There will come a point where the final pass/shot becomes 2nd nature like the build up. At that point we'll be pretty hard to stop.
Oh I agree totally. I just thought the way in which we played yesterday was breathtaking and to their credit Everton were superb.
I thought yesterday was David's best performance of the season, he provided us with so much control, obviously a frustration we didn't win but I still believe Pep sees this season as one of transition.
You can see that Pep's trying to solve problems both in terms of the opposition and also in terms of how to get the best out of his players and get his best players on the pitch at same time. Not sure i'd agree that it was Silva's best game of the season, there have been other games where he's had that kind of passing, control, and overall run.
Be interesting to see what the team and shape is against Barca because if I'm honest I'd like to see the same as yesterday with the only changes being Nolito in for Sane and Kun in for Kelechi.
Agree about Aguero, but I think that we may need Sane for his pace, it wouldn't shock me to see Vinny start using a conventional back three.
Something like this:
Bravo
Otamendi Stones Kompany
Sane Gundogan Dinho Silva Sterling
KDB
Aguero.
It's a huge risk considering Barcelona's quality, but we'd have a lot of numbers in midfield.
Have to say though I'm fascinated with how Pep is going to set us up.
Very poor again for me on the biggest stage.