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    Lampard vs. Gerrard analysed

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    Post by Parks lives Thu Oct 16, 2008 9:45 am

    I think Bluenine just wants to prove that the Great Capello can even get Gerrard and Lampard playing well together. Rolling Eyes

    Our midfield was abysmal for most of the game last night, Belarus, yes Belarus were running rings round us for most of the first half. One good moment for Gerrard does not equal a good game. As soon as Hargreaves and Joe Cole come back I'd still drop one of them and probably Walcott too.


    ------------ Hargreaves -- Barry
    ---- J Cole -------------------- Gerrard/Lampard
    -------------- Rooney --- Heskey

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    ---- Walcott --------------------- J Cole
    -------------- Rooney --- Heskey
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    Post by Roger Hunt Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:32 am

    Parks lives wrote:I think Bluenine just wants to prove that the Great Capello can even get Gerrard and Lampard playing well together. Rolling Eyes

    Our midfield was abysmal for most of the game last night, Belarus, yes Belarus were running rings round us for most of the first half. One good moment for Gerrard does not equal a good game. As soon as Hargreaves and Joe Cole come back I'd still drop one of them and probably Walcott too.

    Well a goal and an assist means at least 2 good moments. But I agree I'd still play Cole over Gerrard on the left which means Capello has to decide between Gerrard and Lampard in the middle.
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    Post by Parks lives Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:46 am

    I took away the assist after considering the goal he cost us when he decided to miss an open goal when a more measured approach could of seen him scored or a more unselfish approach could of seen him set up a team mate. ok
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    Post by Roger Hunt Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:47 am

    In that case you should take away another one for the time he hit the post, and you can also take away one of Rooney's goals for missing the header in the first half Rolling Eyes
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    Post by Parks lives Thu Oct 16, 2008 11:06 am

    The chances aren't even comparable Roger. You know that.
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    Post by Roger Hunt Thu Oct 16, 2008 11:24 am

    The fact that he failed to score or pass to make it 4-1 instead of 3-1 is hardly relevant either is it? The fact is that he had 2 good moments, even if he had plenty of bad ones too. Not bad considering he was out of position.

    I would play

    Walcott/SWP---Hargreaves---Lampard---J Cole

    against decent opposition and have Gerrard on the bench, that way he could come on for either Lamps or on the RW as needed.
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    Post by 110% Thu Oct 16, 2008 11:53 am

    Some people on here are stupidly mixing 2 arguments together:
    1. Can gerrard and lampard play in the same midfield
    2. Can gerrard and lampard play in the same team

    I'll answer the 2nd point first as it is easier. If gerrard is playing on the left in place of joe cole, then I guess the same people who think that must also think that joe cole and lampard can't play together either, as joe cole is not really a proper winger and also drifts inside, and yet are asking for joe cole to be in Doh . The standard argument against them playing together is that they occupy the same space, make the same runs etc, but they can't if one of them is on the left and one is in the middle. They ahve a different starting position so don't get in each other's way. The problem is nothing to do with them being able to play on the same team, the problem is clearly that the position doesn't necessarily get the best out of gerrard.

    For the first point the problem is the whole of the midfield rather than just the central midfield which is where so many are focussing on. For one thing many of the games when lampard and gerrard have played together in midfield they have had joe cole and beckham on the wings, neither particualrly fast and neither staying on the wings and being an outlet for them. Being a central midfielder I can tell you that the easiest pass is out to the winger who makes himself available mostly because he's fast so he can get to a ball in front of him, or can chase a ball played in behind. This is why walcott works, and importantly he stays in his position. If you don't have this then you end up going for a long-range shot (lampard) or hollywood style pass to rooney (gerrard). It isn't just about playing them both together it is about getting the rest of the midfield right as well.

