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almost 10 years ago

Beautiful @Tritonal

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Roger Bonet "Ruxi"

@Ruxiiii4

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Let's talk about Brazil. Ancelotti has moved to a 4-4-2 diamond, and it seems this will be the way Brazil will play until the end of the World Cup. There is an important change in the attacking dynamics, especially regarding Vinicius Jr. Previously, Brazil usually looked to get him wide, allowing him to receive in those areas, accelerate, and carry attacks himself. Now, he is playing more inside and looking to make runs in behind to finish attacks. In the end, Ancelotti and Brazil have moved from Vinicius Jr, an attacker, being the point of reference of attacks, to having the midfielders, Cunha and Paqueta, dictate and organize play to then find Vinicius to finish. Brazil have moved from attacking more in wide areas to attack more centrally. One reason behind this change could be that, previously, with Vinicius being the player carrying attacks from wide areas, Brazil’s games often became chaotic. Vini will naturally attempt many 1v1 situations, which can lead to more transitions and more open games. The second reason could be that Ancelotti is looking for a structure that can accommodate Neymar in the false 9 position. He knows that in certain games, especially when Brazil are behind, they will need his creativity in the final third. Overall, the dynamics look promising. Paqueta drops deeper alongside Casemiro to help organise play, while Guimaraes has a bigger role making runs in behind, taking advantage of Cunha’s dropping movements to drag centre-backs out of position. Unfortunately, Brazil did not have much time to work on this, as they were playing in a different way earlier in the process. Because of that, the relationships are not yet ideal, and this is something to consider. Defensively, Brazil moves into a 4-4-2, with Rayan becoming the right winger and Paqueta moving to the left wing to defend. Brazil leave Vinicius Jr and Cunha higher up the pitch, ready to attack in transition. Brazil have found a way of playing that accommodates many of their players’ strengths.

Ruxiiii4's tweet photo. Let's talk about Brazil.

Ancelotti has moved to a 4-4-2 diamond, and it seems this will be the way Brazil will play until the end of the World Cup.

There is an important change in the attacking dynamics, especially regarding Vinicius Jr. Previously, Brazil usually looked to get him wide, allowing him to receive in those areas, accelerate, and carry attacks himself. Now, he is playing more inside and looking to make runs in behind to finish attacks.

In the end, Ancelotti and Brazil have moved from Vinicius Jr, an attacker, being the point of reference of attacks, to having the midfielders, Cunha and Paqueta, dictate and organize play to then find Vinicius to finish. Brazil have moved from attacking more in wide areas to attack more centrally.

One reason behind this change could be that, previously, with Vinicius being the player carrying attacks from wide areas, Brazil’s games often became chaotic. Vini will naturally attempt many 1v1 situations, which can lead to more transitions and more open games. The second reason could be that Ancelotti is looking for a structure that can accommodate Neymar in the false 9 position. He knows that in certain games, especially when Brazil are behind, they will need his creativity in the final third.

Overall, the dynamics look promising. Paqueta drops deeper alongside Casemiro to help organise play, while Guimaraes has a bigger role making runs in behind, taking advantage of Cunha’s dropping movements to drag centre-backs out of position. Unfortunately, Brazil did not have much time to work on this, as they were playing in a different way earlier in the process. Because of that, the relationships are not yet ideal, and this is something to consider.

Defensively, Brazil moves into a 4-4-2, with Rayan becoming the right winger and Paqueta moving to the left wing to defend. Brazil leave Vinicius Jr and Cunha higher up the pitch, ready to attack in transition.

Brazil have found a way of playing that accommodates many of their players’ strengths.

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Sage

@Sage_FCB

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🚨Thierry Henry on Vinícius Júnior's disallowed goal: 🗣️ “How is that not a goal? I genuinely don't understand what Vinícius is supposed to do differently in that situation. He gets himself between the defender and the ball, which is exactly what every forward is taught to do. He doesn't pull, push, or make any reckless challenge. The Scottish defender is the one who commits to the tackle and ends up making contact. For me, that's not a foul. If anything, it's just clever centre-forward play from Vinícius. He reads the situation quicker, protects the ball, and wins the duel. Football is becoming far too soft with some of these decisions. Every bit of contact seems to be punished now. Sometimes defenders simply have to accept they've been beaten to the ball first. I think the defender was careless, not Vinícius. From what I saw, that goal should have stood.”

