🚨🔵 One of my issues with Xabi Alonso is the lack of a plan B when the initial gameplan doesn't work. Criticizing him doesn't mean we hate him, but a lot of people can't seem to tell the difference. Against Tottenham it was clear from the first minute that the plan wasn't working. Going long without a focal number 9 up front, with Rogers and Palmer as the targets, just handed Spurs the second balls all afternoon. The players couldn't hold the ball for more than a few moments and kept giving it straight back. What I expected from a top coach was a change of plan and personnel. Instead he started the second half with the same setup, and the first change didn't come until the 65th minute. Welbeck, our only real striker option on the day, didn't arrive until the 90th. A top coach has to recognize when his tactics aren't working and adjust, or he's setting himself up to fail. Alonso needs to show he has more than one way to win. Am I the only one who thinks Alonso lacks a residual plan Incase the initial gameplan doesn't work out or there are others who think so too ? 👀.