Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Look at their positions when we scored
They were frequently just around the strikers
Reggie was the nearest man to Ndombele when he scored
They were much further forward than normal
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They were frequently just around the strikers
Reggie was the nearest man to Ndombele when he scored
They were much further forward than normal
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Bergweins shot for the corner for the first goal
Aurier is much further forward than he has been lately
These are from the through ball form Kane to son. Reggie is the most advanced down his side and playing as a winger. But Davies pushed up too
Kane’s goal. Again look how high the wing backs are
Reggie is in the goalmouth almost for Tanguys goal
Aurier is much further forward than he has been lately
These are from the through ball form Kane to son. Reggie is the most advanced down his side and playing as a winger. But Davies pushed up too
Kane’s goal. Again look how high the wing backs are
Reggie is in the goalmouth almost for Tanguys goal
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Top work - I've had a look at the chalkboard on Whoscored for the Fulham and Sheffield games for touches and they seem pretty similar at first glance.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
I cant comment on that TBH
What I will say is the spell when they scored on Sunday also coincided with our wing backs playing deepest
Not sure what can be read from that as the goal came from a throw in very deep in our own half
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Well they had 3 men to our two because of it
It was Aurier and some loose ish marking from Bergwein
The man crossing had no one on him
Buy an £80M defender? to add to a total of £400M spent on the defence in general?
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
The real test will be when he meets a team of equal (or near equal) ability who have defenders worth a similar bracket. When Pep can comfortably beat Bayern or PSG then we can judge imo
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
Sheff Utd created a 3 on 2 against Aurier and Bergwijn without actually having to do anything of note to get themselves in that situation. One of Ndombele or Hojbjerg that should've been over there ensuring our two weren't outnumbered but neither realised/could be bothered to get over there to stop the numerical overload that Sheff Utd had.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
So not the league cup final?
Haha, that could bring the curtain down on Jose's career at any reasonably sized club once and for all...could be totally horrific viewing
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
With these players?
For the games we have left it’s 4-2-3-1 for me
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Good question.
I think given the remaining games:
Vs Sheffield Utd (H) and Aston Villa (H) I'd look to play on the front foot with a 4-2-3-1 looking to dominate the game and put our attackers as close to goal as possible, so pressing and countering in the second half, after perhaps a first half trying to dominate possession.
Team:
Lloris
Aurier Dier Alderwiereld Reguillon
Hojbjerg Lo Celso
Moura NDombele Son
Kane
Vs Wolves (H) i'd be tempted to wary of their midfield possession game plus Traore's pace. I'd play our faster players at the back and change slightly to 3-4-2-1:
Lloris
Sanchez Alderwiereld Dier
Aurier Hojbjerg NDombele Lo Celso Reguillon
Kane Son
For both Leeds and Leicester away i think i'd want us to be solid and look to counter, so a 4-3-3 like:
LLoris
Aurier Dier Alderwiereld Reguillon
Hojbjerg NDombele Lo Celso
Bergwijn Kane Son
Will be interesting to see how RM navigates these games; we have a week to train on style etc (and the worry i saw with Jose was that it seemed the longer we had to train for an upcoming game the worse we tended to look in terms of preparation/coaching etc)
@glorygloryeze no Rodon? all Dier (no pun intended), no Bale either?