[madsteve]

CC is almost the complete opposite of SG.

SG played a rigid 442 every match whereas CC's tactics are flexible and invariably we play more than one formation during a match.

SG concentrated on defence & avoiding defeat whereas CC looks for ways to win a match.

SG teams were predictable whereas guessing CC's team is tough.

I tend to agree Towinjustonce that CC got away with it here but he used Joao sparingly, which he needs to do. FF will get a rest against Stoke but he has to find out how to rest his key players particularly with the match against Derby in mind.

[peiowl]

I  could see some logic in what towin is saying except for the fact that we had just signed Hooper so there was no need to use Nuhiu to give Joao a rest.

Anyhow, enough of this Nuhiu bashing you lot. I don't go along with that kind of thing.

[madsteve]

I  could see some logic in what towin is saying except for the fact that we had just signed Hooper so there was no need to use Nuhiu to give Joao a rest.

Anyhow, enough of this Nuhiu bashing you lot. I don't go along with that kind of thing.

Hooper is 5 foot 9 whereas Nuhiu is 6 foot 6 & Joao is 6 foot 4. It is a lot harder for Hooper to compete in the air.

[peiowl]

But does Nuhiu really "compete in the air?" I thought one of his flaws was his heading inability.

[consilio]

He's 5'11" but still by no means as big as the other two.

[madsteve]

Nuhiu will win the ball for flick ons but rarely heads it to a team mate.

[Imre varadi]

[peiowl]

Felling alright imre?