We've got Moses for that though. Diego, Hazard and Moses should be enough speed for a counter attack most of the time, and now we have someone to play that killer pass to get it started.
Another solution would be to move to a 3-5-2 vs teams that sit deep vs us. In those cases we will need someone to break down defences and won't need that extra defensive support on the right wing, so it makes a lot of sense. It all depends if Cesc is willing to accept sitting the bigger games out.
HOLA! I nipped out The Asda at 0-0. Come back and it's 3! As impressive as that would suggest?
HOLA! I nipped out The Asda at 0-0. Come back and it's 3! As impressive as that would suggest?
Ta lads. And I wouldn't worry Alcaraz. This Everton side aren't scoring three.
Once again garbage officiating. How was Coleman still on the field after that challenge on Costa? Jesus christ.
Refs sort your **** out before someone gets a career ending injury from that sort of thing
Tbh I could care less about the City and Spurs game coming up. We can lose them for all I care. Its more important we beat the 'lesser' teams if we want Top 4.
Tbh I could care less about the City and Spurs game coming up. We can lose them for all I care. Its more important we beat the 'lesser' teams if we want Top 4.
Early days of course, but Chelsea look really consistent at the moment, and I see no reason why you can't launch a serious title challenge.
True, few injuries can mess the back line up too much. Would like to see how Zouma plays in this formation.
This is carnage, Spurs and City will have very hard game.
Yep, this revived side in this system are a real good outfit. Well drilled, attacking freedom, really in sync. United were a little unlucky to have played them after they switched to this system, but don't take that as an excuse, take it as a compliment.
Don't be greedy! You'd dropped lucky 6 days earlier at Anfield off the back of the International break and L'pool down two key midfielders.
Can't have all the luck SO early!