Sentences with phrase «inverted wingers»

Sunderland's inverted wingers of Adam Johnson and Emanuele Giaccherini will mean the players chosen will have to track back and support the full - backs brilliantly throughout the game, whilst also posing a threat in the final third as Moyes will make clear the importance of gaining the three points against a struggling outfit.

No LB: for the inverted wingers to work, the FBs need to provide width and overlap.

Meanwhile, on the right and left hand side of the midfield, both Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Mesut Ozil are expected to play as inverted wingers offering more support to the strikers by feeding them with killer through balls from the right and left side of the midfield respectively not neglecting their defensive duties.

Inverted Wingers, Carilleros, Cattenacio, Double Pivots, Medianos, Mezzalas and of course The False Nines we have got it all here for the tactic - crazy football fan!

The inverted wingers aren't helping him either, as they cut in and put more defenders in the box.

Andre Villas - Boas decided to revert to a 4231 formation, to incorporate Christian Eriksen into the side, playing Mousa Dembele and Paulinho as the holding midfielders, with Gylfi Sigurdsson and Andros Townsend as the inverted wingers, the width came from full backs Danny Rose and Kyle Walker.

As well as straying from their usual 4 -2-1-3 shape, they also played with wingers playing on their «right» side (right - footed on right; left - footed on left) rather than the inverted wingers we have come to expect from them.

Torres often pulls out to a wide position, and even if he is in the middle, Chelsea's inverted wingers are more likely to shoot rather than cross.

Andre Villas - Boas needs to decide whether to carry on with his inverted wingers tactic, or to put record signing Erik Lamela on the right, linking up with Christian Eriksen, with Andros Townsend being given an opportunity to wreak havoc on the left hand side of Spurs» attack.

Two inverted wingers will not offer him that.

The ways Liverpool and Manchester City use their inverted wingers are more effective.

In an age of inverted wingers and cute through balls, he is a thrilling throwback whose uncomplicated, oldfangled wingplay has brought comparison with Sir Stanley Matthews.

In my opinion, Lewandowski and Suarez are the best strikers in the world currently (not inverted wingers like Messi and Neymar), and Aubameyang is just one level below them technically, but Aubameyang is taller and more physical.

Inverted full - backs are effective against inverted wingers — not many traditional wingers around who will be looking to go by CA on the outside, the danger is them going inside so CA will be duelling with them on his stronger foot when they do cut back.

We can't have two inverted wingers and a target man playing in the same team (Joel, Alexis and Giroud).

Neymar, Messi, Sanchez, Mbappe and Ronaldo are inverted wingers that are supposed to cut inside and shoot with their dominant foots.

As what you have said: False 9s, sweeping keepers, inverted wingers... Wenger has to be more flexible like Klopp and Guardiola

Inverted wingers means that everything is going to be focused on getting centrally again, with everyone then clogging the middle of the field.

I think him and alexis playing as inverted wingers would play right into girouds lap (I mean head) ramsey could then play through the middle or we could go with 2 box to box players and use the ox as one of them, he loves to run with the ball, that would allow coquelin or xhaka to sit deeper and protect the back 4.

As a false nine, Mkhitaryan or Ramsey has to drop deep and let the inverted wingers, such as Welbeck, to cut inside like Salah, Sane, Sterling and Sane.

So I ask the question again, why play Sanchez and Lucas as inverted wingers, when you have a target man like Giroud who thrives on crosses?

Having said that, both Welbeck and Nketiah might be more useful as inverted wingers.

Funnily enough I mentioned the other day about Mourinho playing an inverted full back to help counter the fad for inverted wingers cutting in so the FB is able to duel with the stronger foot.

There will more chances converted into goals by our inverted wingers.

Bergkamp was executing a powerful between - the - lines role with Pires and Ljungberg coming in as «inverted wingers» — both players moving into central areas from wide starting positions, Pires to create and Ljungberg to score goals.

He is purely a speedy goalscorer, which can be an upgrade for our inverted wingers (Perez / Walcott / Chamberlain).

Aubameyang was a good inverted winger with a good cross and Lacazette was a good finisher in the game, but it was not enough to lift the team spirit up

Arsenal should have find an explosive inverted winger next season, unless Maitland - Niles or Nelson can fulfill that role (Nelson played as a left inverted winger once, but he also sucked).

Mahrez is good, but Arsenal need an attacking midfielder or inverted winger that works harder and is willing to do physical duel.

Reiss Nelson sucked when he played as an inverted winger in the left side, in his last match.

A tall and pacey striker like Aubameyang would be a great addition, but it would be better if Arsenal can get an explosive, skillful, agile, brave and speedy inverted winger like Salah, Mane, Sterling, Sane or Rashford.

and Miggy as the inverted winger.

I don't think Arsenal need Aubameyang, but they really need an inverted winger like Salah and a creative forward / false nine that can drop back like Kane or Firmino

I feel Adama Traore is more explosive than Malcom, but their pace should be accompanied by excellent first touches and a good football brain, to make a good inverted winger.

To replace Sanchez, Arsenal should look for another attacking midfielder or inverted winger that is used to play with Barcelona level.

Nelson sucked when playing as a left inverted winger, but he has to play there again more often.

Nelson had been tried as a left inverted winger, but he failed to impress there.

A 50 million inverted winger (Salah) did better than the expensive tall strikers (such as Lukaku) that play centrally.

We can have one inverted winger (Alexis), the other guy must cross so that Giroud can utilize his strength.

He's as versatile as forwards come and can play in numerous roles within the final third like: the main striker, supporting striker, centre forward, attacking midfielder or inverted winger — but you get the best out of him when he plays as the main man up top.

Inverted winger: Maybe Adama Traore, Malcom or Pavon could emulate what Salah, Mane, Sterling and Sane are doing?

Sell him and buy explosive inverted winger like Adama Traore, a mobile DM or a young defender like Jose Gimenez, the money would be better spent

-- Nelson: He is also a natural right footer and was expected to cut inside as an inverted winger in the left side.

Things to consider: Mahrez had that mesmerizing season playing as an inverted winger for Leicester.

And this from someone who tells us we need «an inverted winger» every 5 freakin» minutes!

We already have an inverted winger in Sanchez playing on the left.

In the past, I expected him to be a great inverted winger like Mo Salah, Bale, Ronaldo, Neymar, Sanchez, Mbappe and Messi, but his first touches are way too lousy to achieve that level

He is a fast left inverted winger, but a right footer.

I would have liked to see him switch sides as an inverted winger in front of Nouhou and see if he could have helped on Barrios, but for some reason he was quickly yanked a mere seven minutes into the second half.

Using one inverted winger was expected, but frequently England played both wide players inside, relying on both full - backs to provide...