im just wondering is there a way for spurs to play a 3 forward lineup wiht kanoute, defoe and keane? or even 2 forwards and a striker with kanoute? here is what i would like to see if there is a 3 forward formation 3-4-3 G: Keller D: Carr, Gardner, Ziege M: Davies, King, Brown, Ricketts F: Keane, Kanoute, Defoe i would like to see kanoute be a forward striker and play more forward than keane and defoe. also since this is rather offensive if needed king can be a center defender with gardner or whoever else. just like to hear ur opinions..
No you should just stick with 2 strikers, Keane and Defoe are a great partnership. The 2nd best partnership in the league. (Henry and Bergkamp number 1).
I think we would all love to find a way to get those three on the field at the same time, but in reality scoring goals has not been a problem. As porous as the back line has been we need more help back there, not less. -Biz
Keane, Kanoute and Defoe are all scoring. Postiga, a future hope maybe, but he's a luxury we can't afford.
Agh! Wrong thread. Okay, bit pointless with three up front though. Scoring is not our problem at the moment.
Looks like you got your wish. today's lineup is 13 Kasey Keller 2 Steve Carr 12 Gary Doherty 30 Anthony Gardner 3 Mauricio Taricco 23 Christian Ziege 6 Michael Brown 29 Simon Davies 18 Jermain Defoe 9 Frederic Kanoute 10 Robbie Keane Which I guess is a 4-3-3 that looks something like this: ----------Keller Carr-Doherty-Richards-Taricco -----Brown------Ziege ----------Davies --Keane--Kanoute--Defoe Ziege and Taricco may be reversed, and Keane and Defoe could possibly be playing midfield, making this a 4-5-1, but no matter how you slice it, the three top strikers are all in the lineup.