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Burke - McBurnie - Brewster
Fleck - Ampadu - Berge
Lowe/Stevens - Egan - Bashan - Baldock
Ramsdale
Fleck - Ampadu - Berge
Lowe/Stevens - Egan - Bashan - Baldock
Ramsdale
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My problem with that would be Brewster whilst he isn’t slow he isn’t quick and he’s very much a penalty box striker not a wide forward more sharp like than some people are thinking. He’s not going to to beat a man 1 on 1 for instance or whip a ball in he’s more about dropping off players and creating himself half a yard in the box.Burke - McBurnie - Brewster
Fleck - Ampadu - Berge
Lowe/Stevens - Egan - Bashan - Baldock
Ramsdale

We don't have any wingers, but we need a change. Imagine a team like West Brom working all week to combat our formation and we throw that in the mix.We dont have the wingers to play 433 imo.
Burke and Osborn are the closest we have to wide players. I think if Wilder is going to change the system, he could go 343 with a diamond.We don't have any wingers, but we need a change. Imagine a team like West Brom working all week to combat our formation and we throw that in the mix.
If it doesn't work then fair enough but we can't buy a goal/win right now so why not?
This could work if Ampadu is in the DM position - transitioning to centre half when we're on the attack to allow the full backs to push on. Sergio Busquets did that to great effect at Barcelona - it gave them the freedom to play Alves and Jordi Alba effectively as wingers when they had the ball. The question mark would be whether Egan could cover the LCB role or if Ampadu would have to drop diagonally backwards (more difficult). We could also go to a 4-1-4-1 when defending:4-1-2-1-2
That through ball for McB would suggest there is more to him than thatMy problem with that would be Brewster whilst he isn’t slow he isn’t quick and he’s very much a penalty box striker not a wide forward more sharp like than some people are thinking. He’s not going to to beat a man 1 on 1 for instance or whip a ball in he’s more about dropping off players and creating himself half a yard in the box.
I’d agree he’s showing signs he can link maybe drop deep to look for the ball and influence play but that doesn’t make him a wide forward in a three. United fans seem to be operating under the misapprehension that he’s rapid and can consistently beat a man 1 on 1 in the dribble and that’s just not him.That through ball for McB would suggest there is more to him than that
I think he can although I don’t think he is rapidI’d agree he’s showing signs he can link maybe drop deep to look for the ball and influence play but that doesn’t make him a wide forward in a three. United fans seem to be operating under the misapprehension that he’s rapid and can consistently beat a man 1 on 1 in the dribble and that’s just not him.
FOUR FOUR FUCKING TWO.
Sorry. I don't want us to play 442, just popped into my head for some reason.
Someone could make that line famous if said in the right context though.
I would love to see that team/formation.Burke - McBurnie - Brewster
Fleck - Ampadu - Berge
Lowe/Stevens - Egan - Bashan - Baldock
Ramsdale
It depends what you want from a wide forward in a three if you’re going to give that player license to roam inside an effectively swap with the central player from time to time and cause problems that way then maybe but it would take time to adapt and expand his game and we’re already asking him to do that to become a more complete 9 . But if you want a player to to beat his man on the outside consistently and deliver a cross it’s just not his skill set.I think he can although I don’t think he is rapid
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