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Today, I'm joined by Alex Stewart to talk about Romolulukaku at Manchester United and Liverpool and their counterpressing.

Both topics we covered in recent tactics explained videos on our YouTube channel.

You don't need to have seen them to listen to this podcast, but you might like to,

in which case you can find them by searching for UMaksin football on YouTube or going to

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Alex, we have a couple of different topics to discuss today looking back over the last two videos

you've been involved in creating. Firstly, I'd like to ask you about Romolo Lukaku.

We made a tactical video about Manchester United's purchase of Lukaku,

as part of which you suggested that a 352 formation might be a good option

for getting the best out of Lukaku and Paul Pogba.

One thing that happened was a few commenters responding to that video stated their dismay,

really, that players who cost so much money need to have systems and teams built around them

or, you know, when people make an argument that they're

better suited to a particular system, I think the idea is, and I'm not sure if this is really true

of any player, but if a player costs that much money, they should be flexible and should fit

into into any system that the team wants to use. I wanted to ask you about that, because it's an

interesting idea, but I'm not

sure whether we should really be expecting that from players like Pugbert and LeCarco or really many

players at all. Yeah, I think there's a couple of points to make here. The first thing is that

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