Robbo

Jules, where would you go?

Yeah, and there's also a theory that a lot of the teams down at the bottom don't really come out and play.

They want to make it as difficult for the, as you understand, for the big teams as they possibly can.

So you don't see a free-flowing game.

I mean, I watched a game between Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest and I was, I'll use the disgusted by the way Nottingham Forest played the game.

I think they only had about 20% possession.

They hardly got out their half and the manager at halftime when it was new and it was really happy with it, eventually lost the game.

But the fans that go to those games cannot be pleased with what they're seeing from their team.

They need to see their team being more adventurous.

They need to think that their team have got a chance of somehow winning the game.

Of course.

Yeah, but I think you've also got to, you can do that by attacking teams as well.

As long as you keep your structure at the back, you've got to give, you've got to cause other teams problems.

You've got to cause the big teams problems.

You've got to have some sort of fluidity going forward.

Otherwise, you can't just rely on defensive quality and keep getting point here and there because that'll get you down anyway.

I'm doing Villarreal versus Real Madrid tomorrow night.