They could be
caught on the counter against better sides and Croatia, especially their midfield, have the ability to do that effectively.
Not exact matches
The Englishman can make runs down the flanks,
catch on to quick through balls and would be better suited to play
on the
counter attack, which we may have to do
against a team like Manchester City.
I see this working
against bigger teams with Chamberlain, Alexis and Walcott in the front three attacking positions, that way we can
catch them
on the
counter.
We need to attack but not go all out cause they will
catch us
on the
counter but also we shouldn't need to sit back
against villa.
Had we been playing a world class team like Bayern Munich, or Barca and we managed a 2 - 1 win
against the flow of play I would say well done but it was West Ham Arsenal should have been able to push them back into their half and keep the ball up their end for 60 % of the game creating chance after chance WITHOUT being
caught on a
counter.
I know we're playing at home, but I just know that if we adopt Wenger's usual open tactics we'll get
caught on the break by Utd, after all they have scored more
counter attack goals
against us over the years than I care to think about and with the likes of Mata, Rooney, Martial and Memphis I would urge caution in our approach.
Is that why Wenger and Arsenal played more
counter attacking football
against Chelsea rather than keep possesion and press higher and higher up and eventually get
caught out
on a
counter break?
You make some very good points and most i agree with... however, i have a couple points... 1) the invisibles were efficient, like Chelsea now they only need two / three players and a couple of top passes to score, they
caught teams
on the break,
against the top teams arsenal cant do that, to many passes cause the
counter to fail and then the hole team wants to get in
on the act leaving the goal exposed..
Against Man City we played a very good 20 or 30 minutes, then they
caught us
on the
counter, but there was nothing to be critical about regarding the attitude of the players, and there won't be in the Sunderland, Liverpool and Leicester games.»