Sage_FCB's tweet photo. 🚨Thierry Henry on Vinícius Júnior's disallowed goal:

🗣️ “How is that not a goal? I genuinely don't understand what Vinícius is supposed to do differently in that situation.

He gets himself between the defender and the ball, which is exactly what every forward is taught to do. He doesn't pull, push, or make any reckless challenge. The Scottish defender is the one who commits to the tackle and ends up making contact.

For me, that's not a foul. If anything, it's just clever centre-forward play from Vinícius. He reads the situation quicker, protects the ball, and wins the duel.

Football is becoming far too soft with some of these decisions. Every bit of contact seems to be punished now. Sometimes defenders simply have to accept they've been beaten to the ball first.

I think the defender was careless, not Vinícius. From what I saw, that goal should have stood.”

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Troll Football

@TrollFootball

1 day ago

OK ✅ NOT OK ❌

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Who to follow

Alok

@alokoficial

Everything's Fine w/ @jlo is OUT! Listen it now 👇🏻

𝚂𝚌𝚘𝚝𝚝 𝙼𝚘𝚘𝚛𝚎 🌐

@notscottmoore

sometimes does things

Michaël Brun

@MichaelBrun

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Hater Report

@HaterReport

6 days ago

THIS IS WHERE IVORY COAST LOST WHAT WAS HE DOING???

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Dexerto @Dexerto

11 days ago

TikToker SB Mowing has raised over $600,000 for an elderly woman who was struggling financially Debbie had gone days without food, fallen behind on rent, and was scammed out of $2,000 by another company

Dexerto's tweet photo. TikToker SB Mowing has raised over $600,000 for an elderly woman who was struggling financially

Debbie had gone days without food, fallen behind on rent, and was scammed out of $2,000 by another company https://t.co/fjoa57Rg5e

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kickoff

@Trollkickoff

12 days ago

🚨🇧🇷 Ronaldo Nazário on the difference between prime Brazil and today's Brazil: "Today's players are like crying babies. In our time, football was pure passion. We weren't focused on fashion, social media, or building a personal brand. Our lives revolved around football. We trained hard, played through pain, and gave everything for the badge, our teammates, and the fans." "We didn't step onto the pitch thinking about followers or sponsorships. We thought about winning, making Brazil proud, and leaving everything on the field. Football came first, and everything else was secondary." "In our era, every nation feared Brazil. Opponents were beaten before the match even started because they knew they were facing Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Cafu, Roberto Carlos and so many world-class players. Today, that fear factor is gone." "That hunger, sacrifice, and obsession with the game is what made our generation special. We lived football every single day."

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danny @Dannybond314

12 days ago

So if there’s technology that prevents drones from crashing into objects… why isn’t that installed in helicopters that CARRY PEOPLE.

Pense

@creatorhouseinx

12 days ago

Como é possível dois helicópteros se chocarem no céu? Essa é a pergunta que milhões de pessoas fazem ao ver uma tragédia como essa. Em um mundo cheio de tecnologia, radares, comunicação por rádio e procedimentos de segurança, parece impossível imaginar duas aeronaves ocupando o mesmo espaço ao mesmo tempo. Mas acidentes aéreos raramente acontecem por um único motivo. Muitas vezes, eles são o resultado de uma sequência de fatores. Uma distração. Uma falha de comunicação. Uma interpretação equivocada. Uma decisão tomada em segundos. O céu é enorme. E justamente por isso, quando duas aeronaves colidem, o choque é ainda maior. Porque a sensação é de que algo assim jamais deveria acontecer. Cada tragédia como essa nos lembra de uma verdade importante: A tecnologia ajuda. Os equipamentos ajudam. Os protocolos ajudam. Mas a atenção humana continua sendo um dos elementos mais importantes da segurança. Quando vidas dependem de cada decisão, cada comunicação e cada procedimento, não existe detalhe pequeno. Porque, às vezes, um único instante é capaz de mudar tudo para sempre.

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FOX Soccer

@FOXSoccer

13 days ago

Brazil fans are already going wild pregame in Times Square (via @SeLigaFiel)

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Trung Phan

@TrungTPhan

30 days ago

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc driving the Ferrari Luce should have been the entirety of the launch campaign. Am totally convinced now. This $640k EV is gonna sell like hot cakes.