I believe his style is to cut inside and run at defences or shoot and he's right foored. I believe he only plays on the right for Leeds because Summervile plays on the left, but if Gnonto can play either side then he could slot in anywhere. We seem to be collecting attacking versatile players at the moment, which is great for giving the manager options.Why do you say Gnonto prefers playing on the left?
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With his skillset I see him (as with Lindstrom) better in the central areas -- unless they cut inside from out wide.
If we went for Gnonto as well then surely we'd be looking at a narrow 3 behind the centre forward?
McNeil, Gnonto, Harrison, Ndiaye & Lindstrom all seem to be best coming inside (between wing and centre) and driving directly to goal. Especially with the likes of Lindstrom, Ndiaye and Gnonto (if he signs) being really good in tight spaces.
None of them are wingers that stand on the touchine and motor down the chalk.
I reckon we'll be going 4231
GKickford
LB: Mykolenko
LCB: Branthwaite
RCB: Tarkowski
RB: Patterson
CM: Gana
CM: Garner
LACM: Gnonto
ACM: Ndiaye
RACM: Lindstrom
CF:
So, if thats the case (it may well not be) then why would DCL be effective? As his game would rely on crosses.
Surely we'll be resorting to punting it up to him with the 3 behind swarming onto his knock downs?
The other starting option being Beto who could also be effective if the initial ball forward was aimed on the ground at the 3 ACMs.
It certainly sounds like Dyche to go the DCL way, using a high press in defensive actions.
That would explain the need to have multiple attacking players as they would need to be freauently rotated as they'll be cream crackered every game.
I hope youre right and he turns out to be very good for us.
I agree the players we're bringing in will be suited to playing in a more narrow three behind the striker which I don't mind, hopefully would give us more goal threat from different areas.Why do you say Gnonto prefers playing on the left?
Wilfried Gnonto - Detailed stats
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With his skillset I see him (as with Lindstrom) better in the central areas -- unless they cut inside from out wide.
If we went for Gnonto as well then surely we'd be looking at a narrow 3 behind the centre forward?
McNeil, Gnonto, Harrison, Ndiaye & Lindstrom all seem to be best coming inside (between wing and centre) and driving directly to goal. Especially with the likes of Lindstrom, Ndiaye and Gnonto (if he signs) being really good in tight spaces.
None of them are wingers that stand on the touchine and motor down the chalk.
I reckon we'll be going 4231
GK
LB: Mykolenko
LCB: Branthwaite
RCB: Tarkowski
RB: Patterson
CM: Gana
CM: Garner
LACM: Gnonto
ACM: Ndiaye
RACM: Lindstrom
CF:
So, if thats the case (it may well not be) then why would DCL be effective? As his game would rely on crosses.
Surely we'll be resorting to punting it up to him with the 3 behind swarming onto his knock downs?
The other starting option being Beto who could also be effective if the initial ball forward was aimed on the ground at the 3 ACMs.
It certainly sounds like Dyche to go the DCL way, using a high press in defensive actions.
That would explain the need to have multiple attacking players as they would need to be freauently rotated as they'll be cream crackered every game.
Not with that attitude.
Beto would struggle at Marine FC ....
HOOFWhy do you say Gnonto prefers playing on the left?
Wilfried Gnonto - Detailed stats
These are the detailed performance data of Leeds United player Wilfried Gnonto. The website contains a statistic about the performance data of the player.
With his skillset I see him (as with Lindstrom) better in the central areas -- unless they cut inside from out wide.
If we went for Gnonto as well then surely we'd be looking at a narrow 3 behind the centre forward?
McNeil, Gnonto, Harrison, Ndiaye & Lindstrom all seem to be best coming inside (between wing and centre) and driving directly to goal. Especially with the likes of Lindstrom, Ndiaye and Gnonto (if he signs) being really good in tight spaces.
None of them are wingers that stand on the touchine and motor down the chalk.
I reckon we'll be going 4231
GK
LB: Mykolenko
LCB: Branthwaite
RCB: Tarkowski
RB: Patterson
CM: Gana
CM: Garner
LACM: Gnonto
ACM: Ndiaye
RACM: Lindstrom
CF:
So, if thats the case (it may well not be) then why would DCL be effective? As his game would rely on crosses.
Surely we'll be resorting to punting it up to him with the 3 behind swarming onto his knock downs?
The other starting option being Beto who could also be effective if the initial ball forward was aimed on the ground at the 3 ACMs.
It certainly sounds like Dyche to go the DCL way, using a high press in defensive actions.
That would explain the need to have multiple attacking players as they would need to be freauently rotated as they'll be cream crackered every game.
Nah. This lad is direct and quick. Ped made a comparison to Mirallas and if you watch the lad's running style, that's not a terrible shout. Massive generalisation but not the worst shout
It wouldn't surprise me to see 3 deployed narrow, sniffing round the second ball. Lindstrom is quite tall, too, so could well be a Plan B for the hoof if Dom is crowded out or Beto plays. Stay narrow in defence and keep the FBs back to stop the cross - Certainly feels very Dychian.Why do you say Gnonto prefers playing on the left?
Wilfried Gnonto - Detailed stats
These are the detailed performance data of Leeds United player Wilfried Gnonto. The website contains a statistic about the performance data of the player.
With his skillset I see him (as with Lindstrom) better in the central areas -- unless they cut inside from out wide.
If we went for Gnonto as well then surely we'd be looking at a narrow 3 behind the centre forward?
McNeil, Gnonto, Harrison, Ndiaye & Lindstrom all seem to be best coming inside (between wing and centre) and driving directly to goal. Especially with the likes of Lindstrom, Ndiaye and Gnonto (if he signs) being really good in tight spaces.
None of them are wingers that stand on the touchine and motor down the chalk.
I reckon we'll be going 4231
GK
LB: Mykolenko
LCB: Branthwaite
RCB: Tarkowski
RB: Patterson
CM: Gana
CM: Garner
LACM: Gnonto
ACM: Ndiaye
RACM: Lindstrom
CF:
So, if thats the case (it may well not be) then why would DCL be effective? As his game would rely on crosses.
Surely we'll be resorting to punting it up to him with the 3 behind swarming onto his knock downs?
The other starting option being Beto who could also be effective if the initial ball forward was aimed on the ground at the 3 ACMs.
It certainly sounds like Dyche to go the DCL way, using a high press in defensive actions.
That would explain the need to have multiple attacking players as they would need to be freauently rotated as they'll be cream crackered every game.