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The Grimes-Fulton axis continues.
Looks like Lowe up top with Pato and Walsh playing attacking midfield, three centre halves and two wingbacks in Key and Tymon?
Thats the only formation for me that makes sense with what Sheehan has picked.
I agree with Trundle that he couldn't do too much more there, if he got any more on that would be a goal but it was coming from high and the keeper would have been in the corner of his eye.
Tymon is pretty frustrating at the moment in that he is not offering any attacking width, our only wide attacking outlet right now is Key/Darling/Walsh on the right.
We need to offer a threat on the other side too to stretch them.
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