MaineRoadMemories wrote:is never going to work away from home and will not work all the time at home either.
No matter how good we may become at passing without a targetman to hold the ball up we will never get vital possession in the opposition's penalty area. Tevez drops too deep and roams all over to be the focal point of our attack.
dazby wrote:Yaya"s not tall enough? He was up there plenty.
MaineRoadMemories wrote:is never going to work away from home and will not work all the time at home either.
No matter how good we may become at passing without a targetman to hold the ball up we will never get vital possession in the opposition's penalty area. Tevez drops too deep and roams all over to be the focal point of our attack.
brite blu sky wrote:MaineRoadMemories wrote:is never going to work away from home and will not work all the time at home either.
No matter how good we may become at passing without a targetman to hold the ball up we will never get vital possession in the opposition's penalty area. Tevez drops too deep and roams all over to be the focal point of our attack.
Dont agree at all MRM. We dont need to play with a target man and i dont think we are going to play that way. We are building a way of passing through teams similar to Barca (imo) and it will take time. The few times we still lamp it up field are a residue of the way players have been used to in English football. We are learning to build from the back and not just bypass the midfield, it can be frustrating and does make you think sometimes that a more direct approach would be useful sometimes, but i think that Mancini is trying to get the players to play a different style and wont want them reverting to type.
dazby wrote:Yaya"s not tall enough? He was up there plenty.
CityGer wrote:dazby wrote:Yaya"s not tall enough? He was up there plenty.
Dazby in completely missing the point shocker.
I read the other week that you had 'dummed down your style and stopped explaining your views in full.'...adjusting to the audience, I think you caled it? I'd bin that approach if I were you as you come across as fucking clueless on most issues lately...... I genuinely mean that.
Agree with the OP, we need a focal point up front away from home. Not only does it give us an extra attacking option but it takes the heat of our defence. Really surprised that Bobby is going down this route. The vast majority of Italian managers build their team around a target man.
Kladze wrote:CityGer wrote:dazby wrote:Yaya"s not tall enough? He was up there plenty.
Dazby in completely missing the point shocker.
I read the other week that you had 'dummed down your style and stopped explaining your views in full.'...adjusting to the audience, I think you caled it? I'd bin that approach if I were you as you come across as fucking clueless on most issues lately...... I genuinely mean that.
Agree with the OP, we need a focal point up front away from home. Not only does it give us an extra attacking option but it takes the heat of our defence. Really surprised that Bobby is going down this route. The vast majority of Italian managers build their team around a target man.
Steady on mate :-(
CityGer wrote:Kladze wrote:CityGer wrote:dazby wrote:Yaya"s not tall enough? He was up there plenty.
Dazby in completely missing the point shocker.
I read the other week that you had 'dummed down your style and stopped explaining your views in full.'...adjusting to the audience, I think you caled it? I'd bin that approach if I were you as you come across as fucking clueless on most issues lately...... I genuinely mean that.
Agree with the OP, we need a focal point up front away from home. Not only does it give us an extra attacking option but it takes the heat of our defence. Really surprised that Bobby is going down this route. The vast majority of Italian managers build their team around a target man.
Steady on mate :-(
Why? I'm expressing an opinion. I felt I did it in a polite and considerate manner.
Dazby has completely missed the point of the O/P and has given us his usual throw away remark.
He's saying that because Yaya makes the odd forward run, we don't need a target man. It's nonesense, absolute bullshit and these one liner, throw away, piles of shit are fast becoming his MO on here.
MaineRoadMemories wrote:brite blu sky wrote:MaineRoadMemories wrote:is never going to work away from home and will not work all the time at home either.
No matter how good we may become at passing without a targetman to hold the ball up we will never get vital possession in the opposition's penalty area. Tevez drops too deep and roams all over to be the focal point of our attack.
Dont agree at all MRM. We dont need to play with a target man and i dont think we are going to play that way. We are building a way of passing through teams similar to Barca (imo) and it will take time. The few times we still lamp it up field are a residue of the way players have been used to in English football. We are learning to build from the back and not just bypass the midfield, it can be frustrating and does make you think sometimes that a more direct approach would be useful sometimes, but i think that Mancini is trying to get the players to play a different style and wont want them reverting to type.
What makes Chelsea and United different to Arsenal? When they need a goal in the last 10 mins they bombard the opposition's box with ball after ball after ball. They play to win the game, not to look good passing the ball around the back line. To win things you need to learn how to win ugly.
Ted Hughes wrote:It did work for me. We should have been 2 up at half time. We can't miss chances like that & finish top 4, whatever the formation. Logical argument about the formation goes out of the window when that happens. We should have just taken the point.
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