There is this ongoing debate about Rodger's lacking a Plan B. I don't think a Plan B is necessarily a drastic change in tactics - i.e. switching to the long ball play. Rather, a Plan B is just a change in formation or player substitution when things go wrong, like the Champions League final when Hamann was brought on. Sure, maybe a bit of tweaking in the playing style department here and there but I'm sure most managers can do this anyway.
The fact that folk are moaning about no Andy Carroll means no Plan B are completely missing the point. Bringing on Andy Carroll and lumping the ball long for him is not a 'Plan B', it's desperation.
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