BenGuaiNaldo = Best attacking line in the world

I reckon Benz could beon 40 goals by the end of the seaon and Higgy on 30+ and Ronnie on 60

So thats 60, 40, 30

The strikerless formations are becoming the way forward Roma 07, United 08, Barcelona 11, Madrid 12

Damn......1 away from the record and about 15 games left in the season

130 for 3 forwards . and 2 of them are rotating.

that's amazing.

Poor man's Róbbérez

Afflent man's Robberuller IMO.

That's because that'd be missing Godmez IMO

I think this shows my extensive bias, I just don't rate dive Maria that highly, that's why I give the edge to Bayern.

I might be totally wrong, though. The fun thing about this little argument is, that it'll be resolved in the UCL very soon.


The fun thing about the two attacking quartetts you posted is that both lack the playmaker behind them. Özil brings something else to Madrid, as does Kroos for Bayern, yet you left them both out of your above post.

Who do you take off for Özil, Benz or Higuain - or neither?

Same goes for Bayern, is playing Kroos at CAM, his best position, really worth taking off Müller?

I really don't envy the coach that has to decide shit like that

Edit: WTF bunch of posts deleted, now my reply makes no sense

Honestly My Preffered lineup for both teams is like this.

I'd take off Higuain.

For Bayern I'd take off Gomez.

I wish I actually knew how Müller would be as lone striker. Gomez has been great as of late, he does a lot of less obvious things than scoring, and he's really starting to be a work horse.

It'd certainly make a more "complete" front four, that's for sure.

And with Real I actually agree. Not that Higuain is bad, but he's not the muscly kind of striker that Gomez is, so taking him off doesn't actually remove an entire player type from Reals arsenal, plus I rate Özil a lot higher than Kroos, so including him is a no-brainer, while there is actually some thinking to be done if you have to decide between Kroos and Müller, or even Kroos and Gomez.

VivaStPauli wrote:I think this shows my extensive bias, I just don't rate dive Maria that highly, that's why I give the edge to Bayern.

I might be totally wrong, though. The fun thing about this little argument is, that it'll be resolved in the UCL very soon.


The fun thing about the two attacking quartetts you posted is that both lack the playmaker behind them. Özil brings something else to Madrid, as does Kroos for Bayern, yet you left them both out of your above post.

Who do you take off for Özil, Benz or Higuain - or neither?

Same goes for Bayern, is playing Kroos at CAM, his best position, really worth taking off Müller?

I really don't envy the coach that has to decide shit like that

Edit: WTF bunch of posts deleted, now my reply makes no sense

Di Maria in my opinion is the best winger in the world. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind saying this. His attacking abilities can match any other winger, but no top other winger can match his defensive abilities. He brings a balance to Madrid. Di Maria is also a automatic starter for Mourinho, that is quite clear to see. MAdrid are lucky he just came back from injury at the right time. He will be crucial in helping Arbeola or Lass with Ribery.

Even with all his antics, I think he still has the highest or second highest assists in La liga. I think he has like 13 assists and 6 goals in only 22 games this year. Last year, I think he had over 20 assists. I hate his diving/crying, but guy is one of the most talented players with such amazing workrate. But knowing Real, I think they will sell him for Hazard or someone else. That would make my day, as they will lose a great player in the making.

havent you heard? Hazard is going to England, so dont worry about us losing Di Maria lol

best winger is a bit generous, but he is the best at matching his attacking efforts on the defensive end, no doubt. When he learns to utilize the ball better in the general play, to exchange more with others, then he will become the best.

His final pass was one of the best in the game until he got his injury, if he shows consistency, and improves on it, he will become even more dangerous.

VivaStPauli wrote:I think this shows my extensive bias, I just don't rate dive Maria that highly, that's why I give the edge to Bayern.

I might be totally wrong, though. The fun thing about this little argument is, that it'll be resolved in the UCL very soon.

Only if he's fit

Sorry, I meant the whole "Bayern forwards v Madrid forwards" in general, not just Dive Maria.