Glovegun
Established Member
It's tactical naiveity on Wenger's part. In all the years he's been here I can only really remember one game where he set out his stall according to the opposition - Barcelona away last year. This inflexibility tactically has always been one of his failings.
Everyone knows that United play with width. They stretch the play, they don't compress it. Everyone can see that we're playing with makeshift full-backs. The sensible option would've been to go with a flat 4-4-2. Song and Ramsey have easily got the legs to compete with Giggs and Carrick (might've been different if they'd have had Anderson or Fletcher). Play Rosicky and Chamberlain out wide protecting the full-back with Walcott pushed right up alongside Robin.
Everyone knows that United play with width. They stretch the play, they don't compress it. Everyone can see that we're playing with makeshift full-backs. The sensible option would've been to go with a flat 4-4-2. Song and Ramsey have easily got the legs to compete with Giggs and Carrick (might've been different if they'd have had Anderson or Fletcher). Play Rosicky and Chamberlain out wide protecting the full-back with Walcott pushed right up alongside Robin.