    I'd also like to make a point about the myth of joe cole. He is seriously overrated. Not purely going on stats but as an indication his stats do read 53 appearances 10 goals, hardly prolific for an attacking midfielder. If you consider his last 2 were against andora, then before that it was 8 in 52. Surely that is poor for someone who many on this board believe is England's "one player who can regularly unlock defences" or "one player who regularly plays well". It would be interesting to know how many assists he has but I don't think it is many at all. In fact out of 53 appearances he's had maybe 15-20 good games, but when people say regualrly plays well for england I would think he has the odd bad game, but 80-90% of the time plays well which clearly isn't the case. He has shown the ocassional moment of brilliance, but he is talked about as if he is england ronaldinho (when he was good), when in fact he is not even the equivalent of england's robinho. If england want a left-winger then have downing, young or whoever. If they want an attacking midfielder to play on the left wing, then there isn't that much difference between having cole or gerrard there, one has trickery, the other power, pace and a good shot. Both will come inside, both will wander away from the touchline, both will try to get it on their right foot to cross etc. Bascially many people's solutions of dropping one of gerrard or lampard and sticking joe cole on the left wouldn't make much of a difference.
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    Post by christmasborocooper Thu Oct 16, 2008 11:59 am

    Even with Gerrard on the left and Lampard central they still seem occupy the same space...the only reason they didnt get in each others way much last night was because Lampard hardly ever went forward..
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    Post by Parks lives Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:01 pm

    & Breath.

    Walcott doesn't work, as shown in the last two games. W-Philips or J Cole >>> Walcott.

    Then Hargreaves and Barry in the centre. The two supermen can then fight over one position.
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    Post by 110% Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:05 pm

    Parks lives wrote:The chances aren't even comparable Roger. You know that.

    You mean for rooney's the keeper was totally out of it and although he was under some pressure from the defender he basically only had to connect right and it was a goal, whereas gerrard had to go around the keeper and made the angle narrow and then hit it with the wrong foot onto the post with a defender trying to get back and block, whereas rooney didn't even manage that and missed completely?

    both of them should have scored and neither of them did. It didn't make much difference to the game as england were cruising at the time and maybe that is why the concentration wasn't right.
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    Post by Roger Hunt Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:05 pm

    Not sure I agree with all of that 110%.

    On Joe Cole - he is not prolific, scoring around once in every 5 games for England and Chelsea. He's also being played out of position as his natural position is central behind the strikers. However, i would argue he's better suited to the left midfield role than Gerrard as he plays there regularly for Chelsea. Conversely, he's behind Lampard and Gerrard for the central berth, and behind Walcott, SWP and Gerrard for the right wing. Downing I am seriously unimpressed with for England - I jsut don't think he has the pace. I do agree there is a serious case for trying Young out on the left.

    On Gerrard - his scoring record for England is exactly 1 in 5, so statistically he is no better than Cole. While he has more physical presence and pace, Cole is better at beating a man. Pay your money and take your choice. As a Liverpool fan, though, I'd rather see Gerrard out of the England team than playing out of position. While Lampard is in good form, I would put Gerrard on the right hand side or the bench.

    On Lampard - he scores a lot more goals than either of the others, both for club and country, and his current form has been great - therefore for me, he's the first-choice central midfielder, for now.
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    Post by 110% Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:06 pm

    Parks lives wrote:& Breath.

    Walcott doesn't work, as shown in the last two games. W-Philips or J Cole >>> Walcott.

    Then Hargreaves and Barry in the centre. The two supermen can then fight over one position.

    i can go for pointless one-liners like you

    hargreaves should try and get in the manu team first

    and when exactly does joe cole play on the right?
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    Post by Roger Hunt Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:07 pm

    Parks lives wrote: The two supermen can then fight over one position.

    Actually, I think what people are missing is that the reason Lampard has looked so good in recent months is because he's stopped trying to be superman, and is passing instead of shooting. Gerrard is still trying to be everywhere at once.

    The biggest problems with positional discipline atm for England are Gerrard and Rooney.
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    Post by Deluded F*ck™ Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:08 pm

    Drop wes Brown, Put Gerrard at RB.

    Bring Young in for Gerrard's vacated LW postion, and J.Cole in for Walcott.

    Hargreaves can take Lampard's place in CM, who was disciplined in his lack of forward runs, but still gave the ball away cheaply.
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    Post by christmasborocooper Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:08 pm

    110% wrote:
    Parks lives wrote:& Breath.

    Walcott doesn't work, as shown in the last two games. W-Philips or J Cole >>> Walcott.

