birchwoodgingerste
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We would touch the invisible ball more as well
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Kelechi Iheanacho
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Silva_Spell
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Kelechi can play behind aguero, he can work his bollocks off like he did today, only one who had any fight. I think he should start because I can't see any better alternatives.
We need to do a bus parking job in Madrid.
Love Kalechi but it's not the right game. Need either PSG (KDB in 10) or Sevilla (Nando sat behind a CM of Yaya and Dinho) setup
itisrising
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Would leave us hopelessly exposed in wide areas-and our wingers are a strong point. Navas has been superb for months and is crucial to the way we play.
Fair point but I remember a time where our main attacking focus came from the over-lapping fullbacks. I think if we rejuvented our fullback position with the likes of Sandro for instance and brought in more mobile CM's, it could potentially work as an option.
Silva_Spell
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Yep. There's still people who will tell you he's been managed the right way though
Think at the start he was.
But having impressed being ignored as soon as Bony got fit is where MP fucked up ...and badly
Neville Kneville
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Would leave us hopelessly exposed in wide areas-and our wingers are a strong point. Navas has been superb for months and is crucial to the way we play.
We would have an extra man in midfield rather than Silva trying to track back.
Possibly in some games but the speed they move the ball would have us run ragged and pulled all over the shop-cant afford 3 players standing around up front.Fair point but I remember a time where our main attacking focus came from the over-lapping fullbacks. I think if we rejuvented our fullback position with the likes of Sandro for instance and brought in more mobile CM's, it could potentially work as an option.
Neville Kneville
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Fair point but I remember a time where our main attacking focus came from the over-lapping fullbacks. I think if we rejuvented our fullback position with the likes of Sandro for instance and brought in more mobile CM's, it could potentially work as an option.
With 3 in midfield, & the two fullbacks pushed up, it makes five with 3 in front to help press the ball & also help win it back in midield at times too.
Seems to work ok for Barca etc.
Silva_Spell
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Why have we never tried a 4-3-1-2 formation with KDB behind Kelechi and Kun? It's hardly like our wingers are our strong suit and we'd have a three-man midfield.
Delph would need to play. Can't have Yaya/Fernando being tasked with covering the middle and the side
Hart
Sagna Kompany Otamendi Clichy
Dinho Yaya Delph
De Bruyne
Iheanacho Aguero
Sagna Kompany Otamendi Clichy
Dinho Yaya Delph
De Bruyne
Iheanacho Aguero
Neville Kneville
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Possibly in some games but the speed they move the ball would have us run ragged and pulled all over the shop-cant afford 3 players standing around up front.
They don't stand around, they win the ball back. We have 3 or 4 taken out with one simple pass in this current system then often Yaya jogging after it.
Neville Kneville
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Delph would need to play. Can't have Yaya/Fernando being tasked with covering the middle and the side
Hart
Sagna Kompany Otamendi Clichy
Dinho Yaya Delph
De Bruyne
Iheanacho Aguero
Fernando would be fine without the ball. Better than the other two. Kean Bryan could have started learning that job a year ago & Aleix Garcia showed enough v Chelsea to suggest he could do it. They could do 45 each to keep the energy level up. We have loads who could play that system imo depending on the oppo.