- Feb 1, 2005
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Is Juande Ramos Ted Rogers in disguise? Well he might have to be, as whether he wanted it this way or not (I'd suggest he did but that hardly fits into the Levy/Comolli bashing so in vogue at present so I'll keep that under my hat), Spurs WILL be playing 4-2-3-1 or, more likely, 4-3-2-1 (yes, hence my tenuous and not very funny dusty bin reference).
So, who do we think will most likely be fitting into the '3-2/2-3' roles of our midfield?
Jenas and Modric are surely the first names on the list.
I reckon Zokora or Hudd will always play and possibly even both will after they played so well together for 25 minutes against Chelsea.
Bentley should get the nod either wide right (in a 3) or just behind Pav/Bent (in a 2), however, Lennon has apparently impressed the boss and I bet he makes a lot of starts in this position.
On the other side, the same goes for Bale and Dos Santos.
Whichever way you look at it, with that instead of the malfunctioning and uncreative Lennon-Jenas-Zokora-Malbranque axis, surely it barely matters who we've got up front? No?
So, who do we think will most likely be fitting into the '3-2/2-3' roles of our midfield?
Jenas and Modric are surely the first names on the list.
I reckon Zokora or Hudd will always play and possibly even both will after they played so well together for 25 minutes against Chelsea.
Bentley should get the nod either wide right (in a 3) or just behind Pav/Bent (in a 2), however, Lennon has apparently impressed the boss and I bet he makes a lot of starts in this position.
On the other side, the same goes for Bale and Dos Santos.
Whichever way you look at it, with that instead of the malfunctioning and uncreative Lennon-Jenas-Zokora-Malbranque axis, surely it barely matters who we've got up front? No?
