I'm sure all the great managers talk about building a team from the defence forward, and not the striker back
Yeah. They all had great strikers.
I'm also sure all the great managers spent more on their attackers than they did their keepers and defenders.
I can't believe I'm having to do this but....
Strikers/forwards effect the opposition. You can literally stop a far better team playing a high line if you have quality up front. No-one has ever changed their teams tactics to accommodate the oppositions centre backs.
If they were great managers, I'm sure they wanted the best player in every position, and I'm sure they valued their contribution equally
You think Fergie would have gone to such great lengths to protect Stam if he'd fly kicked a spectator cos I don't.
Execept he valued them different when it cane to the transfer market and wages, with Rio being an exception.
It's weird you are using managers as an example to try and support your point when they literally prove that attackers cost more and are paid more for a reason.
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posted on 11/1/18
I'm sure all the great managers talk about building a team from the defence forward, and not the striker back
posted on 11/1/18
Yeah. They all had great strikers.
posted on 11/1/18
I'm also sure all the great managers spent more on their attackers than they did their keepers and defenders.
posted on 11/1/18
I can't believe I'm having to do this but....
Strikers/forwards effect the opposition. You can literally stop a far better team playing a high line if you have quality up front. No-one has ever changed their teams tactics to accommodate the oppositions centre backs.
posted on 11/1/18
If they were great managers, I'm sure they wanted the best player in every position, and I'm sure they valued their contribution equally
posted on 11/1/18
You think Fergie would have gone to such great lengths to protect Stam if he'd fly kicked a spectator cos I don't.
posted on 11/1/18
Execept he valued them different when it cane to the transfer market and wages, with Rio being an exception.
It's weird you are using managers as an example to try and support your point when they literally prove that attackers cost more and are paid more for a reason.
posted on 11/1/18
Fergie hates strikers
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