It's why we need a midfielder who can pick up the ball from deep and progress play.
Ruben Amorim - Manchester United Head Coach
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What is his chant to the tune of? I kind of know but also don't and it's doing my head in 
What is his chant to the tune of? I kind of know but also don't and it's doing my head in
Bonnie Tyler - it's a heartache
Thanks mate
Apt song to be fair
Guys i am high like a kite, in a club full of sexy women & it's 2am here and I Love Manchester United with my soul.
United by soul and blood.
Our good days are coming, everyone should keep faith. We have been through dark days already. When those glorious days come remember me please.
United by soul and blood.
Our good days are coming, everyone should keep faith. We have been through dark days already. When those glorious days come remember me please.
get off your phone and go dance with some of those sexy women around you.Say hi to Molly!
Post worthy of a new tagline.
It was really noticeable the other day, I miss some games because of work and have to catch up later, so maybe I'm just not all that observant haha.
Either way I liked it. Nice to hear some positivity when literally everything is terrible otherwise!
And yet here you are, posting on the Caf. Absolute legend.
Tune should have been Vicki Sue Robinson's "Turn The Beat Around", instead. Fair play, though.
I love it.
I remember my first beer
This is the best post I've seen on the Caf and should be re-posted by everyone if we ever win a league title again.
You can’t bate those holiday yippers!
Top post. Can imagine him posting about United as his musses gives birth some day
Don’t jinx it mate !
How's the head today?
To the Frenkie thread!
What you described is exactly what Amad or Garnacho are very good at. Hence why I said we should use this inverted wingback to allow them to express themselves but also remove Amad/Garnacho defensive responsibility as wingback.
Literally, ever since Amorim moved Garnacho on the right and when Amorim deployed the inverted right wingback role, we’ve been much better as a team. The purpose of this right inverted wingback is to provide more balance for the team (not to offer more individual attacking threat to the team) and allowing our natural winger such as Garnacho/Amad to give them more freedom and express what they are good at. Hence why I said it compliments Garnacho/Amad’s strength, it doesn’t change Amorim’s system, and it compliments our limited budget to allow us to concentrate other areas especially focus on the backbone of the team.
You make assumption and you judge people if they don’t have the same view as your means they don’t watch the game, which clearly non-sense. You need to drop that attitude of yours and start to agree to disagree with different opinion not making non-sense assumption.
The Leicester game was the first time it’s been heard in such a loud manner I guess. I hadn’t heard it like that before.
Geeet-iiiiinnnnnnnWe are the devils
This doesn’t make any sense. Whether the WBs are inverted or not, both the WBs and the 10s still have attacking responsibilities in possession and defensive responsibilities out of possession.
And you still haven’t addressed the fact that even when “inverted”, Dalot and Mazaraoui still regularly get in to attacking positions, and they are not very effective or productive in those positions.
You should also compare Dorgu’s heat map v Sociedad versus Dalot’s. The positions they take up are remarkably similar despite what you say about one being inverted and one not.
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The words of the prophets are written on the...Metrolink walls?
I never say they don’t have those responsibilities. Each of them have attacking/defensive responsibilities but WBs, inverted WB and 10s have different kind of attacking and defensive responsibilities.
You mentioned Quenda or attacking wingback’s attacking ability: ‘’their ability to change the dynamic of a team’s ability to attack. For example, the ability to beat a man can change the dynamic of a teams’s attack and open up an opposing team in a way that might not be reflected by direct assists. ‘’
My response is that those attacking wingback’s attacking abilities you mentioned are what Garnacho and Amad are good at. Due to those attacking abilities, Garnacho and Amad fits Amorim’s wingback’s attacking abilities at sporting. But I don’t see them fit as Amorim’s wingback’s defensive ability because Amorim wants his wingback to join the backline to form back five during defensive transition and IMO this is not something Garnacho and Amad are good at. That’s why I suggested to play inverted wingback so we can play Garnacho or Amad as wide forward so they can use those wingback attacking abilities (that’s what I meant by ‘’to express themselves’’) without forcing them to defend like wingback ‘’forming back five’’ (that’s what I meant by ‘’removing their defensive responsibility as wingback’’).
I have addressed this in best possible way for you to understand by:
- Telling you that as inverted wingback, their attacking responsibility become less in comparison to attacking wingback (again, less or more don’t mean they don’t have responsibility in attack). But they primary will provide balance for the team and allowing our natural winger such as Garnacho/Amad to give them more freedom and express what they are good at. Hence why I said it compliments Garnacho/Amad’s strength, it doesn’t change Amorim’s system, and it compliments our limited budget to allow us to concentrate other areas especially focus on the backbone of the team.
- And included the structure of how this inverted wingback operates (which I mentioned this last week).
GK
Inverted RWB - RCB - CB - LCB - LWB
Deep-playmaker - box-to-box
Wide forward - Inside forward
Striker
Attacking transition:
GK
RCB - CB - LCB
Inverted RWB - Deep-playmaker - box-to-box
Wide forward - Inside forward - LWB
Striker
During defensive transition, they have the similar positions because they both operate similar like full back join the backline to form back five, which I have mentioned this to you last week.
During attacking transition, they have different position and different responsibility. Dorgu occupied more in the final third zone, while Dalot occupied more in the between, which exactly what I described about the inverted wingback has less attacking responsibility than the attacking wingback and they provide more balance.
Their heat maps fit the description of what I demonstrated in their role and the attacking and defensive structure.
Which one are you referring to?
stop being inappropriate
I was sure you had left the caf building
This guy gets the best stuff.
I didn't even make the bloody joke in the first place!
I know what you're like I have to keep an eye on you
Nah I'm still here, I was on a little break due to a family bereavement x
Sorry for your lossI know what you're like I have to keep an eye on you
Nah I'm still here, I was on a little break due to a family bereavement x
I know what you're like I have to keep an eye on you
You're a wise person
Seriously though, you have my sincere condolences