Tim Stillman
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1,751 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2d ago
Tim Stillman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We've had loads of questions and I find it really interesting, like getting the questions in both directions and,
getting a lot of like, why is Olivia Smith playing on the left?
Why is she playing on the right?
Why is Lisa Bowne playing?
Because they both played both sides this season.
I mean, I think Jamie, I err on the side of thinking that,
changing we've had three different midfields in the three games we've had three different forward lines and the wingers have played on different sides and I think there's a very fine line between being flexible and thinking don't really know what's going to work let's try something else and it feels a bit like
we've gone into the, don't really know what's going to work.
Let's try something else here.
But I mean, I personally, I think I saw something specific about why we played Liv and Lisa Belm on their natural sides.
But what did you make of, what did you make of that part of it?
Yeah, there is a fine line between flexibility and confusion.
I mean, the reason I think quite clearly they played them both on their, you know, on their quote-unquote natural sides is because they had a tactic around trying to get in behind the United full-backs.
Olivia Smith was really facing up against Sandberg every single time.
They were trying to get to the byline and get those cutbacks because United...
When they defend like this, they don't give you central areas.
They've got two very good centre-backs and they sit Ziggyotti and Matzawi, a Japanese midfielder.
They kind of sit them in front.
They don't give you that area at all.
So they were trying to go around the sides and they tried to do that a lot against United.
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