Great strikers win games and yet they can disrupt tactical systems where dominating the ball is key – just like at City
Great strikers win games and yet they can disrupt tactical systems where dominating the ball is crucial – just like at City
Streltsov now is best known as the brilliant young Torpedo Moscow striker who was arrested on the eve of the 1958 World Cup, convicted of rape and jailed for six years before returning to win the league. His time in the gulag, and the various attempts to clear his name, understandably dominate discussion of him but his career also throws up revealing tactical issues.
Since football became a game of systems, even players of profound gifts can be detrimental to a system-based team
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