Johhny Blue
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Match Thread Barnsley Match Thread (1 Viewer)
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clint van damme
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I'd be delighted with a point. No matter how Barnsley stayed up, they stayed up and have a squad with Championship experience. And on top of that they have a squad of players who can run like this fella apparently
capel & collindridge
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Not sure October is much different to most months. Together the teams we play in October have averaged 1.75 points a game this season. In February we play Watford, Cardiff. Norwich, Brentford and Swansea (average 1.8).
In March we play Middlesbrough, Derby, Rotherham, Luton and Wycombe (average 1.0). But I think we are almost as likely to get fewer points in March as we get in October simply because in the Championship most teams can beat any of the others on any given day.
Anyway, we already average 1.5. And the two teams we've already played average 2.25!
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hardly the worst defensive team in the league when we they have only played two games.
Warwickhunt
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Tight Draw methinks. They will be busting a gut to get a result over us!
cc84cov
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CNt even believe he’s posted the worst defensive record haha
TewkesburySkyBlue
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I’ve always had a soft spot for the People’s Republic of Barnsley ( Arthur Scargill excluded of course !,)
TewkesburySkyBlue
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Interesting but surely it’s a bit early to use stats like that ?
SkyBlueMatt
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I'm not saying there won't be other months where we have tricky fixtures or that we won't pull off shock results. You've pointed out February as another one, which looks just as tricky as October.
I think basing a team on last years performance is a better indicator than 2 games into a new season. The table and PPG means nothing yet, Forest & Derby will finish above Luton & Birmingham.
The four games I mentioned contain a prem team, 2 playoff teams and a team that just missed off on the play offs.
March actually looks one of the easier months for us (apart from Derby) and we have to be winning most of those games if we want to stay in this league.
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clint van damme
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Scargill was a great orator.
Some him doing a speech down the Spencer club of all places!
Saw Neville Staples do a gig in the same room a few years later!
Gibbo
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As the consensus appears to be that Giles will start ahead of McCallum and Ostigard ahead of Rose, there seems to be only two areas of doubt in the team selection, CDM and left side attack
The options appear to be - in order of liklihood (imho)
1. CDM Shipley LSA Allen
2. CDM Sheaf LSA Shipley
3. CDM Sheaf LSA Allen
Personally I am for the least likely option - Sheaf & Allen. Nobody has seen much of Sheaf but it is his position, whereas Shipley (whom I am not sure will make the grade in this division even in his preferred place) is playing out of position.
The options appear to be - in order of liklihood (imho)
1. CDM Shipley LSA Allen
2. CDM Sheaf LSA Shipley
3. CDM Sheaf LSA Allen
Personally I am for the least likely option - Sheaf & Allen. Nobody has seen much of Sheaf but it is his position, whereas Shipley (whom I am not sure will make the grade in this division even in his preferred place) is playing out of position.
Gibbo
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Great orator - just a big dick
TewkesburySkyBlue
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Well it’s history now but still really wonder if he did the miners a favour . And I’m not being political ,my Dad went down the pit when he was 14.
Irish Sky Blue
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I always felt that Scargill was on some ideological crusade and the NUM was his vehicle. I'm not sure it was always the miner's best interests that were at the heart of his campaigns. If you compare him to Joe Gormley, the bloke he succeeded, I don't think he comes out as a very good leader. You also never saw him smile, he seemed to have no sense of humour, no lighter side to his character. He was obviously proved right over Thatcher's intention to smash the mining industry, but I still don't think he will be thought of as a good leader. (sort of vested interest in this as my dad was a miner and I grew up in a colliery village (Binley))
Skybluebeliever
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Skybluebeliever
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Sheaf will partner Hamer in the middle tomorrow and should be the only change
fernandopartridge
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Edit, read it properly now.