    Then Hargreaves and Barry in the centre. The two supermen can then fight over one position.

    i can go for pointless one-liners like you

    hargreaves should try and get in the manu team first

    and when exactly does joe cole play on the right?

    He did it for Mourinho a bit from what I remember.
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    Post by Parks lives Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:09 pm

    110% wrote:
    Parks lives wrote:The chances aren't even comparable Roger. You know that.

    You mean for rooney's the keeper was totally out of it and although he was under some pressure from the defender he basically only had to connect right and it was a goal, whereas gerrard had to go around the keeper and made the angle narrow and then hit it with the wrong foot onto the post with a defender trying to get back and block, whereas rooney didn't even manage that and missed completely?

    both of them should have scored and neither of them did. It didn't make much difference to the game as england were cruising at the time and maybe that is why the concentration wasn't right.

    How are the two chances even comparable? Rooney was up against a much taller centre back who is able to get to the ball first. Gerrard had an open goal and also 2 players in support!!

    You are ridiculous.
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    Post by Deluded F*ck™ Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:10 pm

    borocooper wrote:
    110% wrote:
    Parks lives wrote:& Breath.

    Walcott doesn't work, as shown in the last two games. W-Philips or J Cole >>> Walcott.

    Then Hargreaves and Barry in the centre. The two supermen can then fight over one position.

    i can go for pointless one-liners like you

    hargreaves should try and get in the manu team first

    and when exactly does joe cole play on the right?

    He did it for Mourinho a bit from what I remember.

    Did it for Gran't a lot last season as well;

    Cole------------Lampard--------Malouda/Kalou

    --------------Drogba/Anelka
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    Post by 110% Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:11 pm

    Roger Hunt wrote:Not sure I agree with all of that 110%.

    On Joe Cole - he is not prolific, scoring around once in every 5 games for England and Chelsea. He's also being played out of position as his natural position is central behind the strikers. However, i would argue he's better suited to the left midfield role than Gerrard as he plays there regularly for Chelsea. Conversely, he's behind Lampard and Gerrard for the central berth, and behind Walcott, SWP and Gerrard for the right wing. Downing I am seriously unimpressed with for England - I jsut don't think he has the pace. I do agree there is a serious case for trying Young out on the left.

    On Gerrard - his scoring record for England is exactly 1 in 5, so statistically he is no better than Cole. While he has more physical presence and pace, Cole is better at beating a man. Pay your money and take your choice. As a Liverpool fan, though, I'd rather see Gerrard out of the England team than playing out of position. While Lampard is in good form, I would put Gerrard on the right hand side or the bench.

    On Lampard - he scores a lot more goals than either of the others, both for club and country, and his current form has been great - therefore for me, he's the first-choice central midfielder, for now.

    since spanky doesn't like detail I'll try with bullet points

    - gerrard has been playing defensive midfielder for a large number of games and still has scored more goals than cole

    - lampard plays with 3 men in midfield

    - obviously young would be my first choice, but is not in the squad. people are bleating on about right players for positions but want an attacking midfielder on the left wing so their arguments are stupidly inconsistent
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    Post by christmasborocooper Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:12 pm

    110% wrote:
    Roger Hunt wrote:Not sure I agree with all of that 110%.

    On Joe Cole - he is not prolific, scoring around once in every 5 games for England and Chelsea. He's also being played out of position as his natural position is central behind the strikers. However, i would argue he's better suited to the left midfield role than Gerrard as he plays there regularly for Chelsea. Conversely, he's behind Lampard and Gerrard for the central berth, and behind Walcott, SWP and Gerrard for the right wing. Downing I am seriously unimpressed with for England - I jsut don't think he has the pace. I do agree there is a serious case for trying Young out on the left.

    On Gerrard - his scoring record for England is exactly 1 in 5, so statistically he is no better than Cole. While he has more physical presence and pace, Cole is better at beating a man. Pay your money and take your choice. As a Liverpool fan, though, I'd rather see Gerrard out of the England team than playing out of position. While Lampard is in good form, I would put Gerrard on the right hand side or the bench.

