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What should be the roster for the Mexican team against Guadaloup? |
Here is a blog that presents some ideas: http://experienciastj.blogspot.com/2007/... I don't care to deeply analyze the playing roster or the formations. However, I hope they keep Medina, Bravo, and Torrado off the field, and use Bofo and Borgetti sporadically so that the more suitable players can do their work. I think that Hugo Sanchez should keep his promise of starting the players who are in best shape and aiming to win. definitely not MAZA RODRIGUEZ, JIMMY LOZANO, or any chiva such as MEDINA, BRAVO or BAUTISTA. Their presence in the field is what making the Mexican National team a disaster. If Hugo was to put most guys in the bench such as castro, pinto, blanco, the results would be different. I think that the games speak for themselves, this would be my line up Sanchez Castro, Magallon, Osorio, Salcido Arce, Pardo, Guardado Blanco Borgetti, Nerri Then depending on the way the team is playing put in either Bravo, Bofo, Kikin as fowards and Torrado, Jimmy, and El Venado as mids and as defenders put in El Masa Watching soccer 4-5-1 ochoa osorio,salcido,magallon,maza guardado,pavel,arce bofo,blanco borgetti subs-castillo, torrado.lozano,morales Ideally, I believe the Mexican coach should build from the back and move forward. Keeper: Sanchez--He displays a passion and leadership not visible in the young, but up and coming, Ochoa. When the defense makes an error, Ochoa isn't fiery about it as Sanchez obviously is. Defenders: Osorio, Magallon, Salcido, Morales--Osorio is a very quick defender with European experience. Magallon is up and coming. Salcido's work speaks for itself, and Morales brings 2 world cups worth of experience, leadership, and control out of the back to team up with Guardado. Mids: Medina, Pardo, Torrado, Guardado--Medina has begun to show flashes of brilliance. After about a month off, he is starting to find his rhythm. Pardo brings toughness and leadership to the mid where the majority of games are won. His European experience make him a shoe in. Torrado has been, by far, Mexico's Best player in the Gold Cup. Guardado brings speed and ability to the left side. When he teams up with the left side defender, he becomes virtually unstoppable. Forwards: Bravo and Castillo--Bravo is a player who gives it his all in every game. He has speed and a fighting spirit in him. Teaming him with Castillo up top will give the Mexican squad great fluidity and mobility. Castillo is quickly winning over the Mexican fan base with his hard work and desire to win every ball. He holds onto the ball a little too long, but when his is on, he is a force to be reckoned with. Subs--Blanco, Arce, Bofo, or Borgetti Castillo and Bravo in front, with Venado and Guardado on the wings, while Temo is in the attack mid-field. And don't forget Pinto in the back. |
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