Why it makes sense to play Huddlestone in central defence


“A game, a season, a career – at whatever scale it’s observed, history turns on the smallest of details. Give Didier Drogba weaker neck muscles and Fabio Capello slacker principles and the scenario at White Hart Lane is probably Harry Redknapp leading Spurs into a Champions League campaign with Luka Modric pulling the strings. Instead, the King is dead (well, retired), ’Arry’s gone, and the Croatian playmaker is all but doing his bienvenidos ball-juggle at the Bernabéu.” Lifes A Pitch

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One Response to Why it makes sense to play Huddlestone in central defence

  1. intheterrace says:

    Wouldn’t be a bad idea to be honest.

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