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Same lineup as today. Son is scoring too many goals to be on the bench. Could see Wanyama in for Dembele, though. But I doubt it.
Be a better player than Alli, tough ask for anyoneCan't believe we're suggesting Son gets dropped... What does he have to do to warrant a start then?
Can't believe we're suggesting Son gets dropped... What does he have to do to warrant a start then?
If Chelsea are prepared to go into the game on the back of the WHL match, then I'm up for catching them with their pants down again and reverting to a front 4Yep 3-4-2-1 for this one please (tough on Sonny but we have to play that formation in order to have the best chance of winning).
Subs: Vorm, Trippier, Wimmer, Sissoko, N'Kodou, Son, Janssen
I think we are vastly underestimating how good we can be in a 4231.Absolutely cannot go into this game with 4-2-3-1 - they would kill us with their formation. I think that formation obviously works against the likes of Bournemouth, Watford and all the other shit in the league.
Problem is, it means Son most likely misses out. And considering he is the top goalscorer in the competition it would be harsh.
I would personally go 3 at the back. But I think Poch will stick to his guns. Son, Eriksen, Alli behind Kane. If it doesn't work, perhaps switch to 3 at the back as the game goes on and drop Alli deep next to Dembele.
I think we are vastly underestimating how good we can be in a 4231.
All last season and half of this we used it. And have recently gone back to it.
Dier in CM.....what's not to like?
I don't think it's simply for "smaller" teams as shown by the way we slaughtered Utd and City (the latter a few times) with it
Chelsea are a different animal to both of them though.