Most important player when we play a flat midfield 3

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Cannot wait to watch that movement, drifting into the space. Linking the attack and pulling defenders out of position. It’s a masterclass to watch. 😍
 
Does it not worry anyone that we will soon have to pay out for a replacement to continue with our formation?
 
Does it not worry anyone that we will soon have to pay out for a replacement to continue with our formation?

No, we can go back to the 3-4-1-2 formation if/when we become more established in the Prem.
 
Cannot wait to watch that movement, drifting into the space. Linking the attack and pulling defenders out of position. It’s a masterclass to watch. 😍
Cannot wait to watch those gilt edge chances going begging. Only joking...we lack so much without him in the team.
Only other time we've looked as dangerous is with L Freeman in the team...but then our "flat midfield 3" becomes a bit less lateral.
 
We don’t pay him to finish. He creates space for our whole system to flourish. It’s an absolute joy to watch at times.
I love the guy Rodley but that is bollox, if you are a striker you are paid to finish. UTB
 
Didzy is class, makes everything tick.
If he could finish he’d have gone for millions throughout his career.
 



He could probably get the Mike Bassett Christmas Pudding formation to work knowing Wilder!
Mike Bassett's 3-5-1-1 Christmas Pudding (with Tonka in the middle as the sixpence) is not far off what we play now. 3 central defenders, 2 wingbacks and 3 central to make the 5 in midfield and McGoldrick withdrawn behind the striker.

As for the idea that as a striker McGoldrick is paid to score goals - no. He, like everyone else, is paid to help the team win.
 
Cannot wait to watch that movement, drifting into the space. Linking the attack and pulling defenders out of position. It’s a masterclass to watch. 😍
....and smacking it straight at keeper
 
Does it not worry anyone that we will soon have to pay out for a replacement to continue with our formation?

He's 31, and his game doesn't really rely on pace. He's probably got another couple of years in him if he's professional and remains fortunate with injuries, in which time we can consolidate and find an eventual heir to the throne.
 

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