Bit hard to play him with his leg in plaster to be honest.Snowflake Royal wrote:Did Adressen go out on loan or is he available?
I'd probably play him at home over Blackett just because of the significant section of our home attendees who are relentlessly negative and get on Tyler's back the second the team is announced.
Really not sure, came out of the blue. Just remember seeing a photo on his Twitter feed. Shame really as this would have been a good opportunity for him to get some first team minutes.Hound wrote:heard he was injured, but what has he done? Any chance of him being back soon?
He didnt show that on Saturday ...Sutekh wrote:Tyler is a much better left sided centre back than he is a left back
There is also Joey
Looks bright if Elphick and McShane are out for another month or two doesn't it?
better tell him to get on his bike then.From Despair To Where? wrote:He would he a boon to our defence.
Yeah I heard he fell in love with the club physio!TiagoIlori wrote:According to the Reading chronicle, Clement is keen to turn this into a permanent deal. Could be dependent on whether Villa win on Saturday.
I would be pretty keen too. Another leader through the door if he signs. That would make it McShane, Elphick, Yiadom and Moore as clear, on the pitch leaders. Sign a CM with a loud voice and commanding presence and the morale problems should swiftly depart.TiagoIlori wrote:According to the Reading chronicle, Clement is keen to turn this into a permanent deal. Could be dependent on whether Villa win on Saturday.
Seems likely. Concentrating on defending first and foremost and having a breather when your side is in possession can't help but be easier than concentrating on defending when you don't have the ball, and concentrating on finding a pass with a static midfield when your team does have it.Hound wrote:fair points Denver. I suppose its a case of whether PC has seen enough in training to think Elphick is a better mid term option than McShane
Thought McShane was very disappointing last year after a good season in 16/17. Maybe if he went back to just being a defender first and foremost, then he would go back to being the player he was.
Yeah driving the ball into a rapidly compressing midfield and then passing it sideways or backwards really wasn't best use of his abilities. It was noticeable that the aggressiveness, effectiveness and concentration of the defence improved when they were allowed to focus on just that rather ball retention and play making.Hound wrote:fair points Denver. I suppose its a case of whether PC has seen enough in training to think Elphick is a better mid term option than McShane
Thought McShane was very disappointing last year after a good season in 16/17. Maybe if he went back to just being a defender first and foremost, then he would go back to being the player he was.
Yeh a couple of really tall thugs in the centre of defence works wonders in this division. Ask WarnockHound wrote:with McShane as well, he is obviously less comfortable on the ball than Ilori or Moore. It was probably more of an effort to play the possession game mentally. Really he should just concentrate on being a bit of a thug and organising the back line
Yep, and poor Bod was up against ‘two big lumps’ most weeks.bcubed wrote:Yeh a couple of really tall thugs in the centre of defence works wonders in this division. Ask WarnockHound wrote:with McShane as well, he is obviously less comfortable on the ball than Ilori or Moore. It was probably more of an effort to play the possession game mentally. Really he should just concentrate on being a bit of a thug and organising the back line
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