Brackley Town's boss Andy Whing is considering a tactical change with a 4-2-3-1 formation, according to head of recruitment Joe Taylor. The Saints are looking to improve their performance after a tumultuous start to the season, during which they lost 12 of their first 16 matches under Whing's leadership. Whing initially attempted a three-back system, but it seemed to be a mismatch between his philosophy and the players available, with many out injured. Taylor suggested that the club is now looking at players in different formations, with the current plan being to work towards a 4-2-3-1 shape. However, this could change depending on the players recruited. Whing and Taylor have a long-standing working relationship, with Taylor often following Whing to new clubs. They have a good relationship, built on honesty, transparency, and hard work. The proof of their partnership will be in the pudding, but the initial signs are promising, and Saints supporters can be optimistic about the season ahead.