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Bottled that first challenge but Mcfadz has been the best player for us this season so far
Bottled that first challenge but Mcfadz has been the best player for us this season so farSheaf was excellent but Mcfazdean was MOM by a country mile - amazing performance
Thought he was one of the best players on the pitchMoM for me tonight
Still isn’t smiling enoughNot so dog shite tonight
Still isn’t smiling enough
He’s been our player of the season so far.Sheaf was excellent but Mcfazdean was MOM by a country mile - amazing performance
McFadzean headed everything, but was at fault for their goal. He HAS to put in some attempt at a challenge there, it wasn't in the area, slide, go to ground, attempt to hook the ball or something. It looked pretty stupid...Sheaf was excellent but Mcfazdean was MOM by a country mile - amazing performance
I hope he's working closely with Kelly to learn how to properly anchor and lead a team. He has all the attributes to be a fantastic player.
Sheaf is a good player. He’s always going to be criticised for not running around like a headless chicken. It’s perceived as lazy
Quarterbacks....you're showing your age thereAs a critic of him it wasn’t his work rate that was the issue but his speed of thought. He was criticised for it by Donny fans last year and his first few games got caught out quite a few times taking too long on the ball. Last night I didn’t see any of that, he showed he can play at the pace required for this level.
His passing is absolutely sublime. Can’t help but feel we’ve got two outstanding quarterbacks at the base of the midfield in him and Hamer.
Don't think it's a speed of thought issue as such. He is a player who will always look at his best when we play well. Yesterday the rest of the midfield had time and space and were showing for him so he could play his progressive passes. Against Brentford the midfield were hidden so he appears slow but it's his team mates letting him down or the tactics not allowing him to flourish.As a critic of him it wasn’t his work rate that was the issue but his speed of thought. He was criticised for it by Donny fans last year and his first few games got caught out quite a few times taking too long on the ball. Last night I didn’t see any of that, he showed he can play at the pace required for this level.
His passing is absolutely sublime. Can’t help but feel we’ve got two outstanding quarterbacks at the base of the midfield in him and Hamer.
Sheaf is a good player. He’s always going to be criticised for not running around like a headless chicken. It’s perceived as lazy
Don't think it's a speed of thought issue as such. He is a player who will always look at his best when we play well. Yesterday the rest of the midfield had time and space and were showing for him so he could play his progressive passes. Against Brentford the midfield were hidden so he appears slow but it's his team mates letting him down or the tactics not allowing him to flourish.
I’d be interested to see if the ultimate goal is switching out Allen with Hamer or Sheaf and letting him them more attacking.As a critic of him it wasn’t his work rate that was the issue but his speed of thought. He was criticised for it by Donny fans last year and his first few games got caught out quite a few times taking too long on the ball. Last night I didn’t see any of that, he showed he can play at the pace required for this level.
His passing is absolutely sublime. Can’t help but feel we’ve got two outstanding quarterbacks at the base of the midfield in him and Hamer.
I was thinking similar. If Sheaf and Kelly keep their places it would be tempting to see Hamer pressing further forwardI’d be interested to see if the ultimate goal is switching out Allen with Hamer or Sheaf and letting him them more attacking.
we improved massively when Kelly came on, so him at the base will allow Hamer to be more creative up the field
I was thinking similar. If Sheaf and Kelly keep their places it would be tempting to see Hamer pressing further forward
You reckon?He’d get fewer cards in a more advanced position for starters
You reckon?Do hope he cuts out the cards, will be a shame if we miss out on half the season from him due to suspensions.
It's a long season pal so keep your powder dry, you might be rightI'm sorry for starting this thread.
Also we need to look at how many games has sheaf played in the last 6 monthsI think we forget how young our team is sometimes. We've got the second youngest squad in the whole division, and that's boosted by McFadz being 33. We're getting fitness, growing into the expectations of the division, and have players still near the start of their careers who you'd have to hope will only get better, of which Sheaf is one. Sometimes we need to be a bit more hopeful about this team.
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