| Our Attacking Two and Set Up for the Season ahead 08:39 - Aug 1 with 1735 views | numptydumpty | Having seen Chair playing the number ten role, I think this will be more utilised than Kone and Burrell in the two up top. It could be that one of Kone / Burrell starts and if they are replaced the other one comes on for them later in games, with Chair selected in the ten. Chair has looked very impressive in the last two games. Burrell was wide right against Fiorentina and was less impactful and Kone behind Burrell last season, meant Kone's impact was limited in this formation. Any Thoughts ? [Post edited 1 Aug 8:41]
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| Our Attacking Two and Set Up for the Season ahead on 08:45 - Aug 1 with 1666 views | Tonto | Its one of the intriguing elements of the pre season I hope it will be horses for courses. Some teams 4 4 fing 2 will be better than midget 10s. Being able to change, switch and be flexible means we wont be one domensional. It will keep theoppo geussing and ill think we will be better for it |  |
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| Our Attacking Two and Set Up for the Season ahead on 12:09 - Aug 1 with 1252 views | numptydumpty |
| Our Attacking Two and Set Up for the Season ahead on 08:45 - Aug 1 by Tonto | Its one of the intriguing elements of the pre season I hope it will be horses for courses. Some teams 4 4 fing 2 will be better than midget 10s. Being able to change, switch and be flexible means we wont be one domensional. It will keep theoppo geussing and ill think we will be better for it |
Yes absolutely Tonto. And decent professional footballers really should be able to adapt in game also. Am always amazed myself how many championship level teams can only play in the one formation. Although I am less confident we will change formations readily, I do believe we should follow this as a way of being, because we have players that suit different set ups. Very much agree. [Post edited 1 Aug 12:09]
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