Nixon_The_Bike_Thief
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Didsbury Dave said:Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:If we get the defence sorted and they start to develop into a solid organised unit, then there will be times and opponents where they could be played together and it would be frightening for the opposition, the opponents need to be lower table game pinchers like Bolton, Stoke, Burnley etc, then go all out with
- Given
---------------- Zab
- Toure
- Lescott/Onuoha
- Bridge
---------------- Tevez
- Barry
- Ireland
- Robinho
---------------- RSC
- Adebayor
Unlikely maybe, but certainly not impossible at all.
There's no width at all in that side and it wouldnn't work, Nixon.
I think that the 4-4-2 will be a change formation if we're chasing the game. But with two target men you need crosses coming from wide. So it's SWP for Tevez for me.
Makes sense Dave, it was more an example that they could be utilized together, Im not sure about SWP as a crosser of the ball to be honest but take your point. In that scenario you would most likely swap Robinho out for Petrov also but I was meaning for Tevez and Robbie to play winger type roles, cutting in when play develops on the opposite flank. Like I say, unlikely but not out of the question for RSC and Ade to start in the same side.
(my width was coming from Zab overlapping Tevez or Bridge passing Robbie. Both of these can put quality crosses into the box for RSC and Ade)