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Dier Hard said:
Yeah I think it’ll be a front four-ish of Solanke, Richarlison, Johnson and Son. Take your pick on who plays as the “ten”, even if we don’t ever truly play one there.
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Son playing as a 10 could be very, very interesting.

It would certainly 'throw' United's game plan and cause all sorts of confusion for their midfielders. It's one thing leaving Richarlison unattended for long periods of a game; no one would risk that with Son.

And having him central running towards the goal as opposed to running down the touchline 50 yards from the goal would massively increase our goal threat.
 
Citizen Kane. said:
Son playing as a 10 could be very, very interesting.

It would certainly 'throw' United's game plan and cause all sorts of confusion for their midfielders. It's one thing leaving Richarlison unattended for long periods of a game; no one would risk that with Son.

And having him central running towards the goal as opposed to running down the touchline 50 yards from the goal would massively increase our goal threat.
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One thing that is worth pointing out is the energy levels of Man Utd's midfield tends to drop between the 75th-80th minute, so if the game is tight Sonny does have the yard of pace and energy levels to take advantage of this, ironically more than Maddison could given he tends to fade out of matches around 70th-75th minute

You may notice I made sure to put a lot of emphasis on the word if, in the hope of avoiding the piss sock...
 
Kulu out for months, possibly the start of next season too... at what point does it stop being unlucky for all these injuries happening and reoccuring.
 
"Pape felt something in his back, we don't think it's anything significant having spoken to him, but we'll see." - Ange Postecoglou
 
What's the story behind Solanke's slight knock or are the medical team waiting on a breakthrough on reattaching a leg or foot
 
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