Straight 442?WestYorksRoyal wrote:Hope I'm proven wrong, but I never feel confident when I see the XI and don't have a clue what the formation is. Keane as a no.10? Doyle on the wing? Kyerewaa at RWB? Your guess as good as mine.
That is one possibility. Doyle drifts in while Roberts overlaps.Sutekh wrote:Straight 442?WestYorksRoyal wrote:Hope I'm proven wrong, but I never feel confident when I see the XI and don't have a clue what the formation is. Keane as a no.10? Doyle on the wing? Kyerewaa at RWB? Your guess as good as mine.
Pereira
Nyambe O’Connor Dorsett Roberts
Kyerewaa Savage Wing Doyle
Marriott Keane
Agree completely.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Hope I'm proven wrong, but I never feel confident when I see the XI and don't have a clue what the formation is. Keane as a no.10? Doyle on the wing? Kyerewaa at RWB? Your guess as good as mine.
That'd be my guess. 442 out of possession, something like 3223 when we're attackingWestYorksRoyal wrote:That is one possibility. Doyle drifts in while Roberts overlaps.Sutekh wrote:Straight 442?WestYorksRoyal wrote:Hope I'm proven wrong, but I never feel confident when I see the XI and don't have a clue what the formation is. Keane as a no.10? Doyle on the wing? Kyerewaa at RWB? Your guess as good as mine.
Pereira
Nyambe O’Connor Dorsett Roberts
Kyerewaa Savage Wing Doyle
Marriott Keane
Nyambe seems to be pretty narrow.Hound wrote:Doyle LW and Keane behind Marriott from the opening 30 secs watching
I think it has settled into what you have thereSnowflake Royal wrote:Nyambe seems to be pretty narrow.Hound wrote:Doyle LW and Keane behind Marriott from the opening 30 secs watching
Could be
......................Pereira
....Nyambe, O'Connor, Dorsett
.Kyerewaa, Wing, Savage, Roberts
...................Keane, Doyle
......................Marriott
But Doyle does look more left wing.
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