Monday Orange Slices: Camargo on the Way

…as done by Taiwanese animators. Wow, I didn’t read that write-up but clearly I missed out on this fantasy version. Either he pulled this info indirectly or as you said, he made his own FIFA 11 version. I personally like the FIFA version, adds something extra, doesn’t it? :)

And I didn’t want to beat that dead horse as I have become a sort of town crier for that, but I mean really, what are we going to do with him? We’ve apparently been hot on his trail for months, we finally get him……….and we already have a DM who’s doing a pretty damn good job for us. I suppose this week’s practice will tell that tale, and I wish that we could get reports on that. I think the two can play together, but only if Camargo shows he is a more “advanced” version of Moffat in the sense that he possesses and passes better. Of course, we find ourselves asking what to do about Cameron, and its a fair question given our situation.

I’ve said recently that I think Cameron should move back to CB now and keep Moffat at DM and put Camargo as a deep CAM (I guess the best way of putting it is a central midfielder who would play in a more advanced role up the pitch but not necessarily an attacking role). But again, I suppose that depends on how he does in training and if Dom even tries that during training. I’m simply speculating. I guess the conundrum is Camargo doesn’t seem to have a high motor in the sense that he’s not going to be running all over from box to box: he strikes me that he’d let Moffat handle from our box to maybe the top of the circle and Camargo would start from the bottom of the circle and maybe work to the top of the opposing box. And that’s fine by me, because we brought in Camargo to help win balls, keep them and then use his technique to distribute smartly wide or to the forwards. Cameron, of course, while he’s not crap in the midfield his technique there isn’t the best but he makes up for it with his speed and motor: he has the ability to go box-to-box and be just fine. So what do we do? Do we go with the less technical but likely more active Cameron or go with the more technical but less active Camargo? Watson isn’t even an option at this point as CAM; if we put him in as RM maybe, but even then only as a sub.

I’d love to see Cameron move back to CB because I know he would’ve prevented that header Gil put on us to go ahead 2-1 on Saturday…again, I think he “completes” Hainault, and we’re going to need that if we’re going to make the playoffs and attempt to do something there.

PS – play, nice spot of Gil in your “Be the GM” post…he looks to be very quality, as we clearly saw