Cerys Jones
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174 appearances
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 11 Sep
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Which, you know, it's an interesting one.
Yeah, sorry, that's probably an important caveat to put in there.
But broadly I thought, you know, that combination of him and Dorgu with Dorgu at left back would looked a little bit sort of the understanding wasn't there in the same way that it it obviously is for for Sean Rashford and you've written about that.
And I hope Benjamin Sesko's able to start.
I think he'll be really, really important in terms of unsettling.
settling the back line, pushing them, staying high, running in behind, as we were talking about from January, like that formula.
I think that's how you get at them.
And I think he'll be really key.
I I I just can't see like a sort of false nine and a load of rotations.
As pretty as it is, I just don't think it's going to have the impact that United need.
Yep, I think the main the two main criticisms that Chelsea fans often had of Moreska in my time covering them, and this sort of speaks to how he wants to play, was it's very possession based and it's very patient, but sometimes without the end product.
And they felt that players like, for instance, Cole Palmer weren't having the
the freedom to go and express themselves and do what they want to do.
So if you sort of translate that onto City, someone like Ryan Cherkey, someone like Phil Fodon, those are the sort of players that City fans will want to see kind of unlocked and kind of given that freedom.
And then the I think you're absolutely right to point to the midfield.
Like that is an area that they'll probably look at and think, you know, we can control that and we can try and really, you know, United have been trying to do all these nice little
combinations through the middle out in and out to the wings, they'll really think that they can try and stodge that up and have sort of they tend to have a holding midfielder dropping into the back line to build up and then you have a lot of bodies in midfield, you have a full back overlapping.
So there's a lot they will try and control the game, which sounds a really obvious point, right?
That's that's what we're used to from
Yeah, absolutely.
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