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Alot more time and space for counter attacks in Bundesliga, should take those plays with a grain of salt when it comes to PL style football. Wirtz was unlocked and free over there but look at him at Liverpool, looked like he was chasing the game for months, trying to adapt. The big question is, do we have the profile of players needed for Alonso's system? Do the club actually have the funds to spend without CL revenue next season or is it stick with what we have (Quenda, Emegha, poBy Reddish-Blue
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Having alot of posession won't mean anything if Pedro is the only one capable of scoring. Maybe if Estevao comes back next season healthy and with young Quenda coming over, we have some options on the wings but even then....between Garnacho, Neto, Delap, Gittens...I don't see them scoring goals regularly.
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We'll have to move quick for our first choice you'd think. Iraola already has plenty of interest + Liverpool looking for a manager is still a possibility
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As I’ve seen others say on Twitter, it is a bit amusing/confusing/worrying that two managers who play very different styles are apparently our two top choices. From all the tactical breakdowns I’ve seen Iraola is very much in the Klopp mould of super high pressing, “heavy metal” football with lots of sprinting whilst Xabi Alonso is more from the Pep school of control and possessional dominance like we wanted with Maresca. As much as I’d like us to play like a Klopp side, we would need quite
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