But if they have not played together they cannot expect to play well
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Brazil vs The Rest of the Wrold
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enigma
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KinkyGoebels said:But if they have not played together they cannot expect to play well
So do you think we should just throw them in together for a qualifyin game? Let them play together in friendlies, qualifying isn't the time to experiment, think about it.
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enigma said:So do you think we should just throw them in together for a qualifyin game? Let them play together in friendlies, qualifying isn't the time to experiment, think about it.
totally agree....
this is the exact purpose of freindlies to try out things without worrying to much if it goes wrong....
not worth taking the risk in a meaningful game but agree worth experimenting in a freindly......
enigma said:So do you think we should just throw them in together for a qualifyin game? Let them play together in friendlies, qualifying isn't the time to experiment, think about it.
I think players like King have pproved themselves all ready
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KinkyGoebels said:I think players like King have pproved themselves all ready
To an extent, but he hasn't got the experience that Rio, Terry or Sol have. He hasn't even played in the Champions League and I'm not sure if he played or not when Spurs were last in the UEFA cup.
In games like these you need experience where possible.