Just to be clear, the original line is: 1. d4 d5 2. c4 b6
What do you Think of This?
Ok, thanks for your comments, but:
1. BackIn94, you give no reasons to support your argument.
2. second_wind: I already addressed that. That's why it's 9. Bb5??. I left that move in there by mistake (the board editor wouldn't let me delete it), but I left alternatives in the move list.

fianchetto queen is fun to look at but I can't see any particular reason to play this line. It's got all kinds of problems. Also a4 seem completely irrelevant.
I can already spot a few problems, but every defense has its kinks (except for maybe the Sicilian). Tell me what your thoughts are on this approach to Queen's Gambit, and post a game that includes it if you know of any.