Westbrook the new Messi?

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    fans6464
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    Westbrook isn’t Messi and he’s a sitting midfielder yet Butler had him man marked it seemed by Beestin.We man marked a holding player at home FFs,take that on board .Screw Butlerball

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    alcazaralcazar
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    Plus it seems we’re still doing the “everyone back” dance at opposition corners?
    Butler’s understanding seems limited.
    No outlet, remain under pressure.
    Not difficult is it?

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    Will be interesting to see what Butler does if we’re 1 up in a game and wants to protect the lead, many times last season we failed at this, watching Tuchel’s mastercalss against the Argies will Butler have learnt? Sadly one trait he has which is almost fatal for progression is his stubbornness and rigid approach. We need Butler to develop as a manager for the sake of him and the club. He shows no signs of development just yet.

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    saleironsaleiron
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    Having forced myself to listen to the Humberside interview, I was hopeful he was developing a more mature, sophisticated and flexible approach to management. However, he still seems preoccupied by players’ “credit in the bank” and what he’s seen in training and on GPS data. I am interested in what they do on the pitch on match day. The rest is noise.

    Will be interesting to see what Butler does if we’re 1 up in a game and wants to protect the lead, many times last season we failed at this, watching Tuchel’s mastercalss against the Argies will Butler have learnt? Sadly one trait he has which is almost fatal for progression is his stubbornness and rigid approach. We need Butler to develop as a manager for the sake of him and the club. He shows no signs of development just yet.

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    PhilAndersPhilAnders
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    I promised to keep an eye on management mistakes from games this season
    1.setting up with 2 holding midfielders while asking the attacking midfielder to priorize picking up his opposite number
    2.playing a striker wide right instead of starting with a proven winger.
    3. Not changing the organisation of the midfield 3 soon enough to give the lone striker some support.
    4. Not organising the defence well enough to cover a back post runner from a free kick.
    Let see what happens next week.

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