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Post by Fetch on Sept 19, 2014 12:06:04 GMT
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Lockyer Trotman Parkes Brown
Gosling Mansell Sinclair Martin
White Taylor I'd give White a start ahead of Cunnington and play it on the ground a bit more. Still don't think Harrison warrants a start, as he's too effective from the bench. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2014 12:10:23 GMT
I have no idea, as realistically you'd imagine Clarke will change the team and the majority of times he's picked nothing like I thought he'd pick. I don't reckon he'll go for Gosling and Martin on the wings though, not a lot of defensive protection there against one of the better teams in the league. Feeling that Monkhouse will come back in, if fit.
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Post by rocknrollaayatollah on Sept 19, 2014 12:10:55 GMT
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Lockyer Trotman Parkes Brown
Gosling Mansell Sinclair Martin
White Taylor I'd give White a start ahead of Cunnington and play it on the ground a bit more. Still don't think Harrison warrants a start, as he's too effective from the bench. I'd stick to the same as Tuesday night, even with Cunnington in the team our play was a majority on the ground. |
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Post by parsonstgas on Sept 19, 2014 12:21:17 GMT
I'd defo give the 11 from the other night the chance to do the same again. Only change I'd give thought to would be Leadbitter for Lockyer?
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Post by I Voted For Kodos on Sept 19, 2014 12:31:03 GMT
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Lockyer Trotman Parkes Brown
Gosling Mansell Sinclair Martin
White Taylor I'd give White a start ahead of Cunnington and play it on the ground a bit more. Still don't think Harrison warrants a start, as he's too effective from the bench. Agree with this and its a Catch-22 for Ellis. While he's shown a good attitude when he's come on and that should get him more game time, his effectiveness as a sub means that DC (rightly imo) will more often hold him back as he's now a proven impact sub. |
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Post by Rovers 12th Man on Sept 19, 2014 12:47:09 GMT
I would like to see the same side but I think Ollie Clarke may come back into central midfield with Sinclair going on the wing instead of Gosling to perhaps make the midfield a bit stronger as we are playing better opposition.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2014 13:08:19 GMT
I would like to see the same side but I think Ollie Clarke may come back into central midfield with Sinclair going on the wing instead of Gosling to perhaps make the midfield a bit stronger as we are playing better opposition. Trouble is the golden rule for most Manager's is 'NEVER CHANGE A WINNING TEAM' (unless you have to because of injury or suspension.) If he does change it tomorrow for tactical reason's and it don't come off, he will get slagged off for not keeping it the same. Personally i hope he don't worry too much about our opposition, we have always given team's far too much respect he should just stick by his gun's and play his own game. |
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Post by Centenary Gas on Sept 19, 2014 13:12:41 GMT
I would like to see the same side but I think Ollie Clarke may come back into central midfield with Sinclair going on the wing instead of Gosling to perhaps make the midfield a bit stronger as we are playing better opposition. Trouble is the golden rule for most Manager's is 'NEVER CHANGE A WINNING TEAM' (unless you have to because of injury or suspension.) If he does change it tomorrow for tactical reason's and it don't come off, he will get slagged off for not keeping it the same. Personally i hope he don't worry too much about our opposition, we have always given team's far too much respect he should just stick by his gun's and play his own game. Changing it has worked well the last few games, so I'll trust DC. He does also say after talking about respecting our opponents/no easy games that we are BRFC and should go out to win every game. He won't just change it to counter their threats, he will change it to expose their weaknesses. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2014 14:50:32 GMT
Harrisons pass made that goal the other night. It showed vision and selflessness and in my opinion how much he has matured. I think hes earned his start.
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Sept 19, 2014 14:53:46 GMT
Harrisons pass made that goal the other night. It showed vision and selflessness and in my opinion how much he has matured. I think hes earned his start. I would still wait. Harrison's downfall before was because he thought he had made it due to a couple of good games. If we keep him on the bench it will keep him hungry and will make him less complacent and arrogant. Also, I wouldn't want to drop either of Cunnington or Taylor. |
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Post by stevek192 on Sept 19, 2014 20:16:17 GMT
Personally would not bring Clarke in but either leave the midfield the same or put Monkhouse in if fit for Gosling. I would consider Leadbitter for Lockyer as well but if DC plays 4-4-2 I can't see him playing him.
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Post by kylegas on Sept 19, 2014 22:27:38 GMT
I find it quite interesting going to the games and not knowing who's gonna be playing, we've got good options throughout the team and a manager who isn't afraid to shake things up at any moment, last season the team just picked itself, no options at all really, we had a few players with more individual talent last season but our squad is so much better now, looking forward to seeing what the team is when I get there tomorrow. Utg
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Post by Deleted on Sept 20, 2014 5:17:10 GMT
4-4-2 at home has worked a treat, leadbitter must be challenging but i hope to see an unchanged line up.
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Post by parsonstgas on Sept 20, 2014 8:32:45 GMT
Personally would not bring Clarke in but either leave the midfield the same or put Monkhouse in if fit for Gosling. I would consider Leadbitter for Lockyer as well but if DC plays 4-4-2 I can't see him playing him. I'd have Gosling ahead of Monkhouse all day long. |
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Post by phillistine on Sept 20, 2014 9:00:06 GMT
I think that it all depends upon the opposition and hopefully we will have done our homework.
If Woking are a side who defend deep and hit us on the break then we are going to need forwards who have physical presence to get through the defence and a mobile defensive midfield and fast defenders rather than big defenders. That would mean both Monkhouse,Cunnington with maybe a second defensive midfield player as opposed to
If on the other hand they are likely to try and impose themselves then a more mobile forward line ti hit them on the break is needed.
As someone said it is nice to have the options
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Post by simon1883 on Sept 20, 2014 9:32:07 GMT
I just think it's great to have selection options and selection problems. UTG
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Post by Lambert's Right Boot on Sept 20, 2014 9:51:42 GMT
I'd swap out Gosling for Monkhouse, if he's fit, Woking are a much better team than Nuneaton. We'll be glad to have his defensive qualities on the wing.
Wonder if we will see Balanta today. Hoping to see him.
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Sept 20, 2014 10:47:09 GMT
I'd swap out Gosling for Monkhouse, if he's fit, Woking are a much better team than Nuneaton. We'll be glad to have his defensive qualities on the wing. Wonder if we will see Balanta today. Hoping to see him. I don't think we will see him yet. I think Clarke is keeping him as his joker in the pack. |
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