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1. 4-4-2 Isn’t Working For Wrexham FC | Wrexhamfan

   March 16, 2014 at 6:18 pm

   […] I was also blind-sided at Hereford by the selection of Mark Carrington on the right flank. I’d not really imagined him in this role, assuming that stand-in full back or midfield play-maker were the two options best suited to him. His impressive showing emphasised his value to the team and was crucial in making the 4-4-2 work. He and Johnny Hunt were able to take up advanced positions on the flanks in the first half, delivering good service from high up the pitch and getting into the box to attack crosses. Hunt ended up with a goal; Carrington got an assist and was twice denied from close range by excellent saves, one of those chances coming from a fine Hunt delivery. It was a textbook illustration of how a 4-4-2 should operate. The problem is that duo have rarely managed to get into such positions since half time in that game, and as a result we’ve looked increasingly moribund going forward. Since Rob Ogleby made it 2-0 at Edgar Street we’ve played 318 minutes and have just one goal to show for our efforts, and that was scored by a Grimsby defender! […]

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