I feel like they need to stretch defenses more often when he's on the pitch. If he's isolated with one defender he has enough strength to shrug off just about anybody and score at will. They seem to always slow down and try to feed him crosses when route one when they're on any kind of a break is probably a better call.We just haven't produced a system that incorporates Haaland properly...bafflingly given our manager. I don't see a difference in how we setup this year with Haaland vs last year with a false 9. The only real difference is last years false 9 dropped deeper and a bit more often.
That he's still a scoring machine with such a miniscule involvement is testament to his unreal talent.
You can blame that on pep...dipper style direct football can often result in possession turnover and he doesn't like losing control.I feel like they need to stretch defenses more often when he's on the pitch. If he's isolated with one defender he has enough strength to shrug off just about anybody and score at will. They seem to always slow down and try to feed him crosses when route one when they're on any kind of a break is probably a better call.
Nobody said anything about Haaland's Man City legacy is on par with Aguero lol.
I said Haaland is far superior striker than Aguero and nothing else.
you said Haaland is easily the best striker is City`s history which he isnt?
Ye but that’s 4 players tied up on two, so use the spare players better and it will clickThe team are more fluid without Haaland. Like we used to be with a false 9.
Managers and teams have worked Haaland out a bit, bar those moments of pure striker instinct that he will always have. 2 centre halfs doubling up on Haaland. And when Kev get’s the ball on the right to cross over to Haaland, teams are doubling up on Kev to stop those crosses that have led to so many goals for Haaland at the start of the season.
Pep needs to tweak his Haaland tactics a bit, just to mix up his movement and the teams movement around him.
But Haaland will always be one of the first names on the team sheet.
Behave yourself.Haaland has 27 goals in 22 goals in all comps this season and broke multiple goalscoring records this season. The man is on track to score 40 goals in Premier League, which no player came close to do so before. Let's also not forget Haaland's outrageous stats in UCL as well as for Norway.
Aguero was a great striker, but he has never been on Haaland's level if we keep it real.
Behave yourself.
When he’s won as much as Aguero or more then we can have that comparison, Aguero made his own goals, I’ve yet to see Haaland do this for us, he gets on the end of things and is brilliant at it, but I’ve yet to see him hit one on from 25 yards.Take off your nostalgia glasses. Nobody has disrespected Aguero, he was one of the best strikers in the world years. It's just that Haaland is on a completely different level.
You aren’t even a City fan but one of the new breed of weirdos who follows a player rather than a club. So quite frankly, you reap what you sow coming on here and telling us about our club’s historyTake off your nostalgia glasses. Nobody has disrespected Aguero, he was one of the best strikers in the world years. It's just that Haaland is on a completely different level.
As should Alvarez in my opinion, he just has to find room for him in this side, otherwise we will have another Gabby Jesus on the books.The team are more fluid without Haaland. Like we used to be with a false 9.
Managers and teams have worked Haaland out a bit, bar those moments of pure striker instinct that he will always have. 2 centre halfs doubling up on Haaland. And when Kev get’s the ball on the right to cross over to Haaland, teams are doubling up on Kev to stop those crosses that have led to so many goals for Haaland at the start of the season.
Pep needs to tweak his Haaland tactics a bit, just to mix up his movement and the teams movement around him.
But Haaland will always be one of the first names on the team sheet.
The proof is in the pudding and yesterday's pudding was very tasty. Alvarez, Foden, Bernardo, Palmer, Gomez, even Mahrez when he is not playing forward with Haaland and Grealsih, they were like banshees all over Chelsea. I was particularly impressed by Gomez, only when he was subbed Chelsea managed to hit us with two long balls on our left side. because Cancelo stayed isolated further forward towards middle.