How are they inverted?
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How are they inverted?
Dunno, just all inverted and that.
How aren't they?
What's the issue with Ricky Sacks?
He's a bit marmite, he's OK in small doses but there's not a lot of, shall we say, depth to him...
Ange reaches up their arseholes and pulls them inside out, just before the match.
Then he has assistants to sort them out afterwards. They can only do it once a week, which is why he threw the Fulham game.
There are LOTSSSS
I watched some and get recommended new ones daily lol. I love it though, some pick up on a few things others miss.
I don't think it's necessarily a flavour of the month thing though, we're literally the best team to watch by all accounts. If we kept this up we'd have the all time most aesthetically pleasing prem football season of any team.
Because they’re not the « wrong » way round. Wingers or forwards are often inverted so that they present a threat cutting in rather than going outside. A right-footed player is put on the left and vice versa.
The fullbacks are just tucked in,
I'd say they are more introverted than inverted but Pedro seems an outgoing lad tbf
It's amazing that suddenly all these sites have mushroomed and those who run them are getting a few quid I assume.
That’s capitalism for you!
Yeah.
They should get the council to run twitter.
No they are inverted wingers in that they cut inside with the ball instead of staying wide like traditional wingers. What foot they prefer is nothing to do with it.
Why did you disagree? Your definition was the same as mine. Most of the time they play so they cut in on their stronger foot eg Arjen Robben.
The way Ange's inverted FBs work is that they move inside for the ball rather than outside and then combine with the 6/8 and wide mids to outnumber the opposition in dangerous areas - setting up triangles to move down the pitch. The FBs can continue moving all the way down the pitch (usually only one at a time) to then pop up in goalscoring areas. They often run the inside channel looking for a pass - it's teh reason Ange's FBs get so many goals and assists compared with other teams.
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