DM. If that line-up doesn't whet anyone's appetite, nothing will.
What happens to the players left out? It's natural selection, if they're good enough they will get their playing time. We're fighting on 4 fronts next season, we need to realise that it not going to be a walk in the park if we intend to compete for every competition we're in.
^^This^^ But as I've already said if we only got 2 of them what happens when one is out for a period of time? We can't heap the creative pressure on Silva's slight shoulders in 4 competitions next season because we'll end up burning him out.sbm said:The contrast between the first and second halves last night - with and without David Silva - surely highlighted our desperate need for at least one, and preferably two, creative / attacking midfielders to complement and support David. We really need to anticipate the added pressure from Champions League football. I would like to see two of Mata, Pastore, Nasri or Sneijder. An attraction of Mata would be tat he would develop an understanding with David very quickly.
It may be a dream, but its not an impossible one because all these players are apparently available. Aguero up front, Nasri right, Mata left, Sneijder & Silva behind Aguero, Yaya/NDJ as DM. If that line-up doesn't whet anyone's appetite, nothing will.
What happens to the players left out? It's natural selection, if they're good enough they will get their playing time. We're fighting on 4 fronts next season, we need to realise that it not going to be a walk in the park if we intend to compete for every competition we're in.