    On Lampard - he scores a lot more goals than either of the others, both for club and country, and his current form has been great - therefore for me, he's the first-choice central midfielder, for now.

    since spanky doesn't like detail I'll try with bullet points

    - gerrard has been playing defensive midfielder for a large number of games and still has scored more goals than cole

    - lampard plays with 3 men in midfield

    - obviously young would be my first choice, but is not in the squad. people are bleating on about right players for positions but want an attacking midfielder on the left wing so their arguments are stupidly inconsistent

    They want a player who plays often on the left wing for his club to play left wing for his country..whats wrong about that?
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    Post by 110% Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:16 pm

    Parks lives wrote:
    110% wrote:
    Parks lives wrote:The chances aren't even comparable Roger. You know that.

    You mean for rooney's the keeper was totally out of it and although he was under some pressure from the defender he basically only had to connect right and it was a goal, whereas gerrard had to go around the keeper and made the angle narrow and then hit it with the wrong foot onto the post with a defender trying to get back and block, whereas rooney didn't even manage that and missed completely?

    both of them should have scored and neither of them did. It didn't make much difference to the game as england were cruising at the time and maybe that is why the concentration wasn't right.

    How are the two chances even comparable? Rooney was up against a much taller centre back who is able to get to the ball first. Gerrard had an open goal and also 2 players in support!!

    You are ridiculous.

    as usual start with the name-calling and then cry about it afterwards.

    At least you haven't put "he shot first time" this time like you did in the other thread, he went around the keeper and have you ever known any player in that position not to have a shot Doh. Just about every player in the world would have shot in that position.

    As for rooney's chance, the cross was perfect so the defender never touched it, and he wasn't exactly leaning on rooney either, rooney had an open goal and headed it wide.

    both should have scored neither did, both should be critcised, but that doesn't really matter to you. Bet that was the best moment in the match for you when gerrard hit the post. Just enough time to have a wank and log on.
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    Post by Parks lives Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:19 pm

    Laughing

    Parks lives wrote:You are ridiculous.

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    Post by 110% Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:24 pm

    Hip Hip Heurelho™ wrote:
    borocooper wrote:
    110% wrote:
    Parks lives wrote:& Breath.

    Walcott doesn't work, as shown in the last two games. W-Philips or J Cole >>> Walcott.

    Then Hargreaves and Barry in the centre. The two supermen can then fight over one position.

    i can go for pointless one-liners like you

    hargreaves should try and get in the manu team first

    and when exactly does joe cole play on the right?

    He did it for Mourinho a bit from what I remember.

    Did it for Gran't a lot last season as well;

    Cole------------Lampard--------Malouda/Kalou

    --------------Drogba/Anelka

    that's why the pointless one-liners don't work

    if I was going for a detailed reply I might have included that he occasioanlly has for chelsea but in a forward 3 e.g.

    lampard -mikel - ballack
    Cole - drogba/anelka - malouda/kalou

    not exactly right wing, so has he ever for england? Walcott has done fairly well but he should be dropped for someone who doesn't regularly play in that position, and hasn't done for england?
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    Post by 110% Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:29 pm

    Parks lives wrote:Laughing

    Parks lives wrote:You are ridiculous.

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    when you quote yourself personally attacking me then you really demonstrate that you lost the argument

    I hope you are not now going to send me personal messages crying about me leaving you alone or you're going to ban me Very Happy
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    Post by bluenine Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:52 pm

    Parks lives wrote:I think Bluenine just wants to prove that the Great Capello can even get Gerrard and Lampard playing well together. Rolling Eyes

    Our midfield was abysmal for most of the game last night, Belarus, yes Belarus were running rings round us for most of the first half. One good moment for Gerrard does not equal a good game. As soon as Hargreaves and Joe Cole come back I'd still drop one of them and probably Walcott too.

    The point I am trying to make is that Mclaren didn't fail because of Gerrard & Lampard, it probably was the other way round. These are two good midfielders, and can play in the same team together in different tactical approaches. Capello is one of the finest tacticians in the world, in a completely different bracket to Mclaren - I don't think anyone can doubt that. If he thinks its possible, he probably knows better than you or me. And I think he is proving it with England as well, taking over a team which didn't qualify for Euro's and winning the first competitive 4 games in a row - the best start england ever had to a qualifying campaign.

