Chabuddy G
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In a Blades system, and you're playing the left footer Vertonghen at right centre half? BrilliantDisagree with squad, but probably agree with first 11.
The main issue I would have in putting Blades players in that Spurs squad is whether they could play in their system......And this is true vice versa to be fair.
I don't rate Aurier, Sanchez, Dier or Davies.....But would JOC, Egan, Baldock, Stevens be as successful at this level as a back 4?
Plus Alderweireld/Vertonghen would be their main CB pairing but for off the field issues, and as a two, there's no one i'd replace them with from either squad.
Both Lloris and Henderson are good shot stoppers, but also prone to mistakes in all honesty.
In a 'Blades system'
...................................................Hendo/Lloris
..................Vertonghen..........Alderweireld..............JOC
Baldock..........................................................................................Stevens
....................Sissoko.....................Berge......................Fleck
.........................................Kane...........................Son
In a Spurs 4231 though, I struggle to fit many Blades in.
The only huge differences to their system and ours is defence, so if you 'probably agree' none of our first team would get in their team in their system, why have you got 2 midfielders of ours in this team? Surely should just be Spurs midfielders.
In a back 4, JOC easily holds his own, yes. Without question. Probably Egan as well. Stevens and Baldock are perfectly capable defenders, I've personally never seen anyone get the better of Baldock. And that's from running the whole wing on their own, so yes they walk into the back 4 ahead of the terrible Aurier and Davies. They can defend and attack in equal measure.
As for keepers, of course they're prone to mistakes. All keepers are prone to mistakes