We're stuck with the Rodri/ Gundogan partnership unfortunately, Pep has a hard on for it. We always played our best football playing the 4-1-4-1 formation, and it certainly wouldn't be Gundogan as one of those attacking four.Some say pragmatic, others say negative.
Moving to that turgid, double pivot of Rodri and Gundogan has been such a negative for us because it has completely destroyed our pressing game which was one of the best in world football and it's actually made us far worse and more prone to losing the game because we've not been dominating possession like we used to.
We have a game in hand and looking at Aston Villa pragmatic Pep must be thinking of playing six at the back to avoid the humiliation.
that 3rd goal puts us up into the top half3/0 at the arses gulp
We’re 8 points behind already with barely any games played.I said it in the other thread, but I'm reminded of 18/19 Liverpool.
They're defence carried them through the 1st half of the season, and by the time they started conceding their attack got into gear.
We don't have that ability to win against all odds, but as long as the defence stays resolute we'll keep up with the pace before our attack inevitably kicks into gear.
When we were ace , where were you.We're stuck with the Rodri/ Gundogan partnership unfortunately, Pep has a hard on for it. We always played our best football playing the 4-1-4-1 formation, and it certainly wouldn't be Gundogan as one of those attacking four.
We're only 6 points behind, with 1 game to play, albeit not easy, against Villa.We’re 8 points behind already with barely any games played.