The Alex Moreno Thread

[sirdennis]

Plus the fact it would appear that the use of both fullbacks in the course of most games is central to Unei thinking if the game isn't going aswell as he would like.

Yes . He runs one into the ground for 70 mins or so and brings the other one on for fresh legs.

Can't do that now. Digne will be having to pace himself.

 

[overlookedvillan]

With Lenglet back we may see something similar to what we saw in pre-season with Mings and Torres with another CB and Cash attacking on the right. Switch the side we have our wingback/CB role.

Could be a positive for next year when Mings is back, but another change to a system that's had to change constantly this year.

Without Emery I'd be worried, but I think we'll have enough to get over the line in the Prem. Europe is another thing as you never know what'll happen in knock-outs and Lille are a good team.

 

["Merd"]

With Lenglet back we may see something similar to what we saw in pre-season with Mings and Torres with another CB and Cash attacking on the right. Switch the side we have our wingback/CB role.

Could be a positive for next year when Mings is back, but another change to a system that's had to change constantly this year.

Without Emery I'd be worried, but I think we'll have enough to get over the line in the Prem. Europe is another thing as you never know what'll happen in knock-outs and Lille are a good team.

Mings was a LB prior to his conversion. Not sure he could still do it given his knees, but thought I'd open it out to discussion.

 

[Moose66]

If that Hermoso fella joins us in the summer, he can play left centre back and left back