I expect us to come away with a 3 - 2 win, with our need to get forward
opening our defence up also.
Not exact matches
Just imagine how OG would be feeling when in last game he
opened up the stubborn sunderland
defence and then he is dropped this game.
Villa's luck ran out in the ninth minute when Pablo Hernandez's pass
opened up the visitors»
defence and Routledge rounded Guzan to
open the scoring.
Arsenal is also lacking natural dribblers like Hazard to
open up packed
defence.
Our
defence does have frailties, and you could argue that if we were stronger at the back we could free
up another player for our midfield or attack, and that could potentially
open us
up to win many more matches.
If we fail to get an early goal, this could well turn into a scrappy affair, but Theo Walcott loves to
open up defences in midweek, and I can see him breaking through in the
opening 45 minutes, and the game should be much more
open from then on.
He is capable of anticipating ozil passes and use his sublime movement to
open up defences.
I still don't see how he is a super sub.He's labelled as a super sub just because of this season.Those matches when he scored he was supposed to be played because we needed an aerial presence.A lot of those matches had he started we could've won because we needed aerial presence.But the thing is that his abilities don't suit him as a super sub.I mean he holds
up the ball well and is great in the air and that's just about it.He's actually the one one who needs service and who needs players around him to
open up defences for him to receive the pass and not vice versa.Super subs actually provide they are not the one's to be provided for.In Giroud's case he was supposed to start in those in matches as Sanchez was not
up to the task in aerial battles.Giroud will not be able to affect a match if the opponents are as good in the air.
Giroud will have his hands full against the excellent Shackell and Duff in the centre of their
defence but if the big man can keep them busy it will allow the pace, power and silky skills of players like Alexis, Ozil, Cazorla, Ramsey and Welbeck to
open them
up.
Also I liked how Walcott stayed out wide to make the pitch bigger
opening up some gaps in
defence.
It'd be very interesting to see just how many goals as United with an attacking line
up as strong as this would score in a season, however despite going all guns blazing
up front, United would appear to be left very
open in
defence.
Instead the poor performance
opened up more opportunities for the opposition than we would've liked and on more than one occasion Petr Cech was left vulnerable by the Arsenal
defence.
Wilshere still has a keen eye for finding those key balls which can
open up defences, and could be a huge plus for our squad, but is he ready for first - team football again?
What we do have
up front is the pace and energy of Alexis Sanchez, Oxlade - Chamberlain and Alex Iwobi and I assume the Chilean will play through the middle, with Mesut Ozil looking to
open up the PSG
defence.
Watching Henry picking
up the ball just inside the opponents half, then running at the
defence, going round a player, heading towards the edge of the box,
opening up his body and you just knew the ball was going to curl inside the far post.
The deal would see a large cash source
open up to United who in turn would, says the report, reinvest the money into their much maligned
defence.
This team is clueless about how to
open up a
defence, in particular when JW is playing.
I would go for a more pacey attack, one to get in behind City's
defence and
open them
up with quick passing and clever movement, that's their weakness — I'd start Alexis as striker.
«Mesut created 77 chances for his team - mates last year» Stats can be very misleading.Watch the team play, compare them to a couple years back (Fab, nasri era)... and suddenly you discover that your stat is crap.This team seriously lack creativity.Its been a while.The team needs a master passer.The Fabegas, Xavi, Yaya, Jorge Resurrección Merodio (Koke) type.A master passer to
open up defences..
The former Gunner had a fairly simple job after Tottenham Hotspur's Christen Eriksen
opened up the Turkey
defence with a good low cross.
The Egyptian international would be able to stretch
defences and offer a different dynamic in attack,
opening up spaces for the likes of Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez to flourish even more so.
The 29 - year - old shone under Mourinho at Real Madrid earlier in his career, and has the ability to
open up defences with his creativity and passing that perhaps some of this Red Devils squad lack.
People say you need Ozil to
open up defences, which is true, but he is more needed against weak opponents that sit really deep.
We don't struggle to create chances or
open up defences of our opponent whenever Jacky or santi is playing...... others make Arsenal boring and easy to predict....
The one that
opened up the
defence was iwobi.
Quality of end product This was the big one for me because believe it or not we
opened up the West Ham
defence ALOT.
We struggle to create chances or
open up defences because we don't have people like jack or santi in midfield...... we relied so much on Sanchez last season to produce magic because our midfield players are shit.....
Fairly even enough overall if you ask me, we have more goals they have meaner
defence, but on our day we can defend dogged like we've seen and on their day they can
open teams right
up.
Elneny, Coquelin are DMs, Ramsey is box - to - box, Xhaka is a bit of DM, box - to - box n deeplying playmaker but he cnt
open up defences the way Cazorla does not just with his passes but also movement n dribbles.
Prove is in the pudding, take a look at this video, he
opens up defences not unlike M. Laudrup in his best days.
The first goal has to come early to
open the game
up against what will be an 8 - man
defence lobbing the ball to Deeney.
Having a
defence first minded midfielder with the skillset to back it
up has really
opened up our game to play with a lot more attacking freedoms while feeling a lot less vulnerable to counter attacks.
Cheikhou Kouyate was a midfield driving force demonstrating a power and energy that has largely been missing from his game in recent times, and with the ball at their feet the combination of Arnautovic, Michail Antonio, Joao Mario and Javier Hernandez always looked threatening and capable of
opening up the Watford
defence.
and
open up their
defence at will.
As Welbeck can spin in behind
defences, press from the front and compete in the air, he
opens up a few more possibilities in this system than Giroud does.
Liverpool have the attacking talent to
open up this leaky Leicester
defence and pick
up three points in their race to finish in the top four this season.
They pushed forward but couldn't find the killer ball to
open up this
defence.
He is technically adept at
opening up defences, has good control and is quick.
The Gunners were aided by Hull going to down to ten men in the first half, but for the vast majority of the game, they looked in complete control and were ready to
open up the home
defence when needed.
Could that
open up their tight
defence for the visit of Chelsea?
Arsenal have the goals in them on home soil to
open up what has been a poor Newcastle
defence recently.
Ntcham
opened up the Hibees
defence with a perfectly - weighted through ball and defender Lewis Stevenson had to put in a saving tackle on Callum McGregor to prevent the Hoops midfielder getting a shot in on keeper Ofir Marciano.
But so far today, the Saints midfield had lacked the incision or guile to
open up Liverpool's
defence.
One of the rarest traits that Firmino has
up sleeve is his movement, which can
open up the tightest of
defences.
Unfortunately, Giroud's goal didn't
open up Villa's visibly shaky
defence thereafter.
Hull have not been faring all that well since their drop down a tier and are struggling to pick
up victories because their
defence has been wide
open.
I fully expect United to
open up Stoke's
defence much like they did against Leicester City just over a week ago, which will send United into the international break in high spirits, readying themselves for a clash with Liverpool at Anfield when league football returns for us on Monday 17th October 2016.
In these areas, going past the first man then draws the
defence in and
opens up lanes for others.
While his excellent movement did
open the Bournemouth
defence up at times, the player was sloppy in possession and left a brilliant chance a-begging when he overran the ball.
Booty, who had pulled the strings for Town all afternoon, drove over halfway and rode a challenge before seeing the
defence open up in front of him.