| Alcaraz stats on 22:10 - Oct 4 with 1486 views | PatfromPoole |
Interesting to see him playing as a striker last night, with Adam Armstrong playing behind him.
A penny for Che Adams’ thoughts last night….. |  |
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| Alcaraz stats on 03:35 - Oct 5 with 1405 views | NYC_Saint |
He didn't look natural in the striker role to me and doesn't have the pace. But I wouldn't know how to rearrange it as I think he and Stu Armstrong need to start if fit. Maybe Stu wider and Adam Armstrong up front rather than on the wing?
Also why doesn't KWP always take his man on, invariably he wins as he's far too good for this level |  | | |
| Alcaraz stats on 09:34 - Oct 5 with 1295 views | Berber |
| Alcaraz stats on 03:35 - Oct 5 by NYC_Saint |
He didn't look natural in the striker role to me and doesn't have the pace. But I wouldn't know how to rearrange it as I think he and Stu Armstrong need to start if fit. Maybe Stu wider and Adam Armstrong up front rather than on the wing?
Also why doesn't KWP always take his man on, invariably he wins as he's far too good for this level |
He will win more often than not, and he attracts us defenders to him, but often misses the opportunity to pass so stops and passes backwards. Good, but far from perfect. |  |
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| Alcaraz stats on 10:17 - Oct 5 with 1274 views | SaintNick |
Given that two of our losses saw us concede 4 goals or more, I would say it is a bit of a coincidence, in that it didn't matter who is up front when you defend as badly as we did against Sunderland & Leicester.
But I am not saying that it might not have had more of an affect in the other 2 games |  |
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| Alcaraz stats on 12:58 - Oct 5 with 1236 views | GRIM |
| Alcaraz stats on 03:35 - Oct 5 by NYC_Saint |
He didn't look natural in the striker role to me and doesn't have the pace. But I wouldn't know how to rearrange it as I think he and Stu Armstrong need to start if fit. Maybe Stu wider and Adam Armstrong up front rather than on the wing?
Also why doesn't KWP always take his man on, invariably he wins as he's far too good for this level |
Agreed KWP is good at getting past the first opponent but he doesn't know when to release the ball, he tends to carry it too far & quite often loses it then getting caught out of position.
OK so he did give AA a great ball to score against Leeds but he just doesn't do that often enough.
Albeit he looks good going forward he is not a good defender, he needs to focus on cutting out the threat from his areas & stopping the crosses coming in. | | | |
| Alcaraz stats on 14:51 - Oct 5 with 1192 views | PatfromPoole |
Alcaraz must be doing something right, as he’s just been called up by Argentina…… | |
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| Alcaraz stats on 15:51 - Oct 5 with 1167 views | Hollywood56 |
| Alcaraz stats on 03:35 - Oct 5 by NYC_Saint |
He didn't look natural in the striker role to me and doesn't have the pace. But I wouldn't know how to rearrange it as I think he and Stu Armstrong need to start if fit. Maybe Stu wider and Adam Armstrong up front rather than on the wing?
Also why doesn't KWP always take his man on, invariably he wins as he's far too good for this level |
Because are over experienced manager has stopped him from making his forward attacking runs in preference to passing the ball BACKWARDS  | | | |
| Alcaraz stats on 16:07 - Oct 5 with 1158 views | Ifonly |
It's a tricky one with Alcaraz because he doesn't really fit into RM's preferred 4-3-3 but he's too good to be left out. For me, he's a stand-out player in our current squad and managers should always be prepared to change formations and adapt tactics to suit stand-out players.
If it was up to me, we'd play 4-2-3-1 and he would be the "10" player in the middle of the 3. I think that's his best position and where we'd make best use of his talents. | | | |
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| Alcaraz stats on 14:13 - Oct 6 with 989 views | GRIM |
| Alcaraz stats on 16:07 - Oct 5 by Ifonly |
It's a tricky one with Alcaraz because he doesn't really fit into RM's preferred 4-3-3 but he's too good to be left out. For me, he's a stand-out player in our current squad and managers should always be prepared to change formations and adapt tactics to suit stand-out players.
If it was up to me, we'd play 4-2-3-1 and he would be the "10" player in the middle of the 3. I think that's his best position and where we'd make best use of his talents. |
Agreed, Charlie is a very talented lad but he just has to manage that Argentinian aggression.
He always looks like a red card waiting to happen, I think that's why RM says he doesn't trust him. | | | |
| Alcaraz stats on 19:55 - Oct 6 with 918 views | NYC_Saint |
Just signed a 5 year contract | | | |
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