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2-0

what a free

I dare say we know what might be on motd first tonight

4-3 Man U. getting silly now

and now subbed on the half hour mark what a glorious contribution he's made today

if any actual defenders want a game please report to the Madjeski Stadium 3-3

Christ Man U look awful at the back

I think I've isolated the problem I've put Rafael in my ff team- only logical explanation

the premier leagues defending is getting worse somehow

correct 3-2 reading

2-2

1-0 Reading

Yeah cos he's shit. No trophies in 7 years at one of the biggest clubs in the world and a club going rapidly backwards on the pitch. can't compete in a game thats turned into who has the biggest billionaire (or ridiculously good manager in Fergie)

2-0 Swansea oh dear oh dear

many are already

Watford are on fire atm 4-0 up atm, good to see Zola do well

oh dear Arsenal

blasphemy

GW 15 1 0-1 2 1-0 3 0-1 4 1-0 5 0-1 6 0-0 7 1-0 8 0-2 9 1-0 10 1-0

loads of options on the bench....... Elliot, Tavernier, Ferguson, Bigirimana, Marveaux, Sammy Ameobi, Ranger.

could be a 433 tbf though Jonas's current form kinda counters that idea

wooooo we're the best at something

you have seen us lately right

Most teams approach it by having allocated roles with regard to situations that occur commonly during defending. That is the general backdrop. Then for a day or so they look at video or dossier of the other team and hone that general defensive pattern a bit to suit the next opponent. I have never in my life heard of a team spending FOUR DAYS ON OPPONENT SPECIFIC DEFENCE, infact when I first heard about it last year I thought it was just a PR stunt by Pards to make him look thorough. It's the same for attack, there are pitch area specific routines and role allocation (what happens if we do this) and then that is honed to the next opponent for a day or so.... hardly think its unusual to train on opposition weaknesses and how to exploit them, Revie was doing it for Leeds in the 60's