The irony is they use a medium block, don't mind giving up possession, usually win the ball deep, play very fast and direct on the counter and score a lot of goals of individual quality.
I’d suggest it’s more to do with a first team averaging circa £40m per player (and that’s with two youth products starting) than the man in charge. Ours was roughly a touch below £20m per player v Arsenal (and that’s sans Dele and Dier, who had they been in would’ve played ahead of a more expensive option in any position).
One day preparation. We went from a very compact and disciplined performance to a game we needed to be more attacking yet only had one day to change strategy. No wonder we couldn't adjust.
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Spoke too soon
He’s more like a young klopp mate. Gegenpressing very good from saints, hard team to play against.
Bastard!
I put the mockers on them hahaSpoke too soon
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Jeez thanks. Potter is a good manager with attacking intent. No better than Poch was when we picked him up. I'd rather take a punt on a manager who plays attacking football than Jose who doesn't.
