Why can Tottenham lose 65 goals in 38 rounds? Aobo s crazy 2143 formation always loses stupid goals

Tottenham's actual formation position, crazy 2143 formation. Tottenham has conceded 65 goals in 38 rounds of the Premier League this season. In addition to poor set-piece defense, the team usually switches from 4231 to 2143 in the ball-bearing stage. Aobo threw all the tasks of chasing back to two central defenders. When Van Devin was absent for a long time due to a hamstring injury twice, Tottenham did not have the central defender who was chasing back to the same speed, so naturally the defense was leaking everywhere.

In the ball stage, Madison and Coulo usually mention the position of the front midfielder, and the two fullbacks will mention the position of the front midfielder in the middle, and the two wingers will pull the edge to open the width of the field. But because Johnson on the right has almost no ability to break through with the ball, Tottenham can only attack on the left.

The tactics are monotonous, and Aobo restricts players from shooting from outside, so it is naturally easy for the opponent to defend. So it is natural for Tottenham to rank 17th in the Premier League. If Levi does not see Aobo's shortcomings and cannot decisively fire him, then Tottenham will be Manchester United this season next season and may still be in a tough battle for relegation. The British media Sun commented that almost everyone thinks that Tottenham's tactics are crazy tactics because they will throw away stupid goals because of stupid mistakes. But Postkoglu has a very strict tactical formation in which players must play.

"Spurs are like these two Chaos Wheels. They won't cross too much on the court, but they will rotate in the wing trio. Spurs' goalkeeper, central defender, midfielder and center are the team's central axis, but in this way, the tactical arrangements of the attacking players on the wing road are stored. If the opponent hoards the troops in the middle, it will be easy to score a quick counterattack goal."