dazby wrote:PeterParker wrote:Not so fast imho, we might have a 4-4-2 there.
Malaga played 4-4-2 away and 4-3-3 home last season.
Don't let NQDP see this. He'll swear black and blue that it's a 4-2-2-2, you'll argue and then he'll challenge you to a sail off around the world.
Come think of it, Antti!!!!!! Look at this!!
I said he PREFERS 4-2-2-2. I saw Malaga only handfull of times last season but they were definitely playing two up front every time. Of course no modern manager sticks to one system every game. Didn't see hint of three up front though it doesn't mean they never used it once in their other 45 or so games I didn't see.
Anyway none of these aquisitions point towards three up front. And if someone says Navas I swear they have never seen him play. Puts great crosses in but couldn't hit cows arse with a banjo in front of goal.
I think it will mostly be Dzeko/Negredo partnered with Jovetic/Aguero playing off former. I'd guess that ideal line up behind them would be Yaya and Fernandinho in the bottom of the midfield with Navas on the right and Silva on the left.