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For me, I think the answer would be no.
A fluid midfield working properly could confuse the opposition to our benefit, but at the moment, all it's doing is confusing ourselves. Our midfield players haven't got a clue where they're meant to be and who is supposed to be doing what.
A fluid midfield working properly could confuse the opposition to our benefit, but at the moment, all it's doing is confusing ourselves. Our midfield players haven't got a clue where they're meant to be and who is supposed to be doing what.