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**** OMT Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton****

FatBloke said:
Okay, I take it back about Hojbjerg, who is playing well as the midfield anchor.

Bissouma off for Skipp and Richi on for Son would be my subs. Maybe with Perisic for Doherty.
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I'd take Kane off, Son has been much better today.

Doherty is fine, we don't need to weaken defensively.
 
monkeybarry said:
Erm, to quote you:
"That's 5-3-2 for me. We need to be realitic about those BACK wingers."
So yeah, you definitely did say we're playing a back five.

Not sure Sess's heatmap would show on him on the right.

In possession and in attack the WB's have been very high up, especially Sess, with PEH being a pivot to move the ball fwd or wide. Less so Doherty, who has been attacking with deeper runs, but still from high.
So that's a 3-5-2.....with Wing Backs in a wing like position, ie in line with the midfield, not the defense (that would be a 5-3-2).

As far as them being in the forward position - that would be 3-3-4....old school!
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LWB obviously.
You said Sess was further up than Son at one point. I said yes, things like that happen în a game that doesnt mean its where he plays. Again, Sess is a Wing Back and speaking of his heat map, I am sure his would be more around our box than în midfield or attack.
 
I've thought for a while that Sessengnon's delivery is pretty meh. It's deffo better than Royal's but it's not particularly consistent.

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