| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? 18:02 - Feb 6 with 3410 views | Mullet |
With those missing and the need to arrest this losing mentality that has led the club here, would we be better with a flat back four and crowding the midfield?
We seem overstocked there and yet it’s been the area which Lambert has never really cracked. Would this actually be a game where Skuse could drop back when we attack and push the full backs up, and step into his usual role when we want to stifle them?
It’s been a crap week of football and just stealing a result might be enough to raise the confidence of players who have stunk recently. Personally I don’t think I can face losing this weekend when Wimbledon is a good chance to build a run and it’s been a crap week for me anyway.
There are a number of players who owe us a bit of heart of fight let alone the shirt they’ve been lucky to wear at times. |  |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:04 - Feb 6 with 3389 views | Pecker |
4-5-1 for this game is the right plan. |  | | |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:22 - Feb 6 with 3360 views | factual_blue |
Town fans never forgive or understand. |  |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:27 - Feb 6 with 3347 views | Pecker |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:22 - Feb 6 by factual_blue |
Town fans never forgive or understand. |
As your avatar would suggest. | | | |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:35 - Feb 6 with 3330 views | BlueBadger |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:04 - Feb 6 by Pecker |
4-5-1 for this game is the right plan. |
Setting up to play for a draw in the third division. What a time to be alive. |  |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:38 - Feb 6 with 3319 views | Moriarty |
Better to die on our feet than live on our knees. I’d just bloody go for it. Come back with our shield or on it. Go for the 3 points. Go all out for them. Let’s see what we are really made of.
Hope your crap week gets better. |  |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:39 - Feb 6 with 3317 views | bluefunk |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:35 - Feb 6 by BlueBadger |
Setting up to play for a draw in the third division. What a time to be alive. |
You appear to draw from a very deep well of cynical negativity, I do hope things improve if only so you (and we) might see a little more light amongst the darkness |  | | |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:44 - Feb 6 with 3307 views | BlueBadger |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:39 - Feb 6 by bluefunk |
You appear to draw from a very deep well of cynical negativity, I do hope things improve if only so you (and we) might see a little more light amongst the darkness |
If it helps, I really am NOT enjoying being right about thinking Lambert is rubbish. | |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:50 - Feb 6 with 3286 views | Pecker |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:35 - Feb 6 by BlueBadger |
Setting up to play for a draw in the third division. What a time to be alive. |
Setting up to hit them on the counter attack and coming back with 3 points. The best way to approach this one. | | | |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:56 - Feb 6 with 3268 views | BlueBadger |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:44 - Feb 6 by BlueBadger |
If it helps, I really am NOT enjoying being right about thinking Lambert is rubbish. |
Lambo has clearly replaced Jeremy Corbyn as Dollers' mancrush. | |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 19:14 - Feb 6 with 3237 views | Coco |
It’s not about systems. |  |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 20:25 - Feb 6 with 3190 views | Mullet |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 18:38 - Feb 6 by Moriarty |
Better to die on our feet than live on our knees. I’d just bloody go for it. Come back with our shield or on it. Go for the 3 points. Go all out for them. Let’s see what we are really made of.
Hope your crap week gets better. |
Cheers buh.
I think given how obvious it was Lambert drilled us to play on the counter, that's our route to success. Draw Sunderland out and try and overload them until something breaks our way.
I feel like neither side which played in that 1-1 will be there Saturday as so much has happened, but we should feel confident enough away from home. I wonder if the expectancy is a contributing factor at FPR? Certainly Gillingham shocked me a little in that regard. | |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 21:07 - Feb 6 with 3133 views | reusersfreekicks |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 20:25 - Feb 6 by Mullet |
Cheers buh.
I think given how obvious it was Lambert drilled us to play on the counter, that's our route to success. Draw Sunderland out and try and overload them until something breaks our way.
