Id Go Gary Monk or Tim Sherwood, probably Tim Sherwood. I wouldnt mind seeing Stan Collymore in the dougout either, Stan always talks so much sense!
hell no!!! hope this is similar to Jokers alleged tongue in cheek comment
Id Go Gary Monk or Tim Sherwood, probably Tim Sherwood. I wouldnt mind seeing Stan Collymore in the dougout either, Stan always talks so much sense!
lads. suck it up. We will have Mac until the end of the season no matter what.
We all know this is true.
We're fcked. Our only hope is playing counter attacking football - for which you need a defence - which, of course, we don't have.
That's why we should play all out attacking football. let's just attack attack attack.
3-5-2. Go.
2-3-5 : you mean like in the old days when footie was fun and we had jumpers for goalposts?
I think we go 4-4-2, keep it simple, attack the flanks and develop dual partnerships all over the field. It's exactly why Leicester are top. It's possible to be exciting, play good football and still use 4-4-2.
I think we go 4-4-2, keep it simple, attack the flanks and develop dual partnerships all over the field. It's exactly why Leicester are top. It's possible to be exciting, play good football and still use 4-4-2.
They play a lot of long balls would be the cry here, they do. They look to get their runner Vardy into open space. Then they push numbers up to support him. It works. We can't employ those tactics though because we don't have that channel runner. Long is doing the same for Southampton. We used to do it with a guy called Bellamy. Of course we do have the players to come up with a tactic that fits. It can be one up top, it could be two up top. What we need to do is stick to a ****ing tactic and use the squad appropriately - you touched on it in another thread - if Townsend is out, you play Aarons, etc etc.
People may hate Pardew but when he had the players he got results by having some game plans to try and beat teams, he did manage it as well some times, I think he would have made a better fist of it with these players than Tufty.
Leicester happen to have pace, attacking intent and a team that defends together along with some real talent so no chance.
What really confuses me is what is our game plan? How does our transfer business correlate with that plan? I see zero cohesion. I see no planning. In what other walk of life would this be readily accepted. Has he pinned himself as some kind of maverick managerial genius relying completely on his intuition?