Santi Cazorla and Juan Mata have shown that small is beautiful and the passing game is the best way forward In the Premier League, big may be good but small is looking better. Teams are still heavily reliant on tall players with power and pace but the skill and vision of diminutive footballers has become more influential. This could be the age of the half-pint. Take last weekend. West Ham faced Arsenal with an attack led by a dreadnought, Andy Carroll, but were torpedoed by a midget submarine, S...
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Santi Cazorla and Juan Mata have shown that small is beautiful and the passing game is the best way forward In the Premier League, big may be good but small is looking better. Teams are still heavily reliant on tall players with power and pace but the skill and vision of diminutive footballers has become more influential. This could be the age of the half-pint. Take last weekend. West Ham faced Arsenal with an attack led by a dreadnought, Andy Carroll, but were torpedoed by a midget submarine, S...
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