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Wolves in England defender, Connor Cody, simply exuded fun and enthusiasm in our interview and here he sells us on the merits of his favorite

formation 343 and how it changes the way he watches football not just the way he plays. Three, three four three, passing judgment, time to read, suits you.

Do you know what, it's not just me, because I played it for so long now,

mates, I look at three four, I look at 3.5 2 and I watch I watch every football game

I'm a massive on football I'm a huge football fan I'm first and foremost I'm a fan I'm a fan I'm just lucky enough I get to play on a pitch and

watch my mate scored or I get to celebrate with them. I'm a huge football fan so I watch

every game that's on telly and I watch games now because I play the system so long I watch games and think

how we could play three four three wonder how this team could do three four three I probably

shouldn't I do that's how I look at games now because I played it for so long and honestly

it's such a fantastic formation in terms of you can do anything with it. We play it a certain way, we can play it with three at the back, five at the back,

you can play it higher up the pitch if you want to be more pressing and more aggressive with it.

You can play it in so many different ways and the manager at England, the Gaffer at England

they've got to say it and why you're playing it that we're all trying to adapt to.

But I think it's such a flexible formation in terms of, like you said, the angles,

I think I look at myself and I can speak on behalf of myself that in terms of when I play in the middle of the back three,

a lot of people always say to me, you don't have to go deep.

And that's true, but it's in terms of those a reason as to why I go deep and the reasoning to it is we're under a little bit of pressure if one of our outside sense is on a little bit of pressure and I drop, I't know 15 20 yards it stops the striker from pressing

me and it gives me more time it gives him more time it gives people around me more time and there's always a reason to I have

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