Match Thread Wycombe (9 Viewers)

Londonccfcfan

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Only 2 changes, not a drastic change, dropping 1 back into attacking midfield and sheaf can do a job next to Kelly on the ball
At least it's still 3 at the back with wing backs.

Would have played Biamou though
 

TomRad85

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Shipley for me isn't good enough for the championship but happy to be proven wrong.
Agreed. Luckily Wycombe are league 1 as fuck so hopefully he'll be fine.

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Frostie

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Happy with that, don't understand the meltdown (more on Twitter than here tbf).

We definitely need to rotate, looked very leggy vs Luton. Wycombe couldn't handle the box last year & Shipley was very good vs them too
 

cc84cov

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Happy with that, don't understand the meltdown (more on Twitter than here tbf).

We definitely need to rotate, looked very leggy vs Luton. Wycombe couldn't handle the box last year & Shipley was very good vs them too
I understand it clear 1 Shipley & 2 were 1 up front to probably the poorest side in the league...

Saying that this line up should be enough to beat them
 

Esoterica

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Shipley for me isn't good enough for the championship but happy to be proven wrong.
I don't think he's adapted yet either but when you need to rotate the squad and give the players the chance to adapt, then another newly promoted team, that we were much better than in L1, is probably the right time to do it. I would have kept 2 strikers personally.
 

Evo1883

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At least it's still 3 at the back with wing backs.

Would have played Biamou though

I'm guessing he doesn't feel confident about winning the aerial battle so will try and play on the deck and press their back line with the striker and 2 attacking midfielders, basically like we played last season
 

cc84cov

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I'm guessing he doesn't feel confident about winning the aerial battle so will try and play on the deck and press their back line with the striker and 2 attacking midfielders, basically like we played last season
Dabo was key last season so we need thek full backs high today
 

PVA

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No problem with that lineup. People will literally pick fault in anything!

I'm not sure Shipley is good enough at this level but firstly if he's going to be competitive against anyone it's the likes of Wycombe, and secondly who else is there?
 

Frostie

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I understand it clear 1 Shipley & 2 were 1 up front to probably the poorest side in the league...

Saying that this line up should be enough to beat them

The 2 up front would play into Wycombe's strengths.
Having 2 x CAMs gives them a lot of problems, do the midfielders drop deep to pick them up & leave space for Sheaf, Kelly & the WBs? Or do their defenders step out to pick them up leaving space for Walker to exploit?

It's exactly what killed Wycombe last season.
 

Evo1883

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I mean, fans on twitter moaning about no 2 up, which is fair enough... But we went from one extreme to the other with the Rotherham games and the Luton game... Create loads then create nothing...

Hamer 1 off suspension, extended after today is that correct?
Line up makes perfect sense tbh
 

Esoterica

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The key will be a combination of how close the base of the 'box' play to the attacking midfielders and how free the wingbacks are to support. If there's a big gap between Sheaf/Kelly and O'Hare/Shipley then the short easy progression passes have to travel too far and we'll end up forced to lump it into channels for Walker to chase.
 

Evo1883

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The key will be a combination of how close the base of the 'box' play to the attacking midfielders and how free the wingbacks are to support. If there's a big gap between Sheaf/Kelly and O'Hare/Shipley then the short easy progression passes have to travel too far and we'll end up forced to lump it into channels for Walker to chase.

I imagine the wing backs will have more freedom in this system with 1 less striker... Well in theory that is true
 

Gibbo

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I share the scepticism about Shipley. Hamer must be being rested.

Prepare for big substitutions on the hour - bit like Norwich.
 

Londonccfcfan

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The key will be a combination of how close the base of the 'box' play to the attacking midfielders and how free the wingbacks are to support. If there's a big gap between Sheaf/Kelly and O'Hare/Shipley then the short easy progression passes have to travel too far and we'll end up forced to lump it into channels for Walker to chase.

About winning 1st and 2nd balls today.
 

Evo1883

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Once again... Don't concede too many set pieces and deal with the long balls... We will win if we are able to do this and are on our game
 

cc84cov

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The 2 up front would play into Wycombe's strengths.
Having 2 x CAMs gives them a lot of problems, do the midfielders drop deep to pick them up & leave space for Sheaf, Kelly & the WBs? Or do their defenders step out to pick them up leaving space for Walker to exploit?

It's exactly what killed Wycombe last season.
We will end up 2 up front at 0-0 around 70 mins
 

Sky_Blue_Dreamer

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Changes to be expected I guess with the games in quick succession. Disappointed by Hamer not playing but if he needs a rest so be it. prob find Kelly misses the next one.

At least we can bring the likes of Biamou, Giles and Hamer of the bench if needed and this is opposition Shipley prob has more chance of being effective against. Bit concerned about his reluctance to tackle against a physical side though.
 

Londonccfcfan

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Changes to be expected I guess with the games in quick succession. Disappointed by Hamer not playing but if he needs a rest so be it. prob find Kelly misses the next one.

At least we can bring the likes of Biamou, Giles and Hamer of the bench if needed and this is opposition Shipley prob has more chance of being effective against. Bit concerned about his reluctance to tackle against a physical side though.

Trying to think of positives of Shipley. He does have an eye for a goal. And a decent scoring record. Fingers crossed.
 

Earlsdon_Skyblue1

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I'm guessing he doesn't feel confident about winning the aerial battle so will try and play on the deck and press their back line with the striker and 2 attacking midfielders, basically like we played last season

Except for the fact we will be pressing with a player that won't tackle.

Playing one up front and having Shipley in the team feels a bit like having 9 players.
 

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