    England's midfield yesterday were far from abysmal. I think your opinion is based on your (misguided) underestimation of Belarus. NT's are very different from club football, here you can't buy players. As a result, a lot of NT's are quite strong - its not the same thing as a ManU playing a team from an east european country. While I am sure you understand this, but at a sub concious level you still expect the same result from their NT as you do from your club. You guys had the same problem against Croatia and Russia 2 years ago, where you seriously underestimated how good those teams were, maybe subconciously.

    The way england played yesterday AWAY from home was quite creditable - even better than the game against Croatia. It is not easy to play like that in away games against decent teams - and Belarus were more than just decent yesterday. Even if it were Italy or Spain who had played that way against Belarus yesterday, it would still be very creditable. As a fan of Italy, I would be more than satisfied about such a performance. Hence I can't understand why you are still cribbing and calling your midfield abysmal?? Do you expect England to be so superior that your midfield will roll over and dominate any opposition in away games??

    Thats the problem with you guys. When you lost to Croatia, suddenly your players were shite. Now that you are winning, suddenly the same players are all world class and should be thrashing everyone. A 3-1 away win is abysmal performance from midfield now Rolling Eyes

    IMO your midfield gets a lot of credit for yesterdays win... the main area of concern yesterday was the defence. But it was a tough away game, and overall the team played well.
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    Post by DS Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:55 pm

    Dont agree with J Cole and Gerrard comparisons , Joe Cole is a no 10 Am type of player while Gerrard is more of a box to box AM ,while Joe isnt the answer to England's left sided problems he is more a fix then Gerrard simply because he can use the width try going past players or in short do a semi winger job there , we have seen the likes of Robinho Ronaldinho playing on the wings and they excelled maybe because some of their traits meet a winger like dribbling beating a man pace stretching play etc.

    You may say that both these guys have a tendencies to come inside but I dont think you are right about occupying same positions a playmaker AM will typically occupy a different position to a lung bursting all action AM , 2ndly Joe offers more creativity then Gerrard which is arguable but Gerrard creavity is more evident when the play is more open rather then in close areas of pitch.

    Cole isnt perfect but he is more fit for the role.
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    Post by Parks lives Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:56 pm

    Bluenine how did you manage to watch both the England game and the Italy game last night?
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    Post by TM Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:58 pm

    You don't have to watch both simultaneously Doh
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    Post by bluenine Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:59 pm

    DS wrote:Dont agree with J Cole and Gerrard comparisons , Joe Cole is a no 10 Am type of player while Gerrard is more of a box to box AM ,while Joe isnt the answer to England's left sided problems he is more a fix then Gerrard simply because he can use the width try going past players or in short do a semi winger job there , we have seen the likes of Robinho Ronaldinho playing on the wings and they excelled maybe because some of their traits meet a winger like dribbling beating a man pace stretching play etc.

    You may say that both these guys have a tendencies to come inside but I dont think you are right about occupying same positions a playmaker AM will typically occupy a different position to a lung bursting all action AM , 2ndly Joe offers more creativity then Gerrard which is arguable but Gerrard creavity is more evident when the play is more open rather then in close areas of pitch.

    Cole isnt perfect but he is more fit for the role.

    I think both are viable options, dependin on the tactical approach to a particular game that Capello decides to take. Gerrard can also play as support striker, shifting Rooney to the left. IMO Gerrard is best used in a more advanced role, either as a support striker or in the wing. Lets see how this pans out.
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    Post by bluenine Thu Oct 16, 2008 1:01 pm

    Parks lives wrote:Bluenine how did you manage to watch both the England game and the Italy game last night?

    Laptop and TV, thanks to sky's poor coverage of Italy/Serie A, I have become good in multitasking Wink Mostly watched the england game tho, the TV is easier to watch.

    For a few minutes I also had a window opened for Italys U21 game at the same time, but had to close it as it was becoming too difficult to watch all 3!!!!


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    Post by DS Thu Oct 16, 2008 1:02 pm

    If Gerrard had a left foot he would be an option on LW but he doesnt really have one so he is very predictable in coming inside , neither is he going to beat his man through his dribbling trickery, RW yeah he can play there , he can outpace his opponent ,go outside come in.

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