I thought Shipley was decent against QPR once he stopped trying to sit on the edge of our D. He has a good passing range and is calm on the ball. Closed down better as well. Not to far Sheaf isn't a good option but he looked pretty rusty at Gillingham.
robbiethemole
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well that was turgid, the tempo looked so slow and a lack of urgency and Trees especially never really looked like scoring.
I really think our passing game will catch a few out and we will be ok.
It was pretty dire. Huddersfield were bad but Forest were completely lifeless. Not surprised they haven't won match.
I agree that if we play like we can, we'd steam roll them.
cc84cov
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Agree the way we play will be a problem for a lot in this league
clint van damme
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I like you Gibbo despite(or maybe because) of the nonsense you post, but people in glass houses....
ccfcchris
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- Coventry have scored in 19 of their last 20 league games
- The Sky Blues have seen both teams score in three successive matches in all competitions
- The Tykes have lost 10 of 13 clashes with Coventry in the second tier
Coventry have won 12 of their last 16 games in league competition (D3 L1) and have failed to score in just one of their last 20. They have had a high-scoring start to this season, with each of their last three games seeing both teams score.
Meanwhile, Barnsley hit 1.2 goals per home game last season and they have averaged nearly 10 shots per game so far this season, so they should be rewarded going forward soon. ur first prediction here is both teams to score, with the Sky Blues seeing eight goals scored across their opening two matches.
At Championship level, Barnsley have won just three of their last 25 matches against sides newly promoted from League One (D10 L12), winning none of their four games last season. Coventry City have won 10 of their last 13 matches against Barnsley in the second tier (D1 L2). Following that, and given Barnsley’s absences, we think there’s value in backing a 2-1 victory for Coventry.
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Barnsley
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given Barnsley’s absences, we think there’s value in backing a 2-1 victory for Coventry.Barnsley were beaten 6-0 at Chelsea on Wednesday night and things are likely to get worse for the Tykes, who remain without defenders Michal Helik and Mads Andersen. Will that cost them at the back in this clash with Coventry?
- Coventry have scored in 19 of their last 20 league games
- The Sky Blues have seen both teams score in three successive matches in all competitions
- The Tykes have lost 10 of 13 clashes with Coventry in the second tier
Coventry have won 12 of their last 16 games in league competition (D3 L1) and have failed to score in just one of their last 20. They have had a high-scoring start to this season, with each of their last three games seeing both teams score.
Meanwhile, Barnsley hit 1.2 goals per home game last season and they have averaged nearly 10 shots per game so far this season, so they should be rewarded going forward soon. ur first prediction here is both teams to score, with the Sky Blues seeing eight goals scored across their opening two matches.
At Championship level, Barnsley have won just three of their last 25 matches against sides newly promoted from League One (D10 L12), winning none of their four games last season. Coventry City have won 10 of their last 13 matches against Barnsley in the second tier (D1 L2). Following that, and given Barnsley’s absences, we think there’s value in backing a 2-1 victory for Coventry.
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They‘re in for a shock at 14.00 when both absentees are back in the squad
clint van damme
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given Barnsley’s absences, we think there’s value in backing a 2-1 victory for Coventry.
They‘re in for a shock at 14.00 when both absentees are back in the squad
fucking hell mate, there's going to be more shocks than Frankensteins laboratory today according to you.
Barnsley
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I’m at work until 12. on piss from 10 past though.
AFCCOVENTRY
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McCallum should make the bench today in place of Mason i suspect. Only change that might happen is Sheaf coming in for Shipley but we know Robins doesn’t like changing a team that one their last game.
stay_up_skyblues
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Finally matchday. Three points please, don’t want to waste the boner still being nursed after Dabo’s contract extension.
Unchanged from QPR for me, Shipperz and Giles to keep their places on merit.
Unchanged from QPR for me, Shipperz and Giles to keep their places on merit.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Keep it the same until there’s a reason to change.
lifeskyblue
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Yes keep he same. If we chasing game in last 20 then mcallum on and move Giles further forward sacrificing Shipley.
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