| Are we likely to play 4-5-1 with an isolated striker all season 15:51 - Aug 22 with 439 views | Simonds92 |
or is this just because we're playing against better opposition? I remember when Lambert first came in he persisted with an isolated Roberts upfront. |  | | |  |
| Are we likely to play 4-5-1 with an isolated striker all season on 15:59 - Aug 22 with 393 views | TieDyedIn95 |
If we're looking for a mid-table finish then yes! |  |
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| Are we likely to play 4-5-1 with an isolated striker all season on 16:11 - Aug 22 with 368 views | SonOfSpock |
Never been a fan of 1 up front. I dont see why we'd need anything other than a 442 in this division.
It leaves the striker isolated, and its not like we have any midfielders that know where the back of the net is.
Its a no from me, but I dont pick the team. |  | | |
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