In fairness a few here wanted Colin, and he’s only a year less.Just hope Woy is still alive for the next 6 weeks
In fairness a few here wanted Colin, and he’s only a year less.Just hope Woy is still alive for the next 6 weeks
If we would have kept both Vyner and Anis I doubt we would not have had Eile (not sure about Hovart as he would have been joining summer anyway)The game is won in both boxes, we’ve no fit defenders left, and no proper strikers who score goals. The best manager in the world would struggle with that combination. That’s not down to the manager, it goes to the people at the top. In January we could all see we needed to use some of the Semenyo money to add depth and quality to the squad. What did we do?, sell our best players TO RIVALS, what do you expect, I for one feel sorry for Struber. Our owner doesn’t like popular managers who know more than he does, and tells it as it is, he has a record of stitching them up like kippers, Cotts, NP, and now Struber. It’s SL’s MO
99% would of gone ape ****e if that had happened, but…. Somehow he does turn things around, but always a ****eer to meIn fairness a few here wanted Colin, and he’s only a year less.
I don’t claim to be a coach or know much about tactics, but with only one fit CB, and him not being dominant in the air, doesn’t going four at the back expose us aerially at CB ? , who would you put as 2nd CB next to Ellie?If we would have kept both Vyner and Anis I doubt we would not have had Eile (not sure about Hovart as he would have been joining summer anyway)
So we would have been with one defender anyway. As both the Robs were after January window.
Maybe Anis going speeded up Hovart joining or not. But I would have expected more not till the summer.
In my opinion we should have went two at the back rather than sticking to the three we always did. Pring not the player he was, alongside Eile (fitness an issue with Pring) with Borges left back and McCorie or Tanner right back. Then we could have gone two up front. Just going a 4-4-2 could at least have players in correct positions. We’ve gone two months round pegs in square holes.


If we would have kept both Vyner and Anis I doubt we would not have had Eile (not sure about Hovart as he would have been joining summer anyway)
So we would have been with one defender anyway. As both the Robs were after January window.
Maybe Anis going speeded up Hovart joining or not. But I would have expected more not till the summer.
In my opinion we should have went two at the back rather than sticking to the three we always did. Pring not the player he was, alongside Eile (fitness an issue with Pring) with Borges left back and McCorie or Tanner right back. Then we could have gone two up front. Just going a 4-4-2 could at least have players in correct positions. We’ve gone two months round pegs in square holes.
Pring, I did say in original statement mateI don’t claim to be a coach or know much about tactics, but with only one fit CB, and him not being dominant in the air, doesn’t going four at the back expose us aerially at CB ? , who would you put as 2nd CB next to Ellie?
Wrexham will never be repeated. They’ve hit something to raise interest in the states.The trouble is that whilst smaller clubs like Bournemouth and Brentford have revelled and thrived in their Premier League position and there’s the possibility of Wrexham joining them, there are lots of clubs like us, or bigger, that would crave the rich and famous taking an interest in them
We’ve got something to offer potential buyers but so have lots of others
All of them took their chances when they came along even though they were different to each otherWrexham will never be repeated. They’ve hit something to raise interest in the states.
Bournemouth took a massive chance that if failed would have ruined them.
Brentford was and is a good model.
Numerically its an extra defender. Its an extra player to tuck in, get compact or mark/double up v opposing forward. Pring could play centre back.I don’t claim to be a coach or know much about tactics, but with only one fit CB, and him not being dominant in the air, doesn’t going four at the back expose us aerially at CB ? , who would you put as 2nd CB next to Ellie?
Are you suggesting Pring is a dominant first contact CB?, he can play left of a 3 (just), but he’s not a CB imoPring, I did say in original statement mate
Doesn’t playing with 3 CB’s and two wing backs mean the wing backs drop back whilst out of possession to create 5 at the back?, I’m not being critical, just as explained not an expert, just trying to understand.Numerically its an extra defender. Its an extra player to tuck in, get compact or mark/double up v opposing forward. Pring could play centre back.
So that is a back five, not a four, or a three. The original three are exposed so you drop two players in to make it a five. Similar can be done by playing 4-2-3-1, 4-3-3 etc.Doesn’t playing with 3 CB’s and two wing backs mean the wing backs drop back whilst out of possession to create 5 at the back?, I’m not being critical, just as explained not an expert, just trying to understand.
I agree, Riis is ok as a second striker, but not a number 1, the others, well less said the better.We can switch the defence around..what we can't do is rely on Riis, Armstrong or Burgzorg to score goals..they are the worst front players i can remember.
According to rumour from the press conference, Hodgson was unaware of the injury crisis we have in defence when he agreed to take over
Played 4-2-3-1 yesterday.So that is a back five, not a four, or a three. The original three are exposed so you drop two players in to make it a five. Similar can be done by playing 4-2-3-1, 4-3-3 etc.