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RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - GaribaldiRED - 22-09-2020 (22-09-2020, 01:08 PM)Mcforest Wrote: Im going for 3-3-3-1 I like that. There can be many variations of that as well. Maybe a 3-4-1-2 with the same players except going with Ribeiro on the left instead of Blackett. Could work. RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - Salvatore Matrecano - 22-09-2020 The problem with the back 3 theory is that none of Christie or Ioannou/Blackett are really wing backs. Sure they may like to push forward as part of a back 4 and Blackett at least is meant to have a decent cross but that is very different from being a wing back. I would say only Ribeiro at the club is really suited to the role and you question how long he will be here given the recent signings. RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - ozzyten10 - 22-09-2020 Christie has played that role many times and suits. I agree on paper riberio is ideal for the role but I actually think one who is ideally suited is Ameobi. I know some will laugh at that! RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - Sabricadabra - 22-09-2020 (22-09-2020, 01:08 PM)Mcforest Wrote: Im going for 3-3-3-1 Bielsa likes this post. RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - wassy04 - 22-09-2020 I think if we were changing to 352 he'd have done it already. I suspect it'll be 442 next week or perhaps even same again (although surely he has to change things around) RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - GaribaldiRED - 22-09-2020 (22-09-2020, 01:49 PM)ozzyten10 Wrote: Christie has played that role many times and suits. I agree on paper riberio is ideal for the role but I actually think one who is ideally suited is Ameobi. I know some will laugh at that! I would say that Lolley is more suited to playing wing back/winger in that system. I find it difficult to picture Ameobi in that same position. RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - ThePromisedLand - 22-09-2020 With what we know - plus likely departures - my best view is the following ( 3:5:2 ) starting X1 within a few weeks: Samba Christie Soh McKenna Ioannou Blackett Lolley Colback Freeman Taylor Grabban RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - Redreg - 22-09-2020 TPL i like that but i would go wozza for blackett RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - Reds73 - 22-09-2020 (22-09-2020, 02:00 PM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: With what we know - plus likely departures - my best view is the following ( 3:5:2 ) starting X1 within a few weeks: No excuses for that side to not be able to produce. Pace, Physicality and Size at the back Creativity in midfield and goals up front. RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - Reds73 - 22-09-2020 (22-09-2020, 02:05 PM)Redreg Wrote: TPL i like that but i would go wozza for blackett I think Joe is off - his fee will fund these final signings RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - Salvatore Matrecano - 22-09-2020 (22-09-2020, 02:07 PM)Reds73 Wrote:(22-09-2020, 02:00 PM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: With what we know - plus likely departures - my best view is the following ( 3:5:2 ) starting X1 within a few weeks: Sorry but that team has a 5 man defence and gets completely overrun in midfield IMO. Neither Blackett or Christie are wingers. RE: 2020/21 Season: Could We See A Change In Playing Style? - ThePromisedLand - 22-09-2020 Nope - they’re full backs / wing backs. And both Lolley & Freeman can add width. Anyway there is no way Sabri will listen to me. |