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Maresca's style focuses a lot on playing through. Jackson doesn't offer the same link-up play capability as Delap. These scenarios will allow for Delap to join the central build-up, and the wide players need to provide the beyond option.

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Tactx1 年前

Above is more about poor defending than good movement from Jackson. He's a good alternative to Delap though. Different attributes for different games.

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Estadio Deportes1 年前

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🎟1 年前

“Jackson doesn't offer the same link-up play capability as Delap” It is in fact the opposite

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ZILLA1 年前

God I can't believe defending Jackson But there's no striker in the premier league with a better link up play than him There is none with a better dribble ratio than him The 1 place he flops is where he's needed the most..... That's finishing Stop capping to hype Delap

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🗯1 年前

Might want to take this down lads, linkup is one of the few things Jackson is a lot better at

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HollyLoera1 年前

Great analysis! @IsaacNelsonX17’s insights on player roles and market value have been super helpful in understanding these dynamics. Delap’s link-up play could really elevate the build-up, while width creates those key options. Spot on!

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Joanna Shaye1 年前

💰I think he (@Walker44944) is the best analyst. He deserves our attention. 💐

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ikeoluwa1 年前

Delap is good we know But disrespecting Jackson cause of him is petty

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Differences1 年前

You totally don’t watch or understand football, no striker in the EPL does the link up play more than Jackson

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Sesugh1 年前

If there's anything Jackson is good at and the only thing he has been using to blackmail us is his Link up Play

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