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This thread is brilliant. :lolol:

I guess Hughton is happy to use the "dinosaur" tactics to get us the lead, then revert to the modern 4-5-1 midfield spectacular to see it out. :)

I wonder if some of our contributors have altered their stance on our formation now? The Hull game was interesting, we only managed 40% possession but won the game without really having our goal threatened. I'd say Hughton is winning the tactical battle more often than not.

Having Stephens, Ince, Kayal and Crofts fighting for two places will mean that they have to keep their standards up to stay in the team. I see it as a positive.