I feel like neither side which played in that 1-1 will be there Saturday as so much has happened, but we should feel confident enough away from home. I wonder if the expectancy is a contributing factor at FPR? Certainly Gillingham shocked me a little in that regard. |
Think we have to adjust to Donacien not being a wing back. 4-3-3/ 4-5-1 is the path to take |  | | |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 08:09 - Feb 7 with 2949 views | Moriarty |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 20:25 - Feb 6 by Mullet |
Cheers buh.
I think given how obvious it was Lambert drilled us to play on the counter, that's our route to success. Draw Sunderland out and try and overload them until something breaks our way.
I feel like neither side which played in that 1-1 will be there Saturday as so much has happened, but we should feel confident enough away from home. I wonder if the expectancy is a contributing factor at FPR? Certainly Gillingham shocked me a little in that regard. |
He might well go with the counter. I think it’s a winnable game. An important one.
On expectancy at home, I’d say it’s inevitable that’s there a degree of expectation at home, but that applies to loads of clubs. Whether people react in a proportionate or reasonable way is another thing of course! And I think that might be more the issue. Is there a residual disconnect between players and supporters from Mick’s treatment (by a vocal few) and departure? The underlying atmosphere might be driven by the state and place of the club generally, a disconnect between the board, the staff and the supporters.
If we don’t go up, our home form will be part of the conversation, as will Evans, form of certain players and the manager. Crowd expectations, even if a valid consideration, will not be the target of the supporters’ ire. I think the players will say it’s up to them to get the supporters on side (even if that is a well worn cliche).
Butch is back. GB’s proposed assistant when he applied alongside Hurst. Interesting. [Post edited 7 Feb 2020 8:11]
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:06 - Feb 7 with 2909 views | PJH |
I think that the almost certainty that Donacien and Kenlock will be the fullbacks suggests that four at the back would be a better idea than wing backs-suggests to me anyway. |  | | |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:13 - Feb 7 with 2887 views | Keaneish |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:06 - Feb 7 by PJH |
I think that the almost certainty that Donacien and Kenlock will be the fullbacks suggests that four at the back would be a better idea than wing backs-suggests to me anyway. |
Even a 442 looks a bit threadbare with no Garbutt, Edwards, KVY or Rowe.
I'm anticipating a 451 with Skuse, Nolan and Downes in the middle. Jackson, Judge and Norwood up front. It's a terrible option though and a defeat beckons. |  |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:32 - Feb 7 with 2869 views | Pecker |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:13 - Feb 7 by Keaneish |
Even a 442 looks a bit threadbare with no Garbutt, Edwards, KVY or Rowe.
I'm anticipating a 451 with Skuse, Nolan and Downes in the middle. Jackson, Judge and Norwood up front. It's a terrible option though and a defeat beckons. |
That's the spirit. | | | |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:34 - Feb 7 with 2862 views | Keaneish |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:32 - Feb 7 by Pecker |
That's the spirit. |
It is a terrible option. Judge and Jackson marauding forward and leaving Donacien and Kenlock exposed. Let's hope we don't see it. | |
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| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:38 - Feb 7 with 2855 views | Hackneyblueboy |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:13 - Feb 7 by Keaneish |
Even a 442 looks a bit threadbare with no Garbutt, Edwards, KVY or Rowe.
I'm anticipating a 451 with Skuse, Nolan and Downes in the middle. Jackson, Judge and Norwood up front. It's a terrible option though and a defeat beckons. |
4-2-3-1
Holy
JD Chambo Woolfy Earl
Downes Huws
Jackson Judge Sears
Norwood
Can easily change to 433, 451 as needed. |  | | |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:42 - Feb 7 with 2846 views | Pecker |
| Do we forgive a system change this weekend? on 09:38 - Feb 7 by Hackneyblueboy |
4-2-3-1
Holy
JD Chambo Woolfy Earl
Downes Huws
Jackson Judge Sears
Norwood
Can easily change to 433, 451 as needed. |
Seriously exposed in the middle, which is one of their strong points. | | | |
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