by Old Man Andrews » 30 Sep 2019 09:00
30 Sep 2019 09:00by John Smith » 30 Sep 2019 10:32
30 Sep 2019 10:32Calm down mate, they're not all that. Before they beat Wigan on Friday they hadn't won in 4 games.royalp-we wrote:Cairney, Knockaert, Cavaleiro and Mitrovic. Without doubt the most dangerous team we have faced so far (along with West Brom). A goal threat from all areas.
by NewCorkSeth » 30 Sep 2019 15:29
30 Sep 2019 15:29Well.. we do have Chinese owners.. maybe having a bribable ref suits us?Old Man Andrews wrote:Andy Woolmer as the referee for this one........... The bloke is so corrupt, he should be in jail.
by Sutekh » 30 Sep 2019 16:46
30 Sep 2019 16:46by sandman » 30 Sep 2019 21:07
30 Sep 2019 21:07Still not addressed their defensive issues from last year, with owners more interested in an outlaw mudshow wrestling promotion than football.royalp-we wrote:Cairney, Knockaert, Cavaleiro and Mitrovic. Without doubt the most dangerous team we have faced so far (along with West Brom). A goal threat from all areas.
by UpNorth » 01 Oct 2019 10:11
01 Oct 2019 10:11by NewCorkSeth » 01 Oct 2019 10:19
01 Oct 2019 10:19by Old Man Andrews » 01 Oct 2019 10:24
01 Oct 2019 10:24Not sure its that easy for us to lock anyone out. We are very leaky at the moment and that is a big worry against a team like Fulham. Our best bet tonight is to really go for it and take the game to them, we can really get at their defence its not great.NewCorkSeth wrote:Lock out Cairney and Mitrovic and we should be fine. We have decent possession and shots per game. 2 fairly even teams imo.
by NewCorkSeth » 01 Oct 2019 10:27
01 Oct 2019 10:27True. We need a stellar performance from (hopefully) Moore, Miazga and Morrison. And whoever starts between Pele and Rinomhota. But as you say, they are just as bad as we are at defending. If they dont close down Se8ft and Ejaria they'll be in for a big surprise. Hopefully we can turn around our home form.Old Man Andrews wrote:Not sure its that easy for us to lock anyone out. We are very leaky at the moment and that is a big worry against a team like Fulham. Our best bet tonight is to really go for it and take the game to them, we can really get at their defence its not great.NewCorkSeth wrote:Lock out Cairney and Mitrovic and we should be fine. We have decent possession and shots per game. 2 fairly even teams imo.
by Hound » 01 Oct 2019 10:31
01 Oct 2019 10:31by NewCorkSeth » 01 Oct 2019 10:36
01 Oct 2019 10:36Should being the operative word there.Hound wrote:I think their game might suit us to be honest, and I'm not convinced Parker is the right man for the job there
The key to any success we have had this year is getting Swift and Ejaria on the ball. I suspect they'll probably not worry too much about stopping that and instead just expect to boss possession. If we can get the ball to Swift/Ejaria in behind their midfield, I fancy us to score a couple. We do need to defend well obviously, but we should have a back 4/5 capable of that.
by Hound » 01 Oct 2019 10:43
01 Oct 2019 10:43by NewCorkSeth » 01 Oct 2019 10:52
01 Oct 2019 10:52But even when Blackburn dropped off Swift came into the game. Charlton are the only team who kept up the pressure for 90 minutes.Hound wrote:Blackburn did it as well. Stop the ball getting to Swift/Ejaria, hit the space behind the FBs
So simple. But I think Fulham will be too arrogant to worry about stopping us first, and hopefully leave the gaps in the midfield.
I don't think its so much a 'high pressing' game that hits us. I think we actually are set up to counter that quite well. We can break the press fairly well at times. Its more a case of let Morrison and Moore have the ball, but don't let it get to our creative players. Obviously then if it does get through don't give them any time on the ball.
by Millsy » 01 Oct 2019 11:01
01 Oct 2019 11:01by NewCorkSeth » 01 Oct 2019 11:07
01 Oct 2019 11:07I'm obviously more of a panicker than you. In my head I know it makes sense to stick with the formation, give it time to gel. But our link up play and finishing worries me. And our defending is atrocious.2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:3 at the back.
Joao and Puscas up front.
Don't find a winning formula and bloody change it because it doesn't always demolish teams, especially when not playing best two strikers up front.
by Hound » 01 Oct 2019 11:07
01 Oct 2019 11:07though tbf, we were far better than Charlton in the first half and were pretty unlucky not to score - couple of very good chances for Puscas, while they produced nothing of note until they scoredNewCorkSeth wrote:But even when Blackburn dropped off Swift came into the game. Charlton are the only team who kept up the pressure for 90 minutes.Hound wrote:Blackburn did it as well. Stop the ball getting to Swift/Ejaria, hit the space behind the FBs
So simple. But I think Fulham will be too arrogant to worry about stopping us first, and hopefully leave the gaps in the midfield.
I don't think its so much a 'high pressing' game that hits us. I think we actually are set up to counter that quite well. We can break the press fairly well at times. Its more a case of let Morrison and Moore have the ball, but don't let it get to our creative players. Obviously then if it does get through don't give them any time on the ball.
I agree that I dont think Fulham will try to suppress us rather than out perform us. Which they may do, but I would be very wary of letting John and Ovie do their thing if I was Parker.
by URZZZZ » 01 Oct 2019 11:38
01 Oct 2019 11:38Well in our last 300 minutes of playing 3/5 at the back, the aggregate score is 0-7. We scored against Blackburn having gone 4 at the back. We scored against Wolves having gone 4 at the back. We scored against Swansea having gone 4 at the back. We dominated against Boro having gone four at the back. I’ll be amazed if we don’t play a 4-2-3-1 tonightNewCorkSeth wrote:I'm obviously more of a panicker than you. In my head I know it makes sense to stick with the formation, give it time to gel. But our link up play and finishing worries me. And our defending is atrocious.2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:3 at the back.
Joao and Puscas up front.
Don't find a winning formula and bloody change it because it doesn't always demolish teams, especially when not playing best two strikers up front.
by WestYorksRoyal » 01 Oct 2019 11:42
01 Oct 2019 11:42by Old Man Andrews » 01 Oct 2019 12:06
01 Oct 2019 12:06by NewCorkSeth » 01 Oct 2019 12:09
01 Oct 2019 12:09Would rather dip my balls in a deep fat frier than see Boye start.Old Man Andrews wrote:Would go:
Rafael
Yiadom
Miazga
McIntyre
Obita
Rinhomota
Pele
Swift
Boye
Puscas
Ejaria
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