Gibbo
Well-Known Member
...the central question
...the central questionSo where does Giles fit in ? He’s our most effective attacker pace, direct, gets crosses in, dangerous at set pieces and has goals in him, bit unlucky not to bag atleast one last night.
Is Kelly up to,90 minutes? Anybody know?Concussion is 1 to 2 weeks, so Shippers may only miss Blackburn and Mboro, the second of which Hamer is back for. We can cope with that can't we?
Concussion is 1 to 2 weeks, so Shippers may only miss Blackburn and Mboro, the second of which Hamer is back for. We can cope with that can't we?
The desperate thing we are missing is someone up front who can hold the ball up and cause problems for the oppositions defence, Godden is a great finisher but certainly not the best at holding the ball up and doesn't really bully defences
Two people both tested negative for covid probably mere hours before?Just watching the game back and noticed when Shipley was down, just before he went of McFadzean and Hyam sharing the same bottle of water. Not really a good idea at the moment.
Take that Stoke 2-2 v Barnsley (Stoke had 10 men for the last half hour) and Sheff Wed lose.
Have a look at the Watford v Blackburn stats (Blackburn totally dominant despite score)
Robins said that Godden had a superb game last night.I don’t think we need that kind of player. We need to move and retain the ball better. As soon as Kelly came on yesterday we kept the ball better and that lead to our attacking players getting the ball higher up the pitch and created better chances.
Brentford, Bournemouth and Barnsley pressed us really well and we struggled to keep the ball for phases of play in those games. Last night, particularly after Kelly’s introduction, we weren’t afraid to move the ball back to the 3 CBs and Marosi to work up the pitch.
Gooden is also underrated when it comes to his hold up play.
Wednesday would be in mid table without the deduction it’s a matter of time before they pull clear of the bottom 3.
Exactly. The Swansea game has been our most encouraging one so far imo because Swansea are a good team at this level.Reminded me of his miss against Birmingham in the last moments of the Cup game. He's great moving with the ball, just has foot/head to eye coordination issues when meeting crosses
And I totally agree, if Swansea are the measuring stick for the rest of the division (we were better than QPR and took Brizzle City for a lot of that game), we really shouldn't be as negative as we are. Old habits die hard, I guess
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