Why? What wasn’t being done well? You just don’t like the styleSnowflake Royal wrote:If you think that was doing it well I despair.Hound wrote:I think you get way too hung up on the passing out from the back thing. We did it well yesterday most of the time, and we don’t tediously pass between centre backs. It’s no StamballSnowflake Royal wrote: If you can't work out there's a world of options between hoofing to short or isolated players, and tedious passing between centrebacks that goes nowhere, I think it's beyond my abilities to educate you.
It was one of the things we did pretty well tbh, Button and Abbey big parts of that. Now the midfield need to show themselves better
And hitting it long, or out to the wings really didn’t work at all. Again if you have Kelv and Smith it might do
Agree, issues were no presence or creativity in midfield and hitting crosses at what seemed to be a 5' tall 10 year old.NathStPaul wrote:Didn't see a lot wrong with what was happening at the back last night (goal excluded). Midfield is where we really let ourselves down, absolutely zero control of the football in there.
Yep agreed. That was my impressionNathStPaul wrote:Didn't see a lot wrong with what was happening at the back last night (goal excluded). Midfield is where we really let ourselves down, absolutely zero control of the football in there.
I find these things misleading. They're probably near the top as we've played them. Most of those sides won't stay that high in the leagueSnowball wrote:Royal Rother wrote:1st time I’ve seen this lot play and I was happy with what I saw.
Looks like a decent team in the making.
Many of the comments above smack of entitlement.
THIS ten times over.
In the League Cup we won 0-4 away at 12th place championship side
side MILLWALL, then we drew 2-2 in normal time with IPSWICH who are
currently 2nd place in the championship.
In this league we have played 1st (AWAY), 3rd (HOME), 4th (AWAY),
and 6th (AWAY) .
We lost 2-1 at the current top side to a 93rd minute strike. We lost 1-0
to a late goal last night to a side currently averaging two points per game
and lost 1-0 to Port Vale (also 2ppg) after being on top and missing a penalty.
The side in third we beat 2-0 at home. That's 3-4 in for-against the top six
in League One and 6-2 for-against two championship teams.
For those poor at math that is 9-6 against some very decent teams.
Not one of the Reading starting 11 last night is a poor player and I feel
very confident we will finish top ten (barring any more points deductions!)
and will be pushing for top six by the season's end.
Now add that we have a proven League 1 striker to come in, plus Ballard
who looks very, very promising, a very good winger, a future US star CB...
My only slight worry is a temporary loss of form from Azeez, but class
will tell and he will come good.
As for Cambridge, they performed their "Great Escape" last season and
are buzzing as a club, hence 4 wins in the league in six games.
Deffo never thought of myself as a poetNathStPaul wrote:It is really annoying when Snowball
posts like this because it makes it
look like what he is saying is a poem
and we all know he isn't a poet.
I agree with your post it's oddNathStPaul wrote:It is really annoying when Snowball
posts like this because it makes it
look like what he is saying is a poem
and we all know he isn't a poet.
I guess it's better to say "Every team we've played is crap" thenRoyal_jimmy wrote:I find these things misleading. They're probably near the top as we've played them. Most of those sides won't stay that high in the leagueSnowball wrote:Royal Rother wrote:1st time I’ve seen this lot play and I was happy with what I saw.
Looks like a decent team in the making.
Many of the comments above smack of entitlement.
THIS ten times over.
In the League Cup we won 0-4 away at 12th place championship side
side MILLWALL, then we drew 2-2 in normal time with IPSWICH who are
currently 2nd place in the championship.
In this league we have played 1st (AWAY), 3rd (HOME), 4th (AWAY),
and 6th (AWAY) .
We lost 2-1 at the current top side to a 93rd minute strike. We lost 1-0
to a late goal last night to a side currently averaging two points per game
and lost 1-0 to Port Vale (also 2ppg) after being on top and missing a penalty.
The side in third we beat 2-0 at home. That's 3-4 in for-against the top six
in League One and 6-2 for-against two championship teams.
For those poor at math that is 9-6 against some very decent teams.
Not one of the Reading starting 11 last night is a poor player and I feel
very confident we will finish top ten (barring any more points deductions!)
and will be pushing for top six by the season's end.
Now add that we have a proven League 1 striker to come in, plus Ballard
who looks very, very promising, a very good winger, a future US star CB...
My only slight worry is a temporary loss of form from Azeez, but class
will tell and he will come good.
As for Cambridge, they performed their "Great Escape" last season and
are buzzing as a club, hence 4 wins in the league in six games.
Snowball wrote:Deffo never thought of myself as a poetNathStPaul wrote:It is really annoying when Snowball
posts like this because it makes it
look like what he is saying is a poem
and we all know he isn't a poet.
but for some reasons poetry judges DO
and have given me three first prizes
totalling £1,000. But there y'go...
Yes they did. They pressed well, they defended well and they used the wings well. Credit where it’s due, they were organised and had a solid game plan. Brophy is a good playerRoyal_jimmy wrote:One thing I will say about Cambridge (if any of their fans read this). I was impressed by the pace in their side on the wings. You showed us how to play with wingers. Clearly exploited Carson who I think needs to be dropped for a few games, not for much he's done wrong but feel like LB is a weak link and the opposition are targeting him.
Quoting facts is neither modest nor immodest.Orion1871 wrote:Snowball wrote:Deffo never thought of myself as a poetNathStPaul wrote:It is really annoying when Snowball
posts like this because it makes it
look like what he is saying is a poem
and we all know he isn't a poet.
but for some reasons poetry judges DO
and have given me three first prizes
totalling £1,000. But there y'go...
Did they give you an extra prize for your modesty?
You should, I think you have talent.Snowball wrote:Quoting facts is neither modest nor immodest.Orion1871 wrote:Snowball wrote:
Deffo never thought of myself as a poet
but for some reasons poetry judges DO
and have given me three first prizes
totalling £1,000. But there y'go...
Did they give you an extra prize for your modesty?
I have already said I don't consider myself a poet,
can't teach poetry, can't edit poetry, can't judge it.
Like Stevenage who LOST to us?Royal_jimmy wrote: I find these things misleading. They're probably near the top as we've played them. Most of those sides won't stay that high in the league
My mother taught meNathStPaul wrote:You should, I think you have talent.Snowball wrote:Quoting facts is neither modest nor immodest.Orion1871 wrote:
Did they give you an extra prize for your modesty?
I have already said I don't consider myself a poet,
can't teach poetry, can't edit poetry, can't judge it.
OK PALSnowball wrote:My mother taught meNathStPaul wrote:You should, I think you have talent.Snowball wrote:
Quoting facts is neither modest nor immodest.
I have already said I don't consider myself a poet,
can't teach poetry, can't edit poetry, can't judge it.
"An insult from a fool is a compliment"
and of course praise, ironic or not, from a fool/troll, is just the usual shit and meaningless.
and I thought you could notSnowball wrote:Deffo never thought of myself as a poetNathStPaul wrote:It is really annoying when Snowball
posts like this because it makes it
look like what he is saying is a poem
and we all know he isn't a poet.
but for some reasons poetry judges DO
and have given me three first prizes
totalling £1,000. But there y'go...
Loafer wrote:and I thought you could notSnowball wrote:Deffo never thought of myself as a poetNathStPaul wrote:It is really annoying when Snowball
posts like this because it makes it
look like what he is saying is a poem
and we all know he isn't a poet.
but for some reasons poetry judges DO
and have given me three first prizes
totalling £1,000. But there y'go...
get ANY more tedious
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