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Thread: Right back woes

  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saxo1man41 View Post
    Downing!
    No chance, he's quite a slow centre half and does not possess the tactical nous to move over the full back. But mainly its his complete lack of pace.
    Caddis wont let us down, but I don't think he will go with him. I think Bennett (Travis, Payne or Evans to step into midfield) or even Bell who could play RB.

  2. #12
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    I suppose we could even see Williams at right-back and Bell on the left. Williams has already shown his versatility, and Mowbray often comes up with a surprise!
    The other possibility, of course, is three at the back, which he's quite keen on.
    So:
    Raya
    Lenihan Mulgrew Williams
    Bennett Smallwood Evans Bell
    Dack Armstrong
    Graham.
    Last edited by AucklandRover; 13-03-2018 at 11:13 PM.

  3. #13
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    I agree aucks, Mr mowbray has wanted us to play that formation since day 1 of the season.

  4. #14
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    I can see this also
    Not my preferred line up but I am just a humble postman not a manager
    Most of mowbrays decisions have been spot on this season so I am more than happy with whatever he decides.

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