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We've had to play Gazzaniga in a League match....and Vorm gives us a chance at winning the FA Cup. That is an important role.GKs rarely get injured/rotated
We've had to play Gazzaniga in a League match....and Vorm gives us a chance at winning the FA Cup. That is an important role.GKs rarely get injured/rotated
Lucas has a different skill set to Son. I'd start Lucas over Son every time.
That does not mean Son is bad - on the contrary, I love Son, and think he adds a lot to this squad. But if I prefer Dele-Eriksen-Lucas in terms of flexibility, creativity, and goals.
I'm not going to come into this thread anymore
Dele isn’t up droppable. Doubt Poch is brave enough. Son Lamela moura could all take his place without too much concern imo.
Dele is a key member of our first XI and starts pretty much every game for a reason. It's not that Poch is not brave enough, it is that Poch knows a lot more about football than any of us.
We've had to play Gazzaniga in a League match....and Vorm gives us a chance at winning the FA Cup. That is an important role.
Vorm will play all the way to the final.Would you keep Vorm in goal for the upcoming FA Cup game versus Swansea?
I wouldn't. We've now reached the stage in the FA Cup where we need to put out our best team if we're to go all the way.
Goalies are less impacted by the number of games than outfield players. We need to play Lloris the rest of the way.
Vorm will play all the way to the final.
Yes and no. I get what you are saying about playing your best - but life is more complicated.Do you think that's smart?
I would say Dier is a important player of our team, but not undroppable, like a Kane or Eriksen.In which case I'm not sure you understand the tactics that Poch tends to use.
Dier is quite possibly the most important person in the side for what Poch expects from the side. Dier gives the side the option to seamlessly switch between an almost infinite amount of different formations. More so than any other player. He may not be the greatest in any of the positions that he can play in, but he is better than every one else in be able to do so adequately. He can play any position in a back 4 or even a back 5, as well as being able to play all positions across the midfield. He also does not look entirely out of place when he finds himself in the oppositions box.
Yes and no. I get what you are saying about playing your best - but life is more complicated.
The unwritten contract between manager and back-up keeper at top clubs (who is usually capable of playing at the league level) is generally - "I want you to come here, and work hard, even though you will not play any league matches. In return, I will play you in Cup matches." That keeps the player incentivized to turn up to training everyday - working hard to improve himself, and his GK teammates. Its important, from a man-management standpoint, that the manager honor that arrangement.
Look at the recent League Cup final - Ospina v. Bravo. Same situation.
Good point - but is that the agreement between this coach and Vorm? Can you remember what happened last season? I can't.
Our best chance of winning the FA Cup is with Lloris in goal.