Sentences with phrase «play upfront»

Daniel Sturridge is likely to play upfront with Lucas Laiva given the chance to start in midfield while Joel Matip will be drafted in to get some match practice.

Joel Campbell and Alex Iwobi will play upfront in the absense of Giroud and Sanches who are both given extended rest after their long international summer.

Michael Carrick and Ander Herrera to play in midfield while Lingard, Mkhitaryan, Januzaj and Wilson to play upfront.

It was like watching an easily startled pony play upfront.

The Red Devils have a lot of talented stars like Anthony Martial, Jesse Lingard and Juan Mata, along with the likes of Ander Herrera (who generally does not play upfront too often these days), who are trying hard to make a name for themselves and play for the first team.

Barrow's dribbling and crossing talent will supplement Chris Wood's wonderful heading capabilities and Barrow can also adapt and play upfront if required.

Chamakh's experience, positional versatility (he can play attacking midfield roles, as he has for Crystal Palace, as a # 10 and can of course play upfront), goalscoring potential from midfield, height and defensive prowess makes him a strong contender to solve Arsenal's midfield crisis and help Arsenal on their title tilt for the EPL trophy.

Lacazette would play upfront, with 24 year old and usual sub Rachid Ghezzal (Fekir's backup) on the right and young talent Maxwell Cornet.

Emre is that type of a midfielder who likes to play upfront in between the lines and have an eye for scoring goals unlike Lucas who wants to sit back and orchestra the attack from there in a role that doesn't seem to fit in this Liverpool team next season.

Mario Mandzukic has recovered, but I still need to decide who to play upfront.»

Southampton on the other hand will start with their trusted 4 -3-3 system where Charlie Austin to play upfront while Redmond and Tadic to start in attacking roles behind Austin.

Swansea on the other hand will start with an unconventional 4 -3-1-1 system where former City striker Wilfried Bony to play upfront on his own while a packed midfield of Renato Sanchez, Ayew, Mesa, Carrol and Ki to provide much needed strength in the midfield areas.

The 26 - year - old could fit very well on Wenger's tactics as he can play upfront but also on the wings.He would be a great addition given to the shortage of options upfront for Wenger — as Welbeck is currently injured and Walcott is a very much injury prone too.

he can sit and hold, he can play behind two front men, he can play upfront and score... hes a more rounded version and better player than Song and is only beginning to realise his potential....

Why cant the Ox play upfront using his pace to peg them back?

Apart from Danny (in whom I have faith), we have no other person who can play upfront effectively.

Especially if Alexis leaves, we'll probably get a decent winger / midfielder that can play upfront, and could be «Converted» to a striker.

Maybe Sanchez can play upfront then.

I Disslike Giroud, but he is essential for us, him or Sonogo, a tall player must play upfront.

But doesn't matter, the CF we need has to be bought and then move Walcott to the wings and occasionally play him upfront.

Wenger doesn't see it like that and will play him upfront on his own, against proven premier league defenders.

or for a odd few matches play him upfront lets see what he has got because he has proven he is goal hungry, has alot of pace and will run at CB not try pass around them.

Or is that our attackers aren't doing enough to stretch the play upfront, so that there can be passes going forward?

A winger who has clamoured to play upfront.

If Sanchez is going to play upfront, he needs someone to join him with similar pace, and Reus in LW is a very apt choice.

Given his experience at the very top level with great success for club and country, # 21m looks a good price for a proven goalscoring winger, who can also play upfront.

He needs more chances to play upfront with alexis, walcot while ozil and santi is pulling the strings..

In Attack, We Have Welbeck (who Never Scores), Lacazette, Giroud Plus Walcott Can Play Upfront Too.

Since Giroud will go nowhere, he can be a good substitution or play upfront to distract the opponent's defenders, to help Lacazette and the attacking midfielders.

Lots of time left to improve and turn into a quality striker.he needs to play upfront not on the wing.

Theo should play upfront when Olivier is not available - RW has been his position since birth!

We have got Thoe, Giroud and Akpom who can play upfront.

Now look at the returns Sanchez gave us who didn't play upfront.

This time Giroud should play upfront I am happy with Welbeck playing on wing

Yeah, he'd do wonders if played behind the striker and given the freedom to roam the flanks, while the likes of Walcot, Wellbaked and Sanchez play upfront.

He shouldnt be an automatic starter in all matches but instead the team we are playing against should determine whether it's him or Welbeck to play upfront..

Campbell / Alexis could play upfront, but that would mean a change to 4 -2-2.

Sanchez is gonna play upfront and hes gonna «FLOP»....

I would rather be thinking whether to drop either Cazorla or Ramsey and who to play upfront ie Giroud or Walcott.

So basically we have players like Walcott learning how to play upfront, before they even start performing.

Not that i'm pessimist but i think this time again will be a 4th place if this guy don't buy at least a striker or a Pedro kind of player in case Theo play upfront.

if u hv noticed his runs off the ball and the way he face the goal rather than showing his back and trying hold game he plays as outright striker... and walcot is injured so he cant play upfront for time being and abt alexis to be honest i hv not seen him play as a striker much... and as of now we hvnt sign a new striker..

So forget all the rubbish about who should play upfront.

Striker also we are not really short, if Walcott signs, we can play him upfront.

Spurs have only conceded like 5 goals the whole season... whoever plays upfront needs to be at the very top of their game... Sanchez is the man.

The return of Giroud and Sanogo will be more juice that this system will best benefit from with Wenger facing the blessing troubles of who plays upfront.

its not true, Walcot hasn't proved he can play there.if Walcots putting preconditionslike that b4 he signs then hes leaving.it just wont work, playing him upfront, but that wud explain why he keeps takin off Giroud an putting on Theo with 10 minutes to go.Wenger needs to man up an be honest with Theo, hes never going to be a centre forward

Seeing him on the pitch is like watching a striker version of vieira playing upfront.

Whoeva plays upfront is wengers choice, as 99 % of opinions of da fans does nt count 2 him (arsene)

Ozil played 45 mins Alexis looks like the one in need of rest but knowing him he doesn't want it, n playing upfront means he doesn't have to be involved in build up play and defending as much as on Leftwing..