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Arsenal Tactics Talk

MutableEarth

Reiss' Dad
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We seems to really neglect anything but the wings. We rely on overlaps from fullbacks who can't cross

We allow teams to settle back in to shape and have no ingenuity to break them down

These are our tactics
No dribblers, no ballers.

Although, and it might seem a bit nuts, but hear me out.........there's a couple teenage wingers at the club. Pretty quick, apparently good at dribbling past people, and they've got decent numbers at a low level. Would be a shame if someone completely ignored them to play the same wingers with no end product...........
 

Gamefaced

Member
Just having two decent wingers alone will improve our attacking play and possibly aid the defence. We would be able to push teams back with runners and dribblers rather than forcing our own full backs to overlap the whole time and use that tactic more sparingly hence our defenders not getting caught out of position so often.
We also need more or a few central midfielders who are comfortable carrying the ball forward or past players and who have the strength to fend off players and use speed, mobility to tracker or move away from opposition players.
We need to be able to put teams on the back foot more often than we are able to now, this alone also helps us to improve defensively, but then of course we still need a strong organiser at the back.
 
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