You would also have noticed that we have no-one who knows how to take a corner - either that or Chak is a bully and won't let anyone else take them.
I mean, it's not rocket science - corners can, and should, be mixed up - short, near post, far post, middle of the goalmouth, in-swinger, out-swinger - but all of his never seem to get past the first defender. Opposition defenders must be laughing behind their hands when they see him line up to take one, simply because they know where the ball is going to go.
I'm sure that most on here can remember the days when we'd get pilloried in the press for playing 'long balls' - but that didn't stop us playing them, and, more often than not, scoring. Today Luton did exactly that against us - whilst we fannied around trying to play out from the back and failed miserably. Again...
Agree! The long ball game that we employed under GT, and the one Luton used in the PL caught out better teams because it was different to what was normal. The speed from defence to attack will catch out teams who are trying to attack by committing players forward. It is about how fast you get forward, by whatever means, but to have defenders slowly trundling the ball up the pitch is easy to stop, as shown today.