Josh Williams

The build-up that we've just mentioned and then the pressing side of things.

Two departments really that I put quite heavily on the coach and we looked largely clueless when it comes to both.

Yeah, I take the point, and this goes back to his pressing scheme, you know, the idea of always having a one-man advantage at the back versus in the high press, resulting in the high press getting beaten a lot of the time, but then it doesn't usually result in a chance being created because you have that advantage at the back.

So I get it.

But I don't think it presents you with a platform to control games if your high press is getting beat consistently.

I don't think it manifests very well in the crowd, seeing the team get beat with the high press teams playing out and getting cut open and things like that.

And it goes back, it's kind of a little bit like you standing in front of me here and me having five darts.

And me closing my eyes and throwing the five darts, not hitting you with any of them and thinking that that was a good process because none of the darts have hit you.

The problem with that and the problem with the approach is Chelsea could have easily scored two or three if they'd have got a shot off and Cucurella was involved in quite a few of them.

It goes back to last season as well.

There's quite a few instances with this approach where it hasn't resulted in product in the box.

But it could have.

You feel like it could have.

And you'd like the ball to just stay further away.

And it felt like it did under Klopp.

It did under Pete Guardiola.

And when Arsenal are doing this passive block stuff, they don't get cut open.

So, yeah, I don't know.

What do you think about all that?

Yeah.