Matt SmithJagermesiter1871 wrote:How much is that big lad they had upfront? He looked like he knew where the goal was.
Came from QPR, been around for a while but never really been given a consistent chance
Matt SmithJagermesiter1871 wrote:How much is that big lad they had upfront? He looked like he knew where the goal was.
I really liked Bod, was really disappointed to see him goSnowflake Royal wrote:That Bodvarsson chap got a goal too I hear.
St Pauli wrote:From which end?windermereROYAL wrote:Homophobic, there is a difference.Jagermesiter1871 wrote:What's all this racist chanting about?
BR0B0T wrote:St Pauli wrote:From which end?windermereROYAL wrote:
Homophobic, there is a difference.
What’s that - one defeat in ten ?blueroyals wrote:Imagine going to Millwall with the most lightweight midfield in the league. I get the "don't change a winning team" mantra but come on.. have some common sense
Millwall were closing us down so quickly, and we weren't going to win any long balls against their massive players. So it was obvious we would need to pass the ball quickly around their press. But what did we do? Receive the ball, stand still and wait for Millwall to close us down, and then try to dribble it around 3 players from a standing start. It was men against boys at points.
Rafael - 6
Blackett - 2 normal service has resumed, better rip up that contract offer
Moore - 6 coped with Smith well
Morrison - 6 ditto
Gunter - 5 ineffectual
Pele - 4 lots of mistakes
Swift - 5 too slow
Adam - 6 only player up for it
Ejaria - 5 not a game for fancy tricks
Meite - 4 another poor performance, time to look at other options
Baldock - 5 wrong choice against their massive defenders
Puscas - 4 mistake led to their second goal
Obita - 5
McCleary - 5
I'd line up like this for the next game -
----------------- Rafael
Yiadom Moore Morrison Obita
----------------- Pele
------ Adam --------- Ejaria
---------------- Swift
---------Puscas Baldock
Forget wide players, we don't have the quality
We don’t have the quality for wide players when we just beat the best two home teams in the league with wide players, where three of our four goals came from out wide?blueroyals wrote:Imagine going to Millwall with the most lightweight midfield in the league. I get the "don't change a winning team" mantra but come on.. have some common sense
Millwall were closing us down so quickly, and we weren't going to win any long balls against their massive players. So it was obvious we would need to pass the ball quickly around their press. But what did we do? Receive the ball, stand still and wait for Millwall to close us down, and then try to dribble it around 3 players from a standing start. It was men against boys at points.
Rafael - 6
Blackett - 2 normal service has resumed, better rip up that contract offer
Moore - 6 coped with Smith well
Morrison - 6 ditto
Gunter - 5 ineffectual
Pele - 4 lots of mistakes
Swift - 5 too slow
Adam - 6 only player up for it
Ejaria - 5 not a game for fancy tricks
Meite - 4 another poor performance, time to look at other options
Baldock - 5 wrong choice against their massive defenders
Puscas - 4 mistake led to their second goal
Obita - 5
McCleary - 5
I'd line up like this for the next game -
----------------- Rafael
Yiadom Moore Morrison Obita
----------------- Pele
------ Adam --------- Ejaria
---------------- Swift
---------Puscas Baldock
Forget wide players, we don't have the quality
Forget the ratings, the substantive point is we got the tactics wrong.URZZZZ wrote:We don’t have the quality for wide players when we just beat the best two home teams in the league with wide players, where three of our four goals came from out wide?blueroyals wrote:Imagine going to Millwall with the most lightweight midfield in the league. I get the "don't change a winning team" mantra but come on.. have some common sense
Millwall were closing us down so quickly, and we weren't going to win any long balls against their massive players. So it was obvious we would need to pass the ball quickly around their press. But what did we do? Receive the ball, stand still and wait for Millwall to close us down, and then try to dribble it around 3 players from a standing start. It was men against boys at points.
