André-Frank Zambo Anguissa

So we need to figure out how that is going to work.

Because realistically, all four of those players, Scott, De Bruyne, Anguissa and Lobotka, are all unbelievable when they're on form.

Anguissa, especially, I think is one of the most underrated players in the world when he's on the court.

He's a pod favourite.

He's a

And I don't know how possible that is with the similarity of a lot of players.

I just think as long as De Bruyne doesn't do a lot of running, Lobotka doesn't need to do a whole lot of running.

As long as he just sits in between the midfield and the defence and Anguissa and McTominay can do all the running, I think that's perfect.

Or, you know, there could be games that Lobotka starts and De Bruyne comes in.

And you have McTominay and Anguissa.

You have the physicality, the ability to go forward, the way to score.

Listen, I think just the style of play in this day and age, it allows for a lot of goals.

They have that X factor to try to win the campionato.

Last thing, I wanted to see if Allegri can find a solution to have those three guys playing at the same time.

Lobotka, Anguissa and

De Bruyne.

3-2-1.

Anguissa.

Zambo, Anguissa.

Frank.

Frank the Tank.

Frank the Tank, Anguissa.

Because if you score an overhead kick...

And the keeper is well positioned to save it.

I mean, do you think...

I saw, you know, interesting to me anyway, that Allegri kind of... changed that midfield about a bit and he's put sort of he's dropped his you know La Boca was kind of the the ticking heart of that um Napoli Scudetto side and we always thought you know either him or Billy Gilmore had to be in the midfield, but maybe not with, I mean, Anguissa scored a beautiful goal, you know, so he's got Anguissa, De Bruyne and McTominay in his midfield, you know, if he can get them working together.

then maybe he is on the right track.

The only thing I thought, again, with that was it was a counter-punching kind of performance again, which is what Allegri's good at.

He's the heart.

beating is the heartbeat of napoli and of course great recovery for us to call matt tommy two goals against bodoglim two goals against roma yesterday in a super entertaining training 3-3 draw and he showed once again that once he's when he's in top form and playing in his preferred role with the freedom to roam and of course go into the box which he's not always been allowed to do it and the fact that yesterday Napoli had Zambo Anguissa back was so important because he's the legs in the midfield three with of course McTominay and De Bruyne allowed Scott to do what he can do best and of course his physicality his timing the first goal is great it's a great strike from outside the box the second is a header Of course, 24 goals in Serie A since he joined Napoli two seasons ago.

He's by far Napoli's most influential player, but it wasn't enough for the Partenopei to get a victory they desperately need because they are so far behind Inter already.

They are 11 points behind after only eight games and also far behind from Milan and Juventus.

He was, for me, he was at fault for, for two of those goals against.

It was just, they were not able to keep up with De Bruyne, McTominay, who was probably the player of the match and Anguissa.

They just were not able to cope, even with Cristante coming back into the side.

Guys, I can't with this guy, man.

It was so stupid.

I mean, you never would have guessed what would have happened from there.

One of the goals of the season was Anguissa doing that piece of invention.

It was absolutely brilliant.