| Worked out how to play winning football 11:19 - Feb 2 with 954 views | numptydumpty |
After watching football for over 40 years, it seems to win games - you have to have a solid and decent goalkeeper, central defender, central midfielder and centre forward.
If you have sorted that out, you win more than you lose...
That is all that is required.
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| Worked out how to play winning football on 11:52 - Feb 2 with 835 views | loftboy |
It was Warnock that always talked of the spine, his was Kenny, Hill, Derry and Helguson. |  |
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| Worked out how to play winning football on 13:14 - Feb 2 with 713 views | strikerace |
I think scoring more goals plays into this somehow too  |  | | |
| Worked out how to play winning football on 13:40 - Feb 2 with 623 views | MoonshineSteve |
| Worked out how to play winning football on 13:14 - Feb 2 by strikerace |
I think scoring more goals plays into this somehow too |
Now that's just naive.
Tactics. Psychology. Smarts. |  |
| I am still Steve but no longer in Dagenham. |
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| Worked out how to play winning football on 13:56 - Feb 2 with 582 views | Antti_Heinola |
I always think Fergie's theory was this:
6 or 7 of the team workmanlike, reliable, hard workers with good positional sense who can be trusted to do their jobs: Irwin, Neville, Bruce, Pallister, O'Shea, Blomqvist, Fortune, Park, etc etc. All good players, but not superstars. Then you sprinkle that with your stardust: Cantona, Beckham, Giggs, Keane, Yorke, Ronaldo, Rooney. So few of those United lesser lights were much cop elsewhere - Brown, O'Shea, Park, etc. But excelled there, because they were excellent support players. Around lesser players, at lesser clubs, or even in some cases for England, they never looked as good. |  |
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