So you’re saying Roberts habit of frequently cutting inside, like Beestin was doing last light incidentally, limits decent crosses? If there was more threat and goal scoring opportunities from crossing instead of cutting in at any one time, he might be doing it more. The other flank is available too. Seems a bit of a picky argument.
You’re the one being picky.
We’ve got 12-feet tall Beck in the side and haven’t been banging in crosses to him, preferring instead to stick with a system in which Roberts is played in a position where he’s likely to cut in and try and shoot rather than cross. Very few coming from the other side, either.
