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I don’t think our strikers outside of David will have a big role under Jesse…David fits his style perfectly and can run and press all day long. -
By Mihairokov · Posted
These sorts of things take a long time to become engrained. The CPL would have to develop a few players that eventually played at high levels to generate this sort of buzz and expectation to get people out. It would need to become known as a place where good Canadian players come from in order to excel elsewhere. The CHL is like this for the NHL, for example; when you go to a CHL game you can be confident that you're seeing future NHLers. With MLS academies existing I find it difficult to believe that CPL would move the needle a ton on this sort of thing but i'm willing to be surprised. It's too early to say how CPL clubs have done in this regard - they've moved older players abroad and have had good MLS prospects on loan, but haven't fully developed a player for elsewhere yet. I supposed Tahid is the first test of many. -
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By WestHamCanadianinOxford · Posted
The overload is right but is not just the middle. It is supposed to be about picking moments to counter press, wherever, often against a specific player, could be a centre back who is slower, but could also be a fullback. His team at Salzburg was pretty stacked in terms of talent. Noah Okafor, Minamino, Hwang, Adeyemi, Patson Daka, and some lanky Scandavian kid named Haaland. Played with 2 strikers there for obvious reasons. Edit: Forgot Szoboszlai
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