In theory, but in practice, he's giving us a lot of penetration down the left channel, including two chances created with passes from very close to the touchline and some great linkup play with Lallana being in the more central position, whereas Hendo is giving us no penetrative threat down the right. Having them non-inverted won't force them to cross. What we're doing now involves using width but playing it short to the edge of the area and looking for a third man run towards the near post. Marko and Lallana could recreate that on the right but with Sterling's run putting him in a more favorable position for the shot.