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Play Dewsbury-Hall and Röhl in the ‘2′ of the 4-2-3-1 alongside them and focus on signing match-winning players in the wide positions.
Well, numbers show that Gana plays differently now, the question is: Is it good or bad? Can he play enough games next season to fulfill his wage?
Unfortunately, there’s some truth in moving on, but time can only show what will happen.
Enjoy the World Cup, toffees.
Ndiaye belongs in the centre of the pitch, using close control and quick feet to make things happen in tight spaces. This gets slightly wasted out wide, where pace and delivery are more important. Both Alcaraz and Ndiaye would be at their best playing just off the No 9, dropping deep to link the play and create and score goals. Both have been successful in this role before.
I’m with you that Armstrong and Röhl are both deeper players. For me, Röhl is that box-to-box, high energy midfielder. Armstrong looks to have a bit of everything so will end up belonging in the ‘2′ of the 4-2-3-1.
Teams will be incentivised to keep their amortisation low, to provide a higher ability to pay higher wages.
Looking for value, using the academy, free transfers and sister clubs seems the order of the day.
Pack it in you big tart