With the right movement between the strikers, former Wolves forward Don Goodman, scorer of 160 career goals, believes you can destabilise a team’s rearguard, and watch the foundations crumble beneath it.
“It’s a game of chess. You have to drag defenders where they don’t want to go,” said the former West Brom frontman.
“Kidology and movement are vital if you want to exploit central defenders.”
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