David Cartlidge

And he said, we need to change things up.

That's right.

But I mean, if you asked anybody about Ferguson, what, most famous 4-4-2 wingers, you know?

Do you know what I mean?

No, that's literally, any real Madrid player who has an interview, they say, oh, we did a little tactical work.

It was the same one as the Dan.

It was more about massaging egos and such rather than too much focus on the tactical elements.

Where there's a lot of coaches now who have very heavy video sessions and what have you.

So you might have a day of training where you don't kick a ball.

You go and watch video sessions of tactics.

I wonder how prevalent that was

I wonder if actually they are an example of a team where they have so much information and so much data that they've gone blind to it and actually don't know what to do I think a lot of teams are obsessed with control a lot of managers are obsessed with control they want to control every single element of the game and they want to look at a midfield battle and judge how they can win it in every single way so it's not just a case of

I honestly, I'm going to shock you here, but I honestly don't hate it for some reason.

Oh yeah, I don't hate any of it until I got to the last bit where it said, well, look, XG are fair play rules.

That is ridiculous.

But with the rest of it, I actually quite like.

That's quite tasty.

Yeah, yeah.

As a traditionalist, I honestly quite enjoy that.

I'd be willing to see it for a season, see what happens.