Rafael - 6
Blackett - 2 normal service has resumed, better rip up that contract offer
Moore - 6 coped with Smith well
Morrison - 6 ditto
Gunter - 5 ineffectual
Pele - 4 lots of mistakes
Swift - 5 too slow
Adam - 6 only player up for it
Ejaria - 5 not a game for fancy tricks
Meite - 4 another poor performance, time to look at other options
Baldock - 5 wrong choice against their massive defenders
Puscas - 4 mistake led to their second goal
Obita - 5
McCleary - 5
I'd line up like this for the next game -
----------------- Rafael
Yiadom Moore Morrison Obita
----------------- Pele
------ Adam --------- Ejaria
---------------- Swift
---------Puscas Baldock
Forget wide players, we don't have the quality
What tactics would have won us the game out if interest - and why should we have changed from what has given us a 9 match unbeaten run?bcubed wrote:Forget the ratings, the substantive point is we got the tactics wrong.URZZZZ wrote:We don’t have the quality for wide players when we just beat the best two home teams in the league with wide players, where three of our four goals came from out wide?blueroyals wrote:Imagine going to Millwall with the most lightweight midfield in the league. I get the "don't change a winning team" mantra but come on.. have some common sense
Millwall were closing us down so quickly, and we weren't going to win any long balls against their massive players. So it was obvious we would need to pass the ball quickly around their press. But what did we do? Receive the ball, stand still and wait for Millwall to close us down, and then try to dribble it around 3 players from a standing start. It was men against boys at points.
Rafael - 6
Blackett - 2 normal service has resumed, better rip up that contract offer
Moore - 6 coped with Smith well
Morrison - 6 ditto
Gunter - 5 ineffectual
Pele - 4 lots of mistakes
Swift - 5 too slow
Adam - 6 only player up for it
Ejaria - 5 not a game for fancy tricks
Meite - 4 another poor performance, time to look at other options
Baldock - 5 wrong choice against their massive defenders
Puscas - 4 mistake led to their second goal
Obita - 5
McCleary - 5
I'd line up like this for the next game -
----------------- Rafael
Yiadom Moore Morrison Obita
----------------- Pele
------ Adam --------- Ejaria
---------------- Swift
---------Puscas Baldock
Forget wide players, we don't have the quality
Is the obvious answerHound wrote:What tactics would have won us the game out if interest - and why should we have changed from what has given us a 9 match unbeaten run?bcubed wrote:Forget the ratings, the substantive point is we got the tactics wrong.URZZZZ wrote:
We don’t have the quality for wide players when we just beat the best two home teams in the league with wide players, where three of our four goals came from out wide?
I’ve sympathy with the idea of Going back to 2 up top as I don’t think Baldock or Puscas can play 1 up, but other than that I’m not sure he should have done a lot different
Not gonna complain about the handball when Rafael should have given a penalty away on Smith in the first half. They’re never given but it was a foul IMOWestwood52 wrote:Just seen the highlights.
I know Keith Stroud has a rep,but how on earth did he miss that handball for the first goal.
Did seem a very fair result though.
Disappointed in Swift for his chance.
Puskas an apology of a footballer.
Well yeah. If we hadn’t just been unbeaten in 9, Miazga playing would have been a no brainer - it’s not easy being the manager in the situationURZZZZ wrote:Is the obvious answerHound wrote:What tactics would have won us the game out if interest - and why should we have changed from what has given us a 9 match unbeaten run?bcubed wrote:
Forget the ratings, the substantive point is we got the tactics wrong.
I’ve sympathy with the idea of Going back to 2 up top as I don’t think Baldock or Puscas can play 1 up, but other than that I’m not sure he should have done a lot different
In hindsight, it probably would have made sense, given Millwall’s style of play to go with a back 5 with Miazga in there and without Joao up top to compete with a tall, physical Millwall defence
But if he had changed the formation/tactics and we had still lost, then people would have said that was the wrong thing to do anyway
To be fair, whilst Blackett was poor, his cross in for Swift was a dream ball in, he does have a really good cross on him2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:Blackett showing his liability again. Desperate for a decent left back for years. Puscas losing ball lead to their goal. Meite useless. Ejaria wasted on wing. Millwall fans absolute detestable c*nts as usual, spooked the ref who was utter shite. Defence battled well.
But excuses aside, we were totally shit and deserved to lose by more than 2.
Finally a defeat. No big deal. We had it coming. Onwards and upwards.
5 at the back for a start.Hound wrote:What tactics would have won us the game out if interest - and why should we have changed from what has given us a 9 match unbeaten run?bcubed wrote:Forget the ratings, the substantive point is we got the tactics wrong.URZZZZ wrote:
We don’t have the quality for wide players when we just beat the best two home teams in the league with wide players, where three of our four goals came from out wide?
I’ve sympathy with the idea of Going back to 2 up top as I don’t think Baldock or Puscas can play 1 up, but other than that I’m not sure he should have done a lot different
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