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redgunamo
11-18-2023, 07:14 PM
Don't think we've tried that one yet, have we. Maybe that's where we've been going wrong :-\

redgunamo
11-18-2023, 08:32 PM
And he promptly reveals himself to be the goal-scoring false full back we needed but didn't know we had!
:cloud9: #Schnäppchen



Don't think we've tried that one yet, have we. Maybe that's where we've been going wrong :-\

Sir C
11-19-2023, 05:49 PM
Don't think we've tried that one yet, have we. Maybe that's where we've been going wrong :-\

He’s playing for the MannShaft? How desperate have things become?

pjlincs
11-19-2023, 10:27 PM
Don't think we've tried that one yet, have we. Maybe that's where we've been going wrong :-\

Und trägt die Nummer sieben.

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Peter
11-20-2023, 12:09 PM
And he promptly reveals himself to be the goal-scoring false full back we needed but didn't know we had!
:cloud9: #Schnäppchen

We have Zinchenko. He must be a false full back because he certainly isn't a real one :-)

redgunamo
11-20-2023, 04:20 PM
lol. Right. That's why they call them "inverted" nowadays; it's Political Correctness gone mad, if you must know. Nonsense.

Wouldn't have happened in the old days. Midfield formations were practically set in stone: You had one chap who could shoot, the "Attacking midfielder." Another who could tackle who was called the Defensive Midfielder. Added to one headless chicken-type with a good engine who played box-to-box, there was always the fourth who had failed to master any of these roles so was named "Captain".

When football was football, see.



We have Zinchenko. He must be a false full back because he certainly isn't a real one :-)

Luis Anaconda
11-20-2023, 05:40 PM
lol. Right. That's why they call them "inverted" nowadays; it's Political Correctness gone mad, if you must know. Nonsense.

Wouldn't have happened in the old days. Midfield formations were practically set in stone: You had one chap who could shoot, the "Attacking midfielder." Another who could tackle who was called the Defensive Midfielder. Added to one headless chicken-type with a good engine who played box-to-box, there was always the fourth who had failed to master any of these roles so was named "Captain".

When football was football, see.
Rocastle, Williams, Davis, Hayes
Parlour, Vieira, Petit, Overmars
Ljungberg, Gilberto, Vieira, Pires

Proper midfields