He's called it spot on

It's slightly better when Safri plays because he looks for the ball and tends to sit a bit deeper.

Ideally, we need to scrap this 4-5-1 and play 4-4-2 with Chadwick and Croft on the wings - that way Safri and Etuhu wouldn;t be dragged wide all the time, leaving gaps through the middle and leaving players not knowing who to track back.

At QPR this season, I remember leaving with the impression that each of the back four had a very good game individually - no surprise that it was the wide players that caused us troubles on that occasion as well.

Posted By: Bant on November 20th 2006 at 13:32:08

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I went yesterday with a complete neutral .... (NCFC) - BINMEN8R, Nov 20, 13:02:49
- He's called it spot on (NCFC) - Bant, Nov 20, 13:32:08
- Movement in the midfield and forward line was attrocious... (NCFC) - Small, Nov 20, 13:11:27
  - 50/50 tackles!! we were losing the 70/30s and 90/10s - awful (NCFC) - phrankin, Nov 20, 13:13:17
    - Hughes lost a 99/1 at one point (n/m) (NCFC) - duke of york, Nov 20, 13:15:18
      - Does giving the ball away under no pressure count as 100-0? (n/m) (NCFC) - Ethicalworker, Nov 20, 13:19:49
        
        lol...yes it does. Point taken (n/m) (NCFC) - Small, Nov 20, 13:23:06
      - Hughes did an amazing left footed cross early on (NCFC) - double hipness, Nov 20, 13:18:41
        
        Had a good header too (NCFC) - duke of york, Nov 20, 13:24:23
        
        does he? (n/m) (NCFC) - duckandchips, Nov 20, 13:59:01

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