I know that I said last time that I’d show you my team in this article, the trouble is that I’m a little undecided on my final selections so I’ll do one better and give you two teams. The problem you see is working out whether I want a really balanced team or one with some exceptional stars and less spent elsewhere. Without further ado, let’s look at the balanced team:
GK Akinfeev – Russia
DF Puyol – Spain
DF Boateng – Germany
DF Cahill – England
MF Nigel De Jong – Netherlands
MF Lampard – England
MF Shirokov – Russia
MF Sneijder – Netherlands
FW Benzema – France
FW Silva – Spain
FW Muller – Germany
On the face of it, I really like it. It works well as a balanced team and only includes players from Spain, Russia, England, Germany, Netherlands and France which was my preferred route. The only problem I can foresee is that if one or two stars out there i.e. Van Persie, Ronaldo etc start to really score well. This is what led me to my next team…..
GK – Casillas – Spain
DF – Cahill – England
DF – Lahm – Germany
DF – Ignashevich – Russiaลิ้งค์ทางเข้า ufabet
MF – Iniesta – Spain
MF – Van Bommel – Netherlands
MF – M’Villa – France
MF – Dzagoev – Russia
FW – Van Persie – Netehrlands
FW – Christiano Ronaldo – Portugal
FW – Jelavic – Croatia
It’s not unbalanced per se but I’ve had to trim down a few favourites to get those two big names up front. The logical and experienced side of me says that the first team is the only way to go but my heart loves the forwards in the second one. Of course, to get in one amazing player you’re likely to need to “demote” 3 or four others so the maths doesn’t really work. You should have half an eye on your first transfer as well at this stage, I’m currently planning on bringing in Ronaldo for Muller for the second Matchday as Germany are facing the far trickier Netherlands and Portugal the lowest team in the group Denmark.