Can some1 Make A david moyes tactic
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Too soon to say what tactic he really uses isn't it m8? i think he still needs to find out what we will do with Kagawa,Rooney,Welbeck. Maybe i'm wrong but i can't say he has a clear cut tactic just yet.
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Like written above, it's just impossible to know how he will adjust to managing United, what his core approach will be, the one he will change slightly to suit the circumstances.
could make a david moyes everton tactic
will be similar to utd in some ways
could make a david moyes everton tactic
will be similar to utd in some ways
What's that then?
Like said before, it's too early.
could make a david moyes everton tactic
will be similar to utd in some ways
What just hoof the ball to the giant that is fellaini?
tonights formation would plan out like this
gk - defend
fb - support
cb - defend
cb - stopper
fb - support
dlp - support
dlp - support
winger - support (ARM) possibly attack?
Adv. Play - Attack (ACM) possibly support?
Ins. For - Attack (ALM)
dlf - Attack
gk - defend
fb - support
cb - defend
cb - stopper
fb - support
dlp - support
dlp - support
winger - support (ARM) possibly attack?
Adv. Play - Attack (ACM) possibly support?
Ins. For - Attack (ALM)
dlf - Attack
I think moyes will stick to some of his traits, defensive wingers and over lapping fullbacks will be a key feature to his side.
in terms of shape it will be difficult to judge on wether he will opperate a 4231 like last night or 442 pushing rooney ( if he stays ) up alongside van persie, or again a 433 with wellbeck coming inside. Real life football has evolved so much that tactics evolve as a match progresses all three of these options were available during the game last night and i feel teams who can evolve and adapt like this are the future of the sport. Thus making it impossible to have a dedicated single mode tactic to say this is "moyes, Klopp" etc..
in terms of shape it will be difficult to judge on wether he will opperate a 4231 like last night or 442 pushing rooney ( if he stays ) up alongside van persie, or again a 433 with wellbeck coming inside. Real life football has evolved so much that tactics evolve as a match progresses all three of these options were available during the game last night and i feel teams who can evolve and adapt like this are the future of the sport. Thus making it impossible to have a dedicated single mode tactic to say this is "moyes, Klopp" etc..