RangersTactic

rangers fan, looks into the tactics/style of Rangers FC.

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Ive so much to delve into regarding how rangers played today. But truthfully im to busy enjoying it

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From a personal point of view, theirs little evidence whether it be in objective xG or the subjective eye test to say Ryan Naderi is some natural finisher. But within Mcinnes system, his pressing of the ball could prove highly valuable alongside a more physical presence.

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...Interplays and positional freedom

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...Danny Rohl for instance, using an almost total football like positional interchange worked when teams didn't want the ball. The issue of modern Scottish football is the introduction to possessional style play, where the high lines, high press can be broke through with short...

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From my point of view, the mcinnes style has been a slow integration, rangers sides since Gerrard have commonly adopted a more tiki-taka like approach, almost gegenpress at times. High press, high lines. The pace of the likes of Balogun/Goldson allowing a slightly higher line....

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Allowing players like Ryan Naderi obviously stepping in for Shankland to be disruptors & allows changing interplays between him & Kim Minsu between the No.9 & No.10 roles. Repeatedly causing issues for the motherwell flat back 4.

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which is an interesting, pragmatic approach to the SPFL as more & more sides are aiming to dictate possession, motherwell, st mirren, hearts & falkirk predominantly, utilising the lower block allows rangers to dictate proceedings without risking over extending high up the pitch.

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@RangersFC utilising a very modern mid block today allowing motherwell possession within their own half but still being able to control the "sense of the game" is directly why i subjectively believed Mcinnes is the right man.