Good shout, but that would involve Brian swallowing his pride.UpThePrem wrote:Not necessarily. Mariappa, who had a reasonable game can play on the right and bring Pearce into the middle. Probably the best combination and could be far better than the current set up.floyd__streete wrote:
Two negtatives were Shaun Cummings - played narrow and looks out of his depth, the alternative being Gunter means we'll be weak in that position until at least January.
You have to see Hal's left-foot volley - brilliant from open play!Ian Royal wrote:encouraging read. We were always going to lose to Utd - they were never going to let us turn them over after Norwich managed it -, shame we let in so many goals, but at least we scored a few as well with what sounds like a better performance. Brian's won himself a little bit more leeway again from me, this seems like it might be the sort of result and performance that he can actually take and do something with. Fingers crossed anyway.
I'll watch teh highlights another time but did we score from open play or was it all set pieces?
Finished? Have I missed something? Have we turned into Portsmouth overnight?jellytot wrote:Our defending is so desperately bad with a struggling keeper behind. Unless we tighten up we are finished.
Our midfield is non existent too.
And all the bollocks seem to come from the usual suspects, they know who they are!!!Bowman's Quiver wrote:Finished? Have I missed something? Have we turned into Portsmouth overnight?jellytot wrote:Our defending is so desperately bad with a struggling keeper behind. Unless we tighten up we are finished.
Our midfield is non existent too.
I'm so proud of my football club tonight I can barely believe some of the old bollocks on this thread. We might go down but if we can perform like this for much of the season then so be it.
Onwards and upwards next season if, and I stress if, it comes to that.
which court of righteousness are you in Gordy?Gordons Cumming wrote:Once again HNA reflects how little some people know about football on this board.
Eg. Tabb was great
Tabb was crap.
Notice the poor defending. Fact are we have the second worst defence in the league. Next twowindermere_royal wrote:And all the bollocks seem to come from the usual suspects, they know who they are!!!Bowman's Quiver wrote:Finished? Have I missed something? Have we turned into Portsmouth overnight?jellytot wrote:Our defending is so desperately bad with a struggling keeper behind. Unless we tighten up we are finished.
Our midfield is non existent too.
I'm so proud of my football club tonight I can barely believe some of the old bollocks on this thread. We might go down but if we can perform like this for much of the season then so be it.
Onwards and upwards next season if, and I stress if, it comes to that.
He had a creditable shot at goal too.John Madejski's Wallet wrote:Can some people really not give Tabb any credit?
I don't think he's looked that out of his depth at all the last few games. Maybe we need to partner him with someone better, as his ball-winning and laying-off was pretty bloody good again today. Yet still we keep talking about him being a 'trier' and not good enough.
I think you had too many complimentary whiskeys mate. you give United too much respect, we had them worried, no doubt about that.Winnershroyal wrote:Just got in, after giving up my season ticket, and lording it in the executive boxes by the south stand, Other than Roberts performance, I quite enjoyed that.
I would have taken 0-1 before the game. We were NEVER going to keep the lead, they barely broke sweat when we went ahead, had we got to 4-4 it would have been 4-5 within minutes, we just haven't got the capability to defend.
Getting 12 points will be an achievement.
Winnershroyal wrote: Getting 12 points will be an achievement.
Bollocks to this, the first time Cummings goes out wide and gets tight to Young Evra makes a run through the gap between CB and Cummings and assists the Rooney goal, its fine to say he should get tight but when the winger doesn't follow his man then its leaving a huge gap in the defense allowing them to cross from much closer in. Until the midfield start to follow their runners I would much rather Cummings stay tight and let them cross from out wide allowing Morrison Maps and Feds to try and deal with a cross than to allow them to pass the ball across the goal and make a much easier cross.Royal91 wrote:Feds- Absolutely S****, sell the fat Aussie C***. His reaction after the first goal today was as if he didn't give a toss. Stoke, Chelsea, Peterborough (2), Wigan and Man Utd. Must be more cock ups??
Cummings like Gunter keep positioning themselves too narrow, allowing the opposition too much space. (Getting raped down that side all the time and that's my biggest worry)
Morro/Mapps- Give them more games and they should be adequate until January.
Shorey- Superb, tidy and clearly a PL player.
HRK- Excellent performance and has probably got the best cross out of our wingers. (All our wingers need to drive into the box more)
Jobi mightbegoodAnuff- Ripped Rafael to the point of substitution then Smalling shoved him in his pocket.
Tabb- Made some sharp passes today, kept things short and looked good so he needs to continue doing that. But that's completely irrelevant when you're going to be a mindless t*** and barge down Evans in the box.
L,Wood- Too slow and really should not be in the side. Get Guthrie in for next week please along side Tabb.
Roberts looked a threat again. Excellent in the wide areas but needs to add something more centrally.
Alf- Well taken goal, shame he couldn't do it against Wigan and Villa. Had some good turns around the edge of the box and should be encouraged to shoot more
Pog- No comment
Hunt- Never going to do anything. Need to get him off the books and get in a new striker in January. (Someone with pace)
We need our wingers to drive into the box more or come inside and recycle the ball and get in out to the other winger. Create space and pull their defenders out of position.
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