Doracle
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He will play right wing surely replacing Mata, interchanging with Lingard? We have no one else who is competent on that side at all.
And its pretty clear we're stupid AF if we bought Alexis to replace Martial.I think it’s pretty clear his most dangerous position is LW and cutting in to shoot.
I think it’s pretty clear his most dangerous position is LW and cutting in to shoot.
Hence the conundrum.And its pretty clear we're stupid AF if we bought Alexis to replace Martial.
I agree. Should really be buying someone for RW.And its pretty clear we're stupid AF if we bought Alexis to replace Martial.
In 4-2-3-1, signs are (see Stoke game) Pogba stays on the right of Matić, but I agree and hope Sánchez will feature on the rightwing, in a similar role to Mata, who's main asset is to allows us keep possession and short passing upfront, and we won't be losing that with the introduction of Sánchez.Against midtable teams :
Pogba - MatićAgainst big teams :
Sánchez - Lingard - Martial
Lukaku
Herrera - Matić - PogbaWhen we go 3-5-2 :
Sánchez - Lukaku - Martial
Bailly - Smalling - Jones
Valencia - Matić - Pogba - Young
Lingard
Lukaku - Sánchez
Hence why we still need a winger.Do we really want to lingard to play on either left or right side when he played his best games centrally?
My thoughts exactly.His goal/game ratio is the best as center forward. A slot for Mahrez on RW?
What insight? Insight to what is comfortable for Sanchez, or what is the best for the team?I shouldn't be answering to you, since you're not really interested in the discussion. But those statements from Sánchez were from 2014, and since then he practically hasn't played for Arsenal on the right, although he played every other position in attack, as you can see here, so I do think Michael Cox has an insight, yeah.
Firstly, no to mega threads. Secondly this is still on the assumption that the 99.9% chance becomes a certainty and he becomes a Manchester United player by Monday :
Where does he play for us? It's discussed in the match day thread and in the Sanchez thread lightly. Personally it's in Lingards role for me. I think he's best centrally and shouldn't be cast wide.
Others claim left wing and some claim RW. Where does he play for us?
EDIT: poll would be nice mods if possible.
We don't need to tie him down to 1 position,give him the freedom to drift across the front 3.He can start on the right,and he can then switch to the left and if required,he can also take up a more central position....Firstly, no to mega threads. Secondly this is still on the assumption that the 99.9% chance becomes a certainty and he becomes a Manchester United player by Monday :
Where does he play for us? It's discussed in the match day thread and in the Sanchez thread lightly. Personally it's in Lingards role for me. I think he's best centrally and shouldn't be cast wide.
Others claim left wing and some claim RW. Where does he play for us?
EDIT: poll would be nice mods if possible.
Perfect.RW to replace Mata.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/alexis-sanchez-arsene-wenger-says-chilean-is-unpredictable-playing-on-the-right-wing-rather-than-the-a6988351.html?amp
“It was good to see Alexis Sanchez score again last weekend,” Wenger writes of the 3-3 draw against West Ham last Saturday. “Most of the time it’s with the efficiency of his performances that you know the he is back to his best. He’s a striker who can have an impact on the game and since he’s come back on the right, I think he is more efficient. It is more natural for him than on the left. His game is a bit more predictable on the left. On the right he is unpredictable because he can go outside and inside. On the left he looks always to come inside and that’s easier to block.”
On the bottom one, I think Jose likes Lingard for the big games as he's harder working so maybe he comes in for Martial in that line up?I think he is going to play as the #10 against lesser sides and on either flank in the bigger games, the position Jose had reserved for Griezmann.
More or less the current 4-2-3-1 with him replacing either Lingard or Mata.
LukakuBig game line up:
Martial Sanchez Lingard
Pogba Matic
Young Jones Smalling Valencia
deGea
Martial Lukaku SanchezIf Martial improves his finishing to higher consistency, it becomes impossible to drop him from the side because he doesn't give the ball away and adds so much in finishing to a side that is usually very profligate.
Pogba Herrera
Matic
Young Jones Smalling Valencia
deGea
Could well happen but I'd think it all comes down to form. If Lingard is scoring as often as he is right now he'll get in for the big games, kind of like Park did under Fergie but Martial isn't doing half bad a job tracking back and doing his defensive duties right now.On the bottom one, I think Jose likes Lingard for the big games as he's harder working so maybe he comes in for Martial in that line up?
So Wenger said that one year ago and kept playing him on the left? Go figure.RW to replace Mata.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/alexis-sanchez-arsene-wenger-says-chilean-is-unpredictable-playing-on-the-right-wing-rather-than-the-a6988351.html?amp
“It was good to see Alexis Sanchez score again last weekend,” Wenger writes of the 3-3 draw against West Ham last Saturday. “Most of the time it’s with the efficiency of his performances that you know the he is back to his best. He’s a striker who can have an impact on the game and since he’s come back on the right, I think he is more efficient. It is more natural for him than on the left. His game is a bit more predictable on the left. On the right he is unpredictable because he can go outside and inside. On the left he looks always to come inside and that’s easier to block.”