Plymouth Argyle v QPR 3 - 2 FT EFL Cup 5SEP20

Yup that is my fear! Last season a few sides either deliberately or as part of their normal play adopted this approach and made it very difficult for us. Warburton and his coaches need to recognise this and adapt the team's play. One way is to have the two strikers ready to take a early through ball (either diagonal or straight through) by placing themselves on either side of the opposing CBs. Our goalie occasionally mixing up the play by delivering a long ball to the strikers is another way to adapt. Not as pretty but Warburton has to recognise our 'triangles' are neither pretty or effective if the result is not a ball into the penalty area.

This from the WLS in their article about 'Three Things We Learned...' (funny how their is always 3):
I sort of understand this idea but have to say that when both Ball & Cameron operate together it does seem to work better. The problem is that Cameron will not manage all the required games, so an understudy is needed. I keep mentioning Masterson for that role, and if Dickie & Barbet are first choice for CBs then Masterson could understudy Cameron.