Jesus ****ing H..... in a 3-5-2 where would your wing back play? Would it be in the 3 defenders or the 5 midfielders?
Simple one word answer.
It's time we had a new formation listed: 3-2 wing backs-3-2.
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Jesus ****ing H..... in a 3-5-2 where would your wing back play? Would it be in the 3 defenders or the 5 midfielders?
Simple one word answer.
It's time we had a new formation listed: 3-2 wing backs-3-2.
Not semantics at all, that's with 5 defenders including full backs. And it's strange to say we've been playing that all along when Bruce was lauded for trying an unorthodox 3-5-2 that then became de rigueur after the World Cup.
I was just being facetious really, but if you got City fans to write what position each player played, they'd all write defender against Andy Robertson, not midfielder.
Huddlestone this season has been playing IMO too deep, he is much more effective 10 yards further forward. He hasn't been at his best because of this and that has affected his confidence. I thought against Palarse he did play a bit further forward and look more affective.
Listen you pedantic tosser, when people say we play 3-5-2 they don't mean we have 3 centre backs and 5 midfielders, or 5 defenders and 3 midfielders, we have 3 centre backs, 3 centre midfielders, with a wing back on each side. A wing back is someone who is responsible for all defensive and attack duties on his side - he isnt a 'defender or midfielder'.
Robertson and Elmo aren't full backs or midfielders - they're wing backs.
So save your faux cum-choking 'JESUS ****ING H' exclamation you prick - you're wrong as per.
This is true! But he's never had it & he still got to pull an England shirt on!
Yes you are right, so he shouldn't give the ball away, though when I played at least one of your team mate would shout "man on" to warn you.
He has his faults that's maybe how we got him! But he's always first on my team sheet. Just needs to play further up field! But SB obviously doesn't think so.
Last season Hudd had hopes of playing for England again so had a big incentive which hasn't been there this season; could that be the reason for his generally average performances this season though agree with others in some games he has done well, just not been consistent.
Same could be said for Jake and Curtis also...or just a coincidence?
Same could be said for Jake and Curtis also...or just a coincidence?
Absolutely John, I said exactly that to the guy at the side of me. It was down in front of me and I never heard a call. Would not disagree with you about his lack of pace and that he should be further up field.
Once again people seem to confuse pedantic with being correct. And I'm really not wrong, 3-5-2 means 3 defenders, 5 midfielders and 2 attackers. FACT.
Considering the wing-back is a newly created position of, say the last 20 years or so, being a variation of a traditional winger with added defensive duties, I assume you therefore think a winger isn't a midfielder either?
It's 3-5-2 when attacking and 5-3-2 when defending, so they're covering both midfield and defensive roles, claiming one more than the other is bollocks.
That was down to Chester being behind him, according to posts on here.
I don't even know what point you're trying to hammer home - you're not going to convince me that a wing back is a midfielder - because they aren't. I assumed a winger was an attacking player that played out wide, but in front of a full back.
Diame has contributed more than Huddlestone this season, despite having only played 12 games.
Its all good and well expecting ' a man on ' call but professional footballers should have a certain amount of awareness about them once on the pitch , it takes a matter of seconds to have a quick glance around.