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Category Archives: Charlie Adam
Blackburn 2 – 2 Blackpool
As a coach Steve Kean may well have had aspirations to manage at the highest level, perhaps he had ideas of his own that one day he’d weave in to his own team unit, or as has happened, he’d be … Continue reading
Posted in Blackburn Rovers, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Defence, Formation, Ian Holloway, Match Analysis, Tactics
Tagged 4-1-4-1, 4-2-3-1, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Ian Holloway, Junior Hoilett, Steve Kean
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Blackpool 3 – 1 Spurs
Spurs came to Bloomfield Road fresh from their Champions League excellence, whilst Ian Holloway had ten days to work with his squad since the draw with Aston Villa. Both managers faced selection dilemmas due to injuries to key personnel. However, … Continue reading
Posted in Blackpool, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Formation, Harry Redknapp, Ian Holloway, Match Analysis, Spurs, Tactics
Tagged 4-3-3, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Elliot Grandin, Ian Holloway, Spurs
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What’s in a pass – Revisited
Back in January this blog took a look at the passing of Blackpool and the role that it plays in their overall game plan. Then Blackpool were on 25 points and 8 games later they have only mustered up further 4 points. This decline … Continue reading
Posted in Blackpool, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Ian Evatt, Ian Holloway, Pass Completion, Players
Tagged Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, David Vaughan, Guardiola, Ian Evatt, Ian Holloway
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Clinical Deficiencies – Everton v Blackpool
Louis Saha gave a masterclass in clinical finishing either side of Blackpool clinically punishing two mistakes made by Everton players. However, it was a double defensive substitution by Ian Holloway that failed to snuff out Everton’s attacks that swung the game back in David Moyes’ favour. Setting Up … Continue reading
Posted in Blackpool, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, David Moyes, Everton, Formation, Full Backs, Ian Holloway, Match Analysis, Players, Tactics
Tagged 4-1-4-1, 4-3-3, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Elliot Grandin, Everton, Ian Holloway, Louis Saha
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The lost fluency – Blackpool v West Ham
West Ham outworked Blackpool in the central area of the pitch to record a deserved victory as Ian Holloway shuffled his team selection which ultimately appeared to disrupt the fluency that they have found at many stages this season. Setting … Continue reading
Posted in Blackpool, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Formation, Ian Holloway, Match Analysis, Players, Tactics, West Ham United
Tagged 4-3-3, 4-4-2, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Ian Holloway, Scott Parker, West Ham
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Sunderland Review
Steve Bruce lost Darren Bent to Aston Villa this week and Daniel Welbeck to injury, but arguably it helped to define his team selection and he reaped the benefits. Ian Holloway will be happy with the way the game ended, … Continue reading
Posted in Blackpool, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Ian Holloway, Match Analysis, Sunderland, Tactics
Tagged 4-3-3, 4-5-1, Blackpool FC, Charlie Adam, Ian Holloway, Jordan Henderson, Steve Bruce, Taylor-Fletcher
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Blackpool’s Number 26
There’s no doubt that when people refer to Blackpool this season they normally mention Charlie Adam in the same breath. He has adapted to life in the Premier League and made many people sit up and take notice. However, where … Continue reading