will we see a more attacking-passing style of football now,

[Ablockhoop]

Modern day football is played with the full backs "bombing up the wings and a defensive midfielder dictacting the play from deep, and the center halfs spliting wide when we have the ball. with the signing of taiwo and possibly this diakite is it likely that we will tweek the way we play or is it just going to be a standard 442. views

[andythefish]

Modern football is about being able to adapt your formation for certain situations.For example,if chasing a game you could play 3 at the back,with Taiwo pushing into the left wing position,leaving Onouha,Ferdinand and Young at the back. But I think the formation will be 4-4-2.

[maverick69]

..................Kenny
Young Ferdinand Onuoha Taiwo

SWP..... Barton Buzz .....Traore

..........Heider .......Campball/Mackie/Bothroyd


I think that might be a bit more attacking!

[Ablockhoop]

...........................kenny

.................. anton ................onouha

young............................................. .............taiwo
.................................diakate
.........................Barton

wrightp....................taarabt................ ...........troare


...........................??????????

[Rsonist]

I think our recent transfer policy is less down to tactics and more about putting together John Terry's worst nightmare...

[Cardiff Ranger]

---------------Kenny----------------
-------Onouha------ Ferdinand ------
Young--------------------------Taiwo
-------------------------------------
SWP-----------Barton----------Traore
---------Buz-------------------------
---------------------Taarabt---------
-----Helguson------------------------

[MattyRangers]

..................Kenny
Young Ferdinand Onuoha Taiwo

SWP..... Barton Buzz .....Traore

..........Heider .......Campball/Mackie/Bothroyd


I think that might be a bit more attacking!

With DJ & HH up top... Great side.

[DouDou_87]

I think our recent transfer policy is less down to tactics and more about putting together John Terry's worst nightmare...