It's called a parked bus for a reason, you're not supposed to get by one.
The fact City have managed to do it pretty much every week is testament to how great this cycle has been under Pep.
The only 'tactic' to overcome it is exactly what we do, try to move people out of position and hope someone switches off or runs out of steam.
Sure, you can load it into the box or whip a cross in from deeper, when Kev could manage it, but it's not a tactic to set up for prior to a game.
Fact is, we play the law of averages and sometimes you can be on the wrong side of that, like yesterday, Southampton or even Norwich away the other year.
We don't have a striker like Sergio anymore who can work on the front post run or operate with little back lift inside the six yard box.
Haaland's entire MO is to hang out of the six yard box and wait for a pull back which needs to be increasingly precise, because defenders know he needs it out of his feet for such a big unit.
All it needs is an eight and ten who are able to pull the strings and two full-backs who have the raw recovery pace when a move breaks down, like Walker had.