Midfield shake down  Freddie Ljungberg's move to the starting
lineup has meant a bit of a change in approach in the midfield.
When Sounders FC midfielder Freddie Ljungberg was ready to join
the team after off-season hip surgery, it didn’t just mean that
one player in their successful midfield would be supplanted in
the starting lineup.  His addition has meant a change in the
entire midfield, as his deft play with the ball at his feet has
altered the Sounders midfield formation and the way opponents
defend them.  Formerly, Brad Evans and Osvaldo Alonso, two
defensive-minded players, manned the central midfield.  With
Ljungberg providing such an on-field presence, Evans has moved
to the outside, where his play differs from that of the other
wing options, Steve Zakuani, Sebastien Le Toux and Sanna
Nyassi.  While that trio plays a forward-thinking, attacking
style, Evans is more balanced, pressing forward when he needs to
like when he scored the Sounders’ second goal of the year in a
3-0 win over New York and fa