Wow!Coventry City (4-2-3-1): Reice Charles-Cook; Sam Ricketts, Aaron Martin, Ben Turner (55 mins, Aaron Phillips), Chris Stokes; Romain Vincelot, John Fleck; Ryan Kent, Jacob Murphy (64 mins, Gael Bigirimana), Jim O’Brien (81 mins, Ryan Haynes); Adam Armstrong.
Team that day we went top of the league, 21st Nov.2015, heady days indeed.
Would expect a Willis/Clarke combination, unless he once again decides to put Willis at right back.If we go behind we won't win, a lot of pressure on us and not sure our players have the mentality to cope. Team selection will be interesting still not convinced Russell Slade has a clue on his best team or formation, Willis is back should help a bit
What the f**k you talking about Willis is our top scorerWould expect a Willis/Clarke combination, unless he once again decides to put Willis at right back.
Hope not. You want your fullback to at least help and support the attack on occasion and Willis is pretty much useless coming forwards with the ball past the half way line.
Scoring goals coming over the half way line with the ball?What the f**k you talking about Willis is our top scorer
That stat says far more about our teams atacking prowess, than it says about Willis atacking prowess.What the f**k you talking about Willis is our top scorer
Celebrate?win what else?
Thought Willis got 4 games as his appeal failed which give you an extra one game ban?If we go behind we won't win, a lot of pressure on us and not sure our players have the mentality to cope. Team selection will be interesting still not convinced Russell Slade has a clue on his best team or formation, Willis is back should help a bit
We will win but Cody McDonald is bound to score against us
And the Swansea lad.
Because he is a natural goal scorerWe will win but Cody McDonald is bound to score against us
Yeah, better than all the unnatural ones we've had here over the years.Because he is a natural goal scorer
From CT....
No mention of Stevenson
Turnbull looked good on Tuesday night, in fact it was possibly the best I have seen him play for us. Clarke also did well. With Willis coming back, I'd put them together in a back 3, with DKE as wing-back (another who played well against Wimbledon).
The feeling in the away end on Tuesday was that Haynes was unlucky to get dropped and that Bigi is being wasted, so I'd freshen things up by bringing them in too. Reilly was one of our better players against Wimbledon and Kwame showed some promise too, despite being wasted on the left of midfield. Also, the concsens was that Jones needs to be starting games, and he certainly justified that in his performance. I'd give him a free role in front of two holding players to run at the oppo.
Therefore, it's back to wing-backs:
-------------------Burge
-------Willis-----Clarke---Turnbull
DKE--------------------------------Haynes
-------------Reilly-------Bigi
---------------------Jones
------------Beavon-----K Thomas
This is a flexible line up as we could go to be back 4 with a number of combinations (Turnbull to LB, Willis to RB, etc). We can also convert to a midfield 4 if needed with Jones and one of the wing-backs going to either flank. Yak probably not fit to start but bring him on for Beavon early 2nd half.
Stevenson is annoying if Slade don't fancy him. We really should have sold him. His value will not increase if he is playing especially after we are relegated.
Money should have been took and handed to Slade for CarltonCole
Let me guess, he's scoring loads of goals in training...............We will win but Cody McDonald is bound to score against us
So you think his value is rising by the minute not playing for us?Jesus wept
Await next weeks news that he's had a set back.Stokes back in training but will need a couple of games.
Is he injured?No mention of Stevenson
Think this is a pretty good call.Turnbull looked good on Tuesday night, in fact it was possibly the best I have seen him play for us. Clarke also did well. With Willis coming back, I'd put them together in a back 3, with DKE as wing-back (another who played well against Wimbledon).
The feeling in the away end on Tuesday was that Haynes was unlucky to get dropped and that Bigi is being wasted, so I'd freshen things up by bringing them in too. Reilly was one of our better players against Wimbledon and Kwame showed some promise too, despite being wasted on the left of midfield. Also, the concsens was that Jones needs to be starting games, and he certainly justified that in his performance. I'd give him a free role in front of two holding players to run at the oppo.
Therefore, it's back to wing-backs:
-------------------Burge
-------Willis-----Clarke---Turnbull
DKE--------------------------------Haynes
-------------Reilly-------Bigi
---------------------Jones
------------Beavon-----K Thomas
This is a flexible line up as we could go to be back 4 with a number of combinations (Turnbull to LB, Willis to RB, etc). We can also convert to a midfield 4 if needed with Jones and one of the wing-backs going to either flank. Yak probably not fit to start but bring him on for Beavon early 2nd half.
He's only gone an nicked my idea of playing DKE and Haynes further up the pitch.Think this is a pretty good call.
I think this is a pretty good callHe's only gone an nicked my idea of playing DKE and Haynes further up the pitch.
I have a horrible feeling that Beavon won't play.
Hope I'm wrong.
Coventry City (4-2-3-1): Reice Charles-Cook; Sam Ricketts, Aaron Martin, Ben Turner (55 mins, Aaron Phillips), Chris Stokes; Romain Vincelot, John Fleck; Ryan Kent, Jacob Murphy (64 mins, Gael Bigirimana), Jim O’Brien (81 mins, Ryan Haynes); Adam Armstrong.
Team that day we went top of the league, 21st Nov.2015, heady days indeed.
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