Re: South America starting 11

by S Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:33 pm

Muslera is still better than him :coffee:

by Le Samourai Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:33 pm

VibeTribe wrote:He's back to his best and anyone who watches Inter can tell you this.Best reflex in the world,and all the world class saves he made > Robben balls.Didn't even cost Inter a thing...He's been fantastic ever since Ranieri took charge,not a single mistake.Saved everything humanly possible.

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by BestInTheWorld Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:34 pm

VibeTribe wrote:He's back to his best and anyone who watches Inter can tell you this.Best reflex in the world,and all the world class saves he made > Robben balls.Didn't even cost Inter a thing...He's been fantastic ever since Ranieri took charge,not a single mistake.Saved everything humanly possible.

That's good. But two consecutive screw up's in both legs in CHL quarters is not something to be proud of.

Bayern's defense cracked & you saw balls hitting the posts twice & 1 on 1 chances being missed. Probably would not happen. In a big games it can cost you big. Anyways he is old too,Inter need quality young players.

by Vibe Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:36 pm

ragbirjosh wrote:
VibeTribe wrote:He's back to his best and anyone who watches Inter can tell you this.Best reflex in the world,and all the world class saves he made > Robben balls.Didn't even cost Inter a thing...He's been fantastic ever since Ranieri took charge,not a single mistake.Saved everything humanly possible.

by windkick Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:37 pm

thought you meant players playing in South America, not South American players in general

by Tomwin Lannister Wed Dec 28, 2011 7:26 pm

No Cavani no party.

by Ganso Wed Dec 28, 2011 8:03 pm

Id pick Aguero or Higuain over Cavani any day....

and Julio Cesar HAS been fantastic this season,as vibe said,anyone who watches Inter regularly would know that.

by S Wed Dec 28, 2011 8:11 pm

Yeah he has certainly been rejuvenated this season so has Maicon to an extent but still they arent close to the world class levels they once reached.They're both class but past their prime class.

by Andrew Wed Dec 28, 2011 9:57 pm

Cesar
Alves, T.Silva, Samuel, Isla
Vidal, Banega, Zanetti
Messi, Falcao, Sanchez

Subs: Muslera, Fucile, Lucio, Mascherano, D. Pizzaro, Pastore, Aguero.

Missing a lot of stars yes, but it's probably perfectly balanced and functional.

The midfield trio is similar to Juve's and the attack to Barcelona's. Falcao can do what Villa does for Barca.

by Zees Wed Dec 28, 2011 10:59 pm

-----------Cesar
Isla--T.Silva--Lucio--Marcelo
------Zanetti----Vidal-----
Di Magia---Messi-----Aguero
------------Higuain

by matpol Thu Dec 29, 2011 12:31 am

Muslera
Alves - Thiago Silva - Lugano- Zanetti
Mascherano - Cambiasso
Di Maria - Messi - Aguero
Higuain

7-th man bench: Cesar, Lucio, Marcelo, Banega, Pastore, Sanchez, Cavani

It was very tough to choose this team, SA has so many great players, I'm sure I missed some players, but this team is good.

by Guest Thu Dec 29, 2011 1:15 am

Funny how no one picks any players from best team in South America Laughing

Matpol's team is pretty much Argentina Laughing

by Sushi Master Thu Dec 29, 2011 1:36 am

Sepi wrote:Funny how no one picks any players from best team in South America

Matpol's team is pretty much Argentina

People are building their teams like it were a fantasy team.

It's like putting Ronaldo in an European XI.

You just reminded me I forgot to put in Suarez :facepalm:

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