we should play 3-4-1-2 imo
(below takes into account vvd injury)
matip nat konate
taa hendo fabs robbo
elliot
salah darwin
Never seen as Trent as someone who overlaps beyond Salah to the byline and cross type full back in the way we Robbo do a lot.
He gets up in support but lingers just behind Mo and at times maybe slightly inside to put balls in, and seeing him use his weaker foot more.
Klopp hasn't really changed much ever with tactics, sure he changes personnel, makes counter subs and occasionally a slight tweak in formation.
But we've pretty much played under the same defensive/attacking tactics of highline/counter press throughout his time, it's a thrilling way to play for sure....we just don't have it in ourselves to carry that out anymore personnel wise.
So you think Trent attacks in the same way Robbo does, always on the overlap?This post is almost completely incorrect. Edit and try again.
His in MF, so why wouldn't he go further upfield? With the likes of Nat and Matip in defence, why would you even think of playing a high line?Wait… so now it’s Trent’s fault for not getting high enough up the pitch more often!!!
Annnnnd - we need to drop the high line back, because having our defence play deeper will help Trent get further forward…. From his deeper position!!!
His in MF, so why wouldn't he go further upfield? With the likes of Nat and Matip in defence, why would you even think of playing a high line?
He used to, he isn't anymore because of the vulnerability it causes, plus the fact that Trent has more in his locker. It's a big loss that he doesn't get to the byline for that driving cross.
Add to that the average age. I wonder where the Arse rank in that stats?
There is the title and cover of Pep´s next book.
Ha, - the third installment of the infamous Ljinders trilogy, 'Sacked!' is due to hit the shelves in the summer of 2025.
What’s our possession stats look like in comparison and what are the predominant tactics employed against us and whether that’s changed - would be my first questions.
I’d like to understand why.
There's a clear trend with our possession....because we're so useless with the ball the longer we have it. The more possession we have the more chance we have to lose the game.
69% v Leeds - Lost
71% v Utd - Lost
73% v Brentford - Lost
76% v Forest - Lost
Then when we have 35% v City we fucking win, 52% v Villa we fucking win, 56% v Leicester we fucking win, 54% v Spurs we fucking win.
All this is what on what teams do to us, not what we do to them....which is hold the ball around for far too long and knock it around side to side and back for 90 mins.Er, no
The 4 teams we lost to are shit, know they’re shit and parked the bus to counter attack. We’re shit in MF and loose in defence so they win.
The 4 teams we beat decided to attack us so we became more focused and wasn’t so loose in defence.
Month #3 of advocating 3 at the back and freeing TAA (and Robertson).
Problem is now we only have 4 fit CBs, meaning either Nat or Gomez works with Ibou and Matip.
I'm not entirely happy with that, considering how injury prone 3 of the 4 are