So what your saying is,Having watched it back, Brown was at fault, but it wasn’t just him.
McNally & Moore are marking the SAME player at one point, and Brown has drifted across, without even checking behind him, if he had, he would’ve seen the danger, and could’ve called for Moore to come away from the player he and McNally were BOTH marking, and Moore could’ve covered the player in the middle, and Brown could’ve then gone out to cover the player who was in acres of space behind him.
Poor communication.
There was also zero support or tracking back down the left from Whyte, who was currently playing on the left at that point.
But it’s the usual defensive shambles that always occurs and usually ends up with someone in acres of space, with all the time in the world to pick their spot.
It’s a combination of square pegs in round holes, no settled defensive unit used to playing together, due to poor recruitment and poor tactics, and poor coaching methods.
Today simply sums up what we’ve been like under KR these last 4 years: Good going forward, even though we do need multiple chances per goal, but atrocious defensively.
Moore was out of position his man who recieved the ball in front of a open goal, should have been left.
And that’s Browns fault
A side playing a 4 should never end up man for man. Said before full backs should tuck in as cover for centre half’s when the balls on the opposite side, wide man takes on the full backs role.
McNally and Moore should of dealt with their own men with Brown as cover.
Not his fault others down the line didn’t do their job, he’s was left to deal with 2 as Moore’s man was the first threat to goal.
To be fair to McNally, Moore and Brown they all did their jobs, shame others didn’t.
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