Quote from: johnc on January 11, 2013, 02:44:19 PMQuote from: eastie on January 11, 2013, 02:42:42 PMQuote from: Ads on January 11, 2013, 01:37:10 PM I’d go with a more traditional 4-4-2 to try and offer Stevens (my choice) and Lowton a bit more cover, with N’Zogbia wide on the left and Holman wide on the right. I’d give them licence to drift central and keep some fluidity to the attacks. Holman also having an obligation to press.The Big Dog would replace Bannan in the middle, with Andi and Benteke up top. Vlaar would be straight back into the line up for me at the expense of Clarke, who I think has dipped a great deal. He’s far too loose when it comes to marking. Who is the big dog?Digby...Who elseI was going to say Cujo.
Quote from: eastie on January 11, 2013, 02:42:42 PMQuote from: Ads on January 11, 2013, 01:37:10 PM I’d go with a more traditional 4-4-2 to try and offer Stevens (my choice) and Lowton a bit more cover, with N’Zogbia wide on the left and Holman wide on the right. I’d give them licence to drift central and keep some fluidity to the attacks. Holman also having an obligation to press.The Big Dog would replace Bannan in the middle, with Andi and Benteke up top. Vlaar would be straight back into the line up for me at the expense of Clarke, who I think has dipped a great deal. He’s far too loose when it comes to marking. Who is the big dog?Digby...Who else
Quote from: Ads on January 11, 2013, 01:37:10 PM I’d go with a more traditional 4-4-2 to try and offer Stevens (my choice) and Lowton a bit more cover, with N’Zogbia wide on the left and Holman wide on the right. I’d give them licence to drift central and keep some fluidity to the attacks. Holman also having an obligation to press.The Big Dog would replace Bannan in the middle, with Andi and Benteke up top. Vlaar would be straight back into the line up for me at the expense of Clarke, who I think has dipped a great deal. He’s far too loose when it comes to marking. Who is the big dog?
I’d go with a more traditional 4-4-2 to try and offer Stevens (my choice) and Lowton a bit more cover, with N’Zogbia wide on the left and Holman wide on the right. I’d give them licence to drift central and keep some fluidity to the attacks. Holman also having an obligation to press.The Big Dog would replace Bannan in the middle, with Andi and Benteke up top. Vlaar would be straight back into the line up for me at the expense of Clarke, who I think has dipped a great deal. He’s far too loose when it comes to marking.
I had a dream last night we were winning this 2-1 with 6 minutes of injury time to go (Bannan scored for us) but soton equalised and H&V went into meltdown... mark my words!
Who is the big dog?
Quote from: eastie on January 11, 2013, 02:42:42 PMWho is the big dog?Westwood.
Where the hell is El Hamadi ?
Got my ticket booked for tomorrow. C'mon Villa I haven't seen a live home win in about a century, can we start tomorrow?Followed by a couple of sturdy midfielders and a bit of Brazilian flair...
Is Makoun still on the payrole? He was neat and tidy if you wanted to make a quick 8 yard pass in the middle of the park. Who bought him? TSM or TOFart?
Quote from: TonyD on January 11, 2013, 05:40:31 PMIs Makoun still on the payrole? He was neat and tidy if you wanted to make a quick 8 yard pass in the middle of the park. Who bought him? TSM or TOFart?Houllier bought him; he's on loan at Rennes because we had issues with his work permit.
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