The 80s called, they want their ineffective tactics back.Can't see the problem...
Victor wins it back and simple distribution
Sissoko box 2 box
Alli in their for creativity.
Get it, give it and one to go...
Nice mix.
The 80s called, they want their ineffective tactics back.Can't see the problem...
Victor wins it back and simple distribution
Sissoko box 2 box
Alli in their for creativity.
Get it, give it and one to go...
Nice mix.
Even at his best Wanyama only really laid the ball off to a nearby passer. That puts us a man down in midfield when it comes to possession.If Wanyama is fit and on form, he can pass it well enough. Fit and on form, he can also dribble the ball forward pretty well. He should be fit if he's starting. Will he get back on track with a good performance though? Let's hope so.
The 80s called, they want their ineffective tactics back.
If Wanyama is fit and on form, he can pass it well enough. Fit and on form, he can also dribble the ball forward pretty well. He should be fit if he's starting. Will he get back on track with a good performance though? Let's hope so.
Even at his best Wanyama only really laid the ball off to a nearby passer. That puts us a man down in midfield when it comes to possession.
Add Forest Gump into the mix and that's how you make a Championship midfield.
Can only hope it's minor and he's back after the international break.
I cannot remember a season like this for injuries for many many years, perhaps you have to go as far back as the days of Ghod in charge when the injury list was routinely around the 8-10 mark and included names such as perry, bunjevecic, thatcher, king, gardner, tarrico, davies, carr, korsten, anderton, freund, sherwood, leonhardsen and ferdinand too name a few.
No Zaha?