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In fairness to the OP there are similarities between the two that weren't there between Potter and Poyet. - Use of explosive wingers who can go both ways - Encouraging a centre back to play long passes to open the pitch up - Having a lone striker consistently play high up (when Ferguson plays)...

You're mostly right but it's clear to see why people view RDZ's tactics (incorrectly) as somewhat counter-attacking. It absolutely isn't counter attacking in the most basic sense of a counter-attack being where you let teams attack you and then you hit them on the break. We don't do this - we...