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I always swore I wouldn't be one of those parents who let their kids dictate the stereo. Alas, they very much dictate the stereo.
And the thing is, because their taste in music evolves quite quickly, so that what ever they are in to at any one time is a bit more sophisticated than what they were in to last month, each new phase comes as a relief, because we're no longer listening to e.g. sappy Disney songs and are now listening to e.g. something with a bit of dance energy.
Yeah I quite like KPop Demon Hunters too. Favourite tunes? Mine are probably Free and This is What It Sounds Like (I always sing Prince lyrics over it, much to my own amusement) although I can see why Golden is such a big hit, it's pretty much a perfect pop song
Assuming 4231 / adapted 442, is there not a way where we can benefit from both Burrell's pace as an out ball *and* Kone's strength and striker's instincts in a more advanced 9, out and out striker position
For example, out of possession it makes sense to me to have Kone deeper, winning headers, linking play, potentially defending corners etc, with Burrell advanced ready to spring the break.
But in phases where we have possession this should rotate, with Kone further forward, roughing up defenders and ready to get in the box to pounce, and for Burrell to be a bit deeper in a 10 role, perhaps wide where he can stretch the defense, and can still use his pace to make up ground and arrive to the box late
This is all seems too simple, so presumably I'm being a dummy.
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