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"We played around him too much, we didn't show enough penetration,'' said Ferguson. With Robin in your team you know you want to use his ability against centre-backs in situations he is very good at - but we didn't use him enough.''
Manchester 'pass it sideways' United.
1. Win the ball back
2. Pass it sideways to the wings
3. Cross it into the box
4. Repeat steps 1-3
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Brilliant tactics, Fergie.
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Nani has been shit for United (not counting the Euros) since the back end of last season. When in form he definitely is one of the best wingers, but he's inconsistent and the type of player that will be brilliant for 3 matches then shit for the 4th. He didn't do jack shit against Everton, not even one of his crosses was on target. Valencia was wasted at RB and when he actually did get forward he barely got a cross in, not that it would have mattered since Jags and Distin are very good in the air and defended every single cross that came in.
United are one dimensional as fuck. Even when RVP came on and made a few good runs forward they couldn't find him. And you know shit's bad when your best passer (Scholes) couldn't pick a single pass through the middle and kept going sideways like a crab with tunnel vision. Should have passed it to Kagawa a lot more in the second half since he was the only one that looked like creating chances. And as usual, Rooney was fucking useless against Everton."We played around him too much, we didn't show enough penetration,'' said Ferguson. With Robin in your team you know you want to use his ability against centre-backs in situations he is very good at - but we didn't use him enough.''
Well that will have to change. The Arsenal team was practically built around RVP so it will be interesting how this shit plays out.
Rooney is useless for his country and world class at club level but I'm not complaining!
sahin to liverpool
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Rooney is useless for his country and world class at club level but I'm not complaining!
What happened to the Rooney that was scoring volleys against Newcastle and hattricks on his Champions League debut? His touch, technique and general attacking play has been reduced to mediocre levels. Inb4 ''he scores 20+ goals a season hurr durr'' that's because the team is built around him, and has been ever since Ronaldo left. He has become a poacher and a system babby, and his playmaking ability is overrated.
I'm not saying he's a bad player, he's just not the player he used to be.
Also playing through the middle wouldn't have worked against Everton, like I said wingplay wouldve been far more effective as Everton had 2 banks of four sitting deep.
United aren't even exceptional at playing through the middle so I don't see how you expected them to break that down really
Manchester 'pass it sideways' United.
1. Win the ball back
2. Pass it sideways to the wings
3. Cross it into the box
4. Repeat steps 1-3
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Brilliant tactics, Fergie.
I am a Chelsea man, but what is your (and anyone else's who would like to chime in) philosophy on how the beautiful game should be played? Just curious.
Problem is if you're looking to use pace in behind all a team has to do is sit deep and boom Hernandez is ineffective. Then you'll probably have to revert to wingplay again and whip crosses in for him to jump on the end of
Correct me if i'm wrong but Hernandez isn't even that pacey is he? If anything I thought his movement was more influential in him scoring so many goals.
Funnily enough whilst Fergie tinkers with United in an attempt to get them playing an effective possession based game, linking up with 1-2s in the final third and to be honest failing abit with it, Chelsea seem to be playing a tasty brand of football with no problems.
Their front 3 interchange positions so seamlessly and with Mata in between the channels already it allows so much link up play. Also one word, Hazard. Luckily for Chelsea he's on some serious form, looks like he's carried on his Lille form
Fair enough @lemonz, do you watch a lot of BPL then?
Yeah lemonz that's true, but remember Carrick's having to fill at CB, when Ferdinand and the rest come back he should slot back into the midfield.
Fellaini dominated that defence badly though
I support Arsenal man, are you English?
