Any money Martinez wont bring 3-4-3 with him.
This.
However, the only thing he may have an eye on is the fact Moyles used it quiet well a few times.
howard
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coleman--felliani--gibson--baines
----mirallas--jelavic--pienaar
would it work?
No, it isn't.It's really just a 5 4 1 though isn't it
Probably because it was the same formation which somehow saved Wigan from relegation previous season - http://www.zonalmarking.net/2012/05/16/wigan-stay-up-after-a-switch-to-3-4-3/Why would we want to play the formation that got Wigan relegated.
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In football as in life you do well to avoid extremes, I.e being the only club in the country playing with a flat back 3.
And what if Martinez will decide that current Everton squad suits 3-4-3 even better than in Wigan? And actually playing different system to all other teams have many positives - teams having to adjust heavily to us and not having proper time for preparation for starters. Who can be benefited more? Us playing different system and preparing weekly for 4-2-3-1/4-3-3/or rare cases of 4-4-2? Or opponents who every week prepare for similar tactics, but two times per season have to adjust to totally different system?Any manager with any brain's coming into our club would surely look at our defensive record and the way our defenders preformed last season and leave it as a back 4, just as the other 19 teams play with.
I will fume if he comes in trying to make massive changes like that! We ain't broke...we need a couple of quality players and maybe a bit of tweaking.
Like someone said, city's experiment with it took them out of the title race, the players hated it!!, and it probably lost Mancini his job!!
Hmmm, reading the exc blog, Martinez seems to suggest he chooses formation based on players available. Hope so!!

Any money Martinez wont bring 3-4-3 with him.
I agree. If he is as good a manager as he is claimed to be by some he wont change too much.