"MR's won't attempt it so we will never know "...this is an attacking formation with a diamond up front, lots of interplay. league 1 is not used to that and we have the technical ability to do it. marauding wing backs with Kelly, Doyle and the back two snuffing out threats quickly. We would be quick, decisive and too much for league one defenses to cope. It would require energy which apart from Doyle they would have. Unfortunately it's a pipe dream, MR's won't attempt it so we will never know!
He made 5 changes to the starting line up in the last match and he's played with 3 strikers on the pitch so I think your being a bit unfair."MR's won't attempt it so we will never know "
That's my biggest grip with Mark Robins he seems reluctant to try something different and I think he's over cautious .
"MR's won't attempt it so we will never know "
That's my biggest grip with Mark Robins he seems reluctant to try something different and I think he's over cautious .
Bakayoko and Hiwula.
The latter would be our best striker on paper, so he needs to be given a chance in the right position.
Baka because the other two have largely been shit enough to warrant him to have a chance to prove himself.
He may have played with 3 strikers but he ( M.R. ) doesn't play them as strikers,He made 5 changes to the starting line up in the last match and he's played with 3 strikers on the pitch so I think your being a bit unfair.
I agree. I didn't think he'd done enough last season to earn a deal, and I haven't seen anything from him this season to suggest I was wrong.Time to start thinking hard about JCH. He just doesn't score enough. Across his career he averages about 1.5 goals per 10 games, though to be fair many of those 10 games could be sub appearances. I have always quite liked the energy, speed and incisiveness he has shown in patches; last season that was a nice contrast to McNulty and Max. But I do not see what he has added this season.
I would be tempted to try something new.
Burge
Sterling-Willis-Davies-Brown
------Kelly---Doyle/Ogogo
-----------Thomas--------
Hiwula------------Chaplin
-----------Bakayoko
4-3-3
I don't think Bayliss has been good enough to be undroppable- we get our best technical players out on the pitch along bar Bayliss, and could have an interchangeable front 3. Depends on their footballing brains mind you as to if that would work.
Don't mind that set up too much, although having watched Ogogo, he seems like he just chases the ball and am not convinced that he will 'hold' a position, which could leave Brown seriously exposed. Also of Hiwula and Bakayoko aren't on an 'up for it' day, that leaves us seriously lightweight up front. Both JCH and Bayliss have put in shifts more consistently than the other 2 (imo)
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