That would do.windermereROYAL wrote:Probably till Feb 1st.Zip wrote:Pauno suggesting Olise could be out for a long while. It didn’t look too bad.
That would do.windermereROYAL wrote:Probably till Feb 1st.Zip wrote:Pauno suggesting Olise could be out for a long while. It didn’t look too bad.
Zip wrote:That would do.windermereROYAL wrote:Probably till Feb 1st.Zip wrote:Pauno suggesting Olise could be out for a long while. It didn’t look too bad.
TiagoIlori wrote:We didn’t get out of second gear tonight, Coventry made it incredibly easy for us. They played like it was August and they just came up in May. They clearly had the momentum, played well but they made so many key mistakes both ends of the pitch an experienced championship outfit like us will always punish them for it.
We on the other hand lacked a Liam Moore I think tonight looked a bit suspect defensively, players understandably looked rusty having not played in so long, got a lot better as time went on. Scored some nice goals. Roll on Saturday.
Zip wrote:Pauno suggesting Olise could be out for a long while. It didn’t look too bad. It effectively ensures he won’t be moving anywhere this month though.
Meite and Yids back at the end of the month. Moore next month.
Since Jan 2019 every transfer bar Virginia has been a hit for me (maybe Ezatolahi due to injury as well, with Pele & Boye being neutral), which is a ridiculous record.royalp-we wrote:Probably a good time to bring up how good the recruitment has been. All of Ejaria, Swift, Olise, Meite, Aluko and Semedo are almost all rotational. We haven’t got the biggest first team squad, but we truly do have players who can play a number of positions compared to some of those around us.
Good idea, I forget we get picked on tv more often now.Zip wrote:TiagoIlori wrote:We didn’t get out of second gear tonight, Coventry made it incredibly easy for us. They played like it was August and they just came up in May. They clearly had the momentum, played well but they made so many key mistakes both ends of the pitch an experienced championship outfit like us will always punish them for it.
We on the other hand lacked a Liam Moore I think tonight looked a bit suspect defensively, players understandably looked rusty having not played in so long, got a lot better as time went on. Scored some nice goals. Roll on Saturday.
You might want to roll on until Sunday.
Yet again. This team lacks the overall work rate and intensity to perform at a consistant level week in week out.TiagoIlori wrote:We didn’t get out of second gear tonight,
Lower West wrote:Yet again. This team lacks the overall work rate and intensity to perform at a consistant level week in week out.TiagoIlori wrote:We didn’t get out of second gear tonight,
Yep it’s been massively improved. We need to ensure that all the good work isn’t thrown away. The likes of McIntyre, Tetek, Southwood and Morrison could leave in frees if we are not careful. Losing Richards for nothing is annoying.Chameleon wrote:Zip wrote:Pauno suggesting Olise could be out for a long while. It didn’t look too bad. It effectively ensures he won’t be moving anywhere this month though.
Meite and Yids back at the end of the month. Moore next month.
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I reckon he'll be back fit very early next month.
Since Jan 2019 every transfer bar Virginia has been a hit for me (maybe Ezatolahi due to injury as well, with Pele & Boye being neutral), which is a ridiculous record.royalp-we wrote:Probably a good time to bring up how good the recruitment has been. All of Ejaria, Swift, Olise, Meite, Aluko and Semedo are almost all rotational. We haven’t got the biggest first team squad, but we truly do have players who can play a number of positions compared to some of those around us.
Free transfers:
Yids
Adam
Morrison
Rafa
Araruna
Laurent
Promoted from Academy:
Holmes
Olise
McIntyre
Rino
Richards
Fees:
Ejaria (£2.5m)
Joao (£5.0m)
Puscas (£6.5m)
Loans:
Oliveira
Ejaria x2
Baker
Miazga x2
Martinez
Gibson
Semedo
Estevez
Noticeable how Coventry as other teams have done this season. Attempted to exploit the acres of space behind Ejaria and Olise. Keeping players wide on both wings. We are defensively better with Meite in the team. As he puts a real shift in, dropping back.WoodleyRoyal wrote:Lower West wrote:Yet again. This team lacks the overall work rate and intensity to perform at a consistant level week in week out.TiagoIlori wrote:We didn’t get out of second gear tonight,
actually agree with this, more often than not we start slowly and allow the opposition to run the show. Usually means Pauno gives them a rocket up the arse at half time, and they come out and pressure a lot more. They need to take control of games from the start rather than give other teams confidence because on another day we would have been 2 nil down and lost that game.WoodleyRoyal wrote:Lower West wrote:Yet again. This team lacks the overall work rate and intensity to perform at a consistant level week in week out.TiagoIlori wrote:We didn’t get out of second gear tonight,
1 yes. Though I think Aluko was worse than Baldock yesterday, ridiculous miss aside. I’m not sure he did anything right whilst Baldock actually did some good stuff. That miss though....Franchise FC wrote:Couple of things :
1. I really, really want to be able to like what Aluko and Baldock bring to the team but they do make it difficult. Not so much Aluko last night, although he wasn’t particularly good, but poor Sam. Clearly, he doesn’t intend to be crap but he’s definitely achieving it. He tries so hard, but his confidence looks so shot.
2. If I’ve understood correctly, our starting 11 was 5 academy products, 4 free transfers plus and Joao. Yet we hear the rubbish about the amount we’ve spent. Maybe someone can put me right if I’ve got that wrong
Why a 5 for Richards? I notice he made 9 successful tackles yesterday, the most of any of our players in any game this season.URZZZZ wrote:Comfortable victory in the end, but could have been all so different had Coventry had taken one of their early chances. They were a decent enough side in periods of the game but felt they were too naive and gave away too many opportunities, they caused a lot of self inflicted damage without us having to create too much
8 - Rinomhota Joao
7 - Morrison McIntyre Laurent Olise Swift Ejaria
6 - Rafael Esteves Tetek Semedo Aluko
5 - Richards
4- Holmes Baldock
Felt Olise was the pick of our midfield attacking three, without really causing too many opportunities in the final third whereas Swift was the opposite. Ejaria also improved today on his recent limp performances
Still really unsure about Holmes as a FB - never really viewed him as a viable option there other than filling in for the odd game or two. Not good enough with the ball - almost treats the ball as a hot potato, and his positioning off the ball is suspect too. Think he'll be a solid CB for us but would prefer this experiment to end now with him playing FB
Yeah I agree Dabo did very well. Good at crossing that guy. Think he got 3 very nice crossess off before anyone could close him down?Hound wrote:I thought Richards was really poor by his standards. That Dabo had plenty of joy and got lots of crosses in
Not sure winning tackles is a great measure of a performance
yes, it does suggest he made a better number of defensive contributions than I thought. He gave away a couple of pretty poor free kicks as well if I remember rightly, along with one which should have been given that wasn'tNewCorkSeth wrote:Yeah I agree Dabo did very well. Good at crossing that guy. Think he got 3 very nice crossess off before anyone could close him down?Hound wrote:I thought Richards was really poor by his standards. That Dabo had plenty of joy and got lots of crosses in
Not sure winning tackles is a great measure of a performance
I wasn't suggesting that but it does indicate a certain level of defensive solidity surely? Attempting 10 tackles and winning 9 of them?
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