Conan

But what it does is that so often, Graven Virts is caught ahead of the ball.

So invariably, then you've got the likes of McAllister, who can't track people if he's the...

So the likes of Wolves, which we saw recently at Anfield and Burnley, can relieve the pressure and they can get up the pitch.

And that's why he can't break the low block down, because ultimately in a low block, what you want to do is just you want to keep your kind of like your pressure on.

So mistakes appear, you fatigue as a defender and the openings appear.

I don't understand what's going on about it all the time.

When you say it's a more Eredivisie approach.

formation yeah in the area of the busy what what you find is that every team plays the one style because of the fact that it's the dutch way of football and all those coaches are so kind of like uh they they're so brainwashed by it because it's great for them and their league but it's literally in the area of the busy it'll be a case of you win the ball back you'll have a couple of nice passes and then and there you go again and it's rotation it's fluid it's it's total football and this midfield free now right at the moment

Whoever it is, whether it's Jones, McAllister, Graf and Bosh, they're rotating all the time, so they're getting caught.

It's great in terms of attacking, it should create more chances, but it isn't because of the fact that because they're out of position, you can clear the ball easy or your men from deep...

can run up the pitch and relieve the pressure.

If you look at Liverpool, they were so good last year because Gravenberch stayed behind the ball.

And I genuinely believe in Gravenberch and to Bosnia, they've got two of the best number sixes.

Just stay behind the ball, keep the pressure on the team.

oh God, he's... Yeah, because Joe, he's a sensational footballer.

As a kid, he was compared to Rijkaard.

It's why he got that early move from Ajax to Bayern Munich.

He's got the lot.

But I think he needs to stay behind the ball for this particular role.

But invariably, Joe, even for that Wolves goal,