sim0n
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well, when ready I believe Lamela is better suited inside, so here:
LW Eriksen
AM Lamela
RW Lennon
other folks can debate Townsend vs Lenno, but when healthy it appears that Lennon is still #1 RW
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LW Eriksen
AM Lamela
RW Lennon
other folks can debate Townsend vs Lenno, but when healthy it appears that Lennon is still #1 RW
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Matthew Wyatt
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Yes, me too please!Can some kind sir provide me a solution to watch the game on my iPad?
Pm ofcourse
EnfieldYiddo
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Next to no chance Lennon will be number one chance at RWF when fit, he doesn't fit the system anymore.
belsunz
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Unimpressed with Siggy on the left. Stats clearly show the right flank is by far Norwich's most recognized weakness. It should be exploited and it is a big question mark Siggy can do this, floating inside usually. Would've been tempted to stick Townsend on the left then, with Lamela on the right.
Anyway, big game coming up for Siggy. Let's hope he proves us wrong.
Anyway, big game coming up for Siggy. Let's hope he proves us wrong.
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Depends on his fitness, what AVB has told him, etc...
He might be fine with it (to a degree)
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Happy with the team apart from Sigi. Would prefer (if fit) any of Chadli, Townsend (playing left, with Lamela on the right), Eriksen (with Holtby in the middle) Lennon
sim0n
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or just provide a real linking player for GOLdado,.... such a waste watching him run around isolated all the time...
Well, last time I saw Siggy (Tbilisi home) he was producing rather well with one assists, one key pass to another goal, hitting the post, hitting the sidenet, some nice passes and constantly getting into good positions with no one to pick him out there. Guess last one might change with Eriksen providing some vision and creativity.
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Siggy and Eriksen both are creative, hopefully we will finally see Soldado.
We've seen next to no of his ability which is very unfortunate.
He's up their with the best in terms of being clinical.
We've seen next to no of his ability which is very unfortunate.
He's up their with the best in terms of being clinical.
And what would've Andros done on the left? Better suited for the right flank.
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I can see Holtby and Sandro both starting in the midweek game, give them another run out there to get there fitness up.
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The last part is completely wrong. How can you say that? You can't until Lennon comes back. Townsend has played pretty well and there is a good chance he has taken Lennon's spot as preferred option.
sim0n
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I wrote that because it "appears" by AVB's selection history that when Lennon is healthy, then he's #1 RW... That's why I wrote that - AVB will do what he wants to do and you are right, until Lennon returns to full fitness we will not have objective evidence. But I am not wrong, AVB picks Lennon to start as long as he's healthy historically.
Sigurdsson is not creative.
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Dont understand why so many people feel Holtby should be starting in an attacking role. He said he sees himself as a no.6 (as does AVB (I could be wrong on this!) Holtby has only had one impressive game this season ( I know its his only chance) against a very poor Georgian team and so many people think he should be in the no.10 role and will solve all our creative problems. I am not saying Holtby is not good enough to play or writing him off yet, but I think he is a way off being an automatic starter and would imagine he will need to show more to AVB when he appears as a sub and more in europe and League cup against more challenging teams before AVB starts him... Will be interesting to see if he's up to the challenge.
belsunz
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Staying on his flank, attacking the full back, hitting the byline and provide crosses - most of all: not floating inside like Siggy is likely to do.
Personally see little value in that, what did those crosses provide last time Andros switched to the left?
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