I pretty much agree with you Bill on where our weakness could be.
Without switching to a 4-4-2 I don’t think we will get a traditional front 2. In what seems to be Dean’s favoured 4-3-3 the key for me is whoever ends up playing furthest forward of the midfield 3 – the number 10 position if you like. We are going to need double figures of goals from that slot with the other midfielders pitching in with 5 or 6.
At the minute that looks like Scales or Beeston (possibly Butterfield?) will get that slot.
Also Wilson and Roberts will have to become the second striker when the ball comes in from the other side.
Whitehall and Elliott’s records suggest they could get 20 in a good side at this level but of course in this system only 1 is likely to be on the pitch at any given time.
