Footballing Style Table

[TRC]

Newcastle

Arsenal

Blackpool

Spurs

Man U

Bolton

Chelsea

West Brom

 

The rest are fucking gash imo.

[Incognito]

I think Everton play decent stuff tbh.

[Guest neesy111]

I think Everton play decent stuff tbh.

 

They do until the opposition penalty area.  Usually because they have 4-6-0 as their strikers usually come in deep because they get isolated upfront.

[polpolpol]

I prefer to see a team that can execute a plan, even if it is a basic one like Stoke's, to a team which has no idea what it is doing and is just a disjointed mess (West Ham). So:

 

1. Blackpool

2. Spurs

3. Arsenal (think they have atrophied a bit in midfield movement this year)

4. Sunderland (like their tempo)

5. Aston Villa (number of players who work between the lines = interesting)

6. Bolton (a bit overshadowed by Blackpool in the play your-own-game-not-theirs stakes)

7. Liverpool (quite like this new back 3 idea)

8. Newcastle

9. Stoke (their plan is simplistic, but at least they can execute it)

10. Wigan

11. Man U (lucky above all else)

12. West Brom (noble aims, practical ineptitude)

13. Everton (like what they down at sides of pitch, not so much in centre)

14. Wolves (a worse Stoke)

15. Man City

16. Chelsea (this low on current form. They play like a through-ball-happy 7 year old on pro-evo)

17. Birmingham (seem to have no strategy, only tactics)

18. Blackburn (again, pure pragmatism)

19. Fulham (about as mobile as a fussball team)

20. West Ham

 

 

[Hanshithispantz]

I would say we were pretty entertaining but aren't exactly stylish, we have Colo, Enrique, Jonas and Tiote who have played some neat stuff this season, whith Barton also technicaly been outstanding, but we've never been an Arsenal-esque free flowing side (but who has).

 

SJP has seen the most goals in the league this season though, so it's probably the stadium to watch if your a neutral.