standupforcity
Well-Known Member
Can someone please explain to me why Robins insists on playing Haynes?! He seems to have a complete blind spot about him. He constantly plays short passes, is extremely predictable which allows the opposition to intercept the ball almost every time. He can't head the ball, he doesn't know how to run down the wing into space....holds the ball up for no apparent reason. He takes for ever to take a throw in....some may say he's waiting for some movement...well actually the movement was happening the moment the throw was ready to be taken but then dies out once Haynes had dithered and missed the opportunity. I cannot find one single reason as to why Robins sticks with him. Last night he had a shocking first half, yet merrily came out again after the break.
I know we don't have a lot to fall back on as far as goalies are concerned, but another blind spot is Burge. You just know the moment there is any kind of chaos or panic in the penalty area, Burge just isn't going to be able to get in there and tidy things up. He occasionally pulls off a great save, but there are many more qualities required to call yourself a goal keeper, and Burge is missing most of them, particularly command of the penalty area. I despair as far as he is concerned. A decent keeper would make a world of difference. Even Allsopp looked a class above Burge last night and we all know what we thought of him when he was with us!
I know we don't have a lot to fall back on as far as goalies are concerned, but another blind spot is Burge. You just know the moment there is any kind of chaos or panic in the penalty area, Burge just isn't going to be able to get in there and tidy things up. He occasionally pulls off a great save, but there are many more qualities required to call yourself a goal keeper, and Burge is missing most of them, particularly command of the penalty area. I despair as far as he is concerned. A decent keeper would make a world of difference. Even Allsopp looked a class above Burge last night and we all know what we thought of him when he was with us!