Travis_Teh
International Regular
that's pretty much a 4-3-3 with a U-back four (2 stoppers, 2 overlapping fullbacks) and a diamond midfield (1 defensive 2 attacking) with three upfront.
I've never been a fan of three up front.... i believe it leaves the central man a little naked (even with the linking attacking midfielder behind him) with the other strikers playing as oldschool wingers.
2 central strikers who work 15 yards away from each other as a unit is the winner
I've never been a fan of three up front.... i believe it leaves the central man a little naked (even with the linking attacking midfielder behind him) with the other strikers playing as oldschool wingers.
2 central strikers who work 15 yards away from each other as a unit is the winner