by AthleticoSpizz » 01 Jan 2014 22:00
by paddy20 » 01 Jan 2014 22:13
SPARTA Guthrie.
He picks the ball up in deep positions and central positions, yet how often does he come forward with the ball and look for the through-ball, or to slip it out wide? He only ever seems to slow the pace down, which is the opposite to what Adkins has stated he is asking of the team. Guthrie is slow to see what's around him, and then that moment passes us by, and he plays it sideways or backwards. Lack of urgency and vision and it holds us back.
Did you notice the difference Taylor made when he came on? Coming forward with the ball (an instant improvement), being aware of what was around him and he made use of it by feeding the left side. We immediately looked a lot brighter, and started giving Forest problems - largely through Blackman who was very impressive today.
I'd like to see more of Taylor in this side. That someone that can link midfield with attack - something we have been missing for far too long!
by 3points » 01 Jan 2014 22:24
by Hoop Blah » 01 Jan 2014 23:04
by ILoveMoonPig » 01 Jan 2014 23:27
by Hoop Blah » 01 Jan 2014 23:30
ILoveMoonPig We play with four defenders and two defensive midfielders so there's nobody to get the ball from the defence to the attackers.
by Sanguine » 01 Jan 2014 23:33
3points A McCarthy, W Bridge, C Gunter, A Pearce, S Morrison, J McAnuff (H Robson-Kanu, 74), D Guthrie, R Drenthe (D Williams, 68), J Karacan (G McCleary, 83), A Le Fondre, N Blackman.
This is the team that tore into Watford for 60+ minutes. Missing Karacan's energy, but interestingly we played with a very fluid 4-2-3-1 formation. We've lost a lot of that energy.
by AthleticoSpizz » 01 Jan 2014 23:37
by Sanguine » 01 Jan 2014 23:40
by winchester_royal » 01 Jan 2014 23:42
by SCIAG » 01 Jan 2014 23:44
LoyalRoyal22
Gunter comments a disgrace. Struggled slighty in the Prem, playing in a poor team.
by Royal Ginger » 01 Jan 2014 23:48
ZacNaloen We do everything too slow. That is why.
by 3points » 02 Jan 2014 00:01
by AirRaidSiren » 02 Jan 2014 00:02
paddy20SPARTA Guthrie.
He picks the ball up in deep positions and central positions, yet how often does he come forward with the ball and look for the through-ball, or to slip it out wide? He only ever seems to slow the pace down, which is the opposite to what Adkins has stated he is asking of the team. Guthrie is slow to see what's around him, and then that moment passes us by, and he plays it sideways or backwards. Lack of urgency and vision and it holds us back.
Did you notice the difference Taylor made when he came on? Coming forward with the ball (an instant improvement), being aware of what was around him and he made use of it by feeding the left side. We immediately looked a lot brighter, and started giving Forest problems - largely through Blackman who was very impressive today.
I'd like to see more of Taylor in this side. That someone that can link midfield with attack - something we have been missing for far too long!
Agree. Guthrie has contributed nothing for a long time. Just because he can occasionally hit a long ball doesn't make him a good footballer. Overrated and even his hairstyle is de-rigeur. Get in a good midfielder in the window and I think you will see a completely different team
by 3points » 02 Jan 2014 00:08
AirRaidSiren I bet he's thinking 'thank oxf*rd I'm not Tom Huddlestone' at this moment in time.
by AirRaidSiren » 02 Jan 2014 00:13
3pointsAirRaidSiren I bet he's thinking 'thank oxf*rd I'm not Tom Huddlestone' at this moment in time.
Wish he was Tom Huddlestone tbf
by ILoveMoonPig » 02 Jan 2014 00:22
Hoop BlahILoveMoonPig We play with four defenders and two defensive midfielders so there's nobody to get the ball from the defence to the attackers.
There's two midfielders perfectly placed to get on the ball and 'play it through the lines' and get the ball into the more attacking minded players.
by TBM » 02 Jan 2014 00:35
AirRaidSiren3pointsAirRaidSiren I bet he's thinking 'thank oxf*rd I'm not Tom Huddlestone' at this moment in time.
Wish he was Tom Huddlestone tbf
It was a sarcastic comment due to the haircut. In saying that, Huddlestone hasn't done much at all for Hull with exception of his two last games.
1 goal, 1 assist in 19 games? Hell yeah...set the world on fire.
by AirRaidSiren » 02 Jan 2014 00:41
TBMAirRaidSiren3points Wish he was Tom Huddlestone tbf
It was a sarcastic comment due to the haircut. In saying that, Huddlestone hasn't done much at all for Hull with exception of his two last games.
1 goal, 1 assist in 19 games? Hell yeah...set the world on fire.
lol his role isn't to assist or score
It's like complaining that your full backs haven't scored 10+ goals this season
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