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George Baldock
Got all the attributes to play that position
Got all the attributes to play that position
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Apart from height unfortunatelyGeorge Baldock
Got all the attributes to play that position
Except heightGeorge Baldock
Got all the attributes to play that position
Ability to head the ball at CB doesn't appear to be a factor in playing that position. See Ampadu.Apart from height unfortunately
But our weakness in the air has cost us repeatedly this season ampadu being an example as you say. Baldock would further compound this issue imo. Now he did look interesting at centrehalf against Brighton when we were down to 10 men as a hybrid centrehalf/ rightback but we played with a huge amount of positional fluidity to cover for him. We were switching formation almost constantly during that game playing bogle and rightback and baldock at centreback but then pushing baldock out to right back and bogle forward to right midfield and back again. This meant that Brighton couldn’t set up to exploit baldock in the air as they couldn’t guarantee he’d be at centreback consistently. In fact the whole thing confused them immensely and was a great piece of coaching/management but it’s not sustainable long term.Ability to head the ball at CB doesn't appear to be a factor in playing that position. See Ampadu.
Sorry I was being facetious. It's bordering on criminal the amount of chances and goals conceded from an inability to win defensive headers this season. Baldock needs to concentrate on getting back to his own high standards at RWB. I believe playing at LCB has partly contributed to Endas loss of form. Horses for courses.But our weakness in the air has cost us repeatedly this season ampadu being an example as you say. Baldock would further compound this issue imo. Now he did look interesting at centrehalf against Brighton when we were down to 10 men as a hybrid centrehalf/ rightback but we played with a huge amount of positional fluidity to cover for him. We were switching formation almost constantly during that game playing bogle and rightback and baldock at centreback but then pushing baldock out to right back and bogle forward to right midfield and back again. This meant that Brighton couldn’t set up to exploit baldock in the air as they couldn’t guarantee he’d be at centreback consistently. In fact the whole thing confused them immensely and was a great piece of coaching/management but it’s not sustainable long term.
Ahhhh I thought you might’ve been but couldn’t be sure hahaha. I agree we’ve got a few hybrid players at the club who can play multiple roles but baldock and Stevens aren’t two of them.Sorry I was being facetious. It's bordering on criminal the amount of chances and goals conceded from an inability to win defensive headers this season. Baldock needs to concentrate on getting back to his own high standards at RWB. I believe playing at LCB has partly contributed to Endas loss of form. Horses for courses.
that brighton game was the only time weve seen baldock and bogle down our right hand side and it looked highly promising weve somehow got to get both of them in the team next season even if its a basic 4-4-2 system which i know isnt going to happen but it could be good enough to have success in the championship utb ftoBut our weakness in the air has cost us repeatedly this season ampadu being an example as you say. Baldock would further compound this issue imo. Now he did look interesting at centrehalf against Brighton when we were down to 10 men as a hybrid centrehalf/ rightback but we played with a huge amount of positional fluidity to cover for him. We were switching formation almost constantly during that game playing bogle and rightback and baldock at centreback but then pushing baldock out to right back and bogle forward to right midfield and back again. This meant that Brighton couldn’t set up to exploit baldock in the air as they couldn’t guarantee he’d be at centreback consistently. In fact the whole thing confused them immensely and was a great piece of coaching/management but it’s not sustainable long term.
George Baldock
Got all the attributes to play that position
I don’t think you’ll see it as a starting formation as we simply haven’t recruited players to play that way. It would be an interesting plan b though.that brighton game was the only time weve seen baldock and bogle down our right hand side and it looked highly promising weve somehow got to get both of them in the team next season even if its a basic 4-4-2 system which i know isnt going to happen but it could be good enough to have success in the championship utb fto
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