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blind eagle Covington.Tennessee 20 May 14 4.02pm
Quote crystal-purley at 19 May 2014 8.53pm When we attack the full backs support the wingers making it a 2-2-4-2 and when we defend the wingers suport the full backs and Chamakh supports the midfield pairing making a 4-5-1.In a nutshell crowd the midfield and the flanks in defence with the wingers ready ro counter quickly. All really obvious but Ollie didn't spot it and DF was only some of the way there. I think the best plan is "effective possession" and "control of mid-field". Not always easy but possible and I believe Pulis would go for this because its a good way in which to defend and also to initiate break aways.
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Covington.Tennessee 20 May 14 4.02pm

Quote crystal-purley at 19 May 2014 8.53pm

When we attack the full backs support the wingers making it a 2-2-4-2 and when we defend the wingers suport the full backs and Chamakh supports the midfield pairing making a 4-5-1.In a nutshell crowd the midfield and the flanks in defence with the wingers ready ro counter quickly. All really obvious but Ollie didn't spot it and DF was only some of the way there.

I think the best plan is "effective possession" and "control of mid-field". Not always easy but possible and I believe Pulis would go for this because its a good way in which to defend and also to initiate break aways.

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