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Time for pragmatism at Portman Road 17:12 - Dec 21 with 805 views

As laudable as it is to take an attacking approach at home, if we're serious about staying up it's time for a more pragmatic system IMO.

PL coaches are finding holes in our midfield and backline all too easily. The system at Spurs should've been our blueprint home and away.

Time for pragmatism at Portman Road on 17:13 - Dec 21 with 791 views

FrimleyBlue

10000% agree.

Many say we've done it since.. we haven't. That spurs game was so specific it worked so well.

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Time for pragmatism at Portman Road on 17:14 - Dec 21 with 759 views

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5-4-1 is the easier switch really, we are going to need to consider that for Arsenal and Chelsea surely?

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Time for pragmatism at Portman Road on 17:18 - Dec 21 with 668 views

Stewart27

Tend to agree.

Today and Man Utd home we conceded with the same ball over the top
down our left.

Time for pragmatism at Portman Road on 17:46 - Dec 21 with 537 views

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Time for pragmatism at Portman Road on 17:14 - Dec 21 by bournemouthblue
5-4-1 is the easier switch really, we are going to need to consider that for Arsenal and Chelsea surely?

Well yeah, 5-4-1 when defending and 3-4-2-1 when attacking. Heaps more protection in the right areas.

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