Cowshed Grecian
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I’ve been thinking the same, you’ve got to give it to Matt T, at 60 mins I was looking at him thinking what are you going to do? 1-0 up. He kept it the same, I think he’s going to go on and be a top manager you know. The way he sets us up makes us hard to beat. I thought this season we would be too predictable, but he’s very cleaver what he does. He has changed it to 3 in CM aswell. He knows how to attack teams, it’s obviously down our WBs. Archie Collins dictates the play-so underated, how we still have him is beyond me. Harry’s first touch is brilliant. Honestly I think this is the best City side I’ve ever seen.Yes, both him and Hartridge are more than able to hold their own in terms of physicality in a defensive sense but because they’ve played at fullback on their respective flanks they’re also both comfortable and effective on the ball and coming forward.
I’ve been thinking though whether, either for certain matches or as a response to in-game circumstances, we have the flexibility in the makeup our defensive players to switch to perhaps a flat back four, especially if we want/need to introduce more of our newer attacking players onto the pitch at the same time.
The other alternative I presume if or when needed would be to leave what’s usually a very solid back line formation alone and tinker with the midfield set up instead.
I’m beginning to give myself a headache even thinking about the potential different permutations.
Who’d be a Manager?
A high quality problem though I suppose.