I mean, to riff on Cynnie’s post, it’s not as if it’s that new.
You’ve got ten Hag playing false goalkeepers too.
I believe though that Howe is supposed to be a profound exponent of the false manager role?
EDIT: Forgot Pogba and the false player role. United is really the forefront of the expansion of tactics.
To be fair, I think United was lured by the mazy runs of the first false 32, Joel Matip. They didn’t realize that was the only true falsehood.
… and do you remember the Forest game?
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Seriously, is he some actor?
It means, shitstirrer alert.
I really wouldn’t be relying on DaveOCKOP for info.
Slot:
On whether he used the Carabao Cup tie with West Ham earlier this season in his preparations for this fixture…
No, I don’t think I used the previous game to this game. They played back then with different players, I think - they mostly played with their non-starters. We played that game also mostly with our non-starters if you look at the long term of players that played most. So, I don’t think there’s a comparison between these two games. The good thing for us is that we scored so many goals because that’s what football is about - scoring goals and hoping the fans like what they see today.
So we do have starters and non-starters, I didn’t know…
I mean that just looks like a convoluted way of saying what has become standard practice for the League Cup – give minutes to players who haven’t otherwise gotten many minutes.
There are a few non-starters on here to be honest.
I would love to hear in the future , someone from the Liverpool and their analytics team on how they zeroed in on this man.
All the talks about Xabi , Amorim and other flavours of the season. All the incessant chatter from the “pundits” on who needed to be hired.
Isn’t this confirmation of what a sporting director does.
Just how much analytics played a role. And a little insight on what were the key analytics that they looked at.
