So the same front four that miserably failed the last three months of last season? Except Olise, who’s gone on to much better thingsYorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Ejaria can easily draw 2/3 players around him at one time, it's an invaluable quality that can open up more space in central areas for both Joao and Swift, which we desperately need if we are going to rely on them. I'm very much under the opinion that:
Meite - Swift - Ejaria
Joao
Is our best front 4.
I don't mean that's our set in stone front 4, I'm saying that's our best front 4, in my opinion. It's obviously not the one that should start week in, week out, because yes of course the opposition will influence what happens there. I take last season as a bit of a moot point to be honest, as it's a completely different scenario now and under a different manager as well.URZZZZ wrote:So the same front four that miserably failed the last three months of last season? Except Olise, who’s gone on to much better thingsYorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Ejaria can easily draw 2/3 players around him at one time, it's an invaluable quality that can open up more space in central areas for both Joao and Swift, which we desperately need if we are going to rely on them. I'm very much under the opinion that:
Meite - Swift - Ejaria
Joao
Is our best front 4.
Need to take it game by game, play to the opposition’s weaknesses. Strange to say given his lack of pace, but I’ve always thought Ejaria plays better against better teams, where there’s more space on the counter/between the lines. He does nothing against low block teams. Same with Halilovic
Whereas the likes of Hoilett and Meite are more likely to create something from nothing against teams sat in. Hoilett has a decent cross on him, with Meite and Joao as targets too
Then there’s the likes of Ince, Barker, Dele Bashiru and Azeez (if he’s back this season) to consider too. From a real dearth of options earlier on in the season, simply have too many now
I'd take Hoilett or Halilovic or Ince or Azeez over Ejaria.URZZZZ wrote:So the same front four that miserably failed the last three months of last season? Except Olise, who’s gone on to much better thingsYorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Ejaria can easily draw 2/3 players around him at one time, it's an invaluable quality that can open up more space in central areas for both Joao and Swift, which we desperately need if we are going to rely on them. I'm very much under the opinion that:
Meite - Swift - Ejaria
Joao
Is our best front 4.
Need to take it game by game, play to the opposition’s weaknesses. Strange to say given his lack of pace, but I’ve always thought Ejaria plays better against better teams, where there’s more space on the counter/between the lines. He does nothing against low block teams. Same with Halilovic
Whereas the likes of Hoilett and Meite are more likely to create something from nothing against teams sat in. Hoilett has a decent cross on him, with Meite and Joao as targets too
Then there’s the likes of Ince, Barker, Dele Bashiru and Azeez (if he’s back this season) to consider too. From a real dearth of options earlier on in the season, simply have too many now
Really? Why haven’t you mentioned that beforeSnowflake Royal wrote:I'd take Hoilett or Halilovic or Ince or Azeez over Ejaria.URZZZZ wrote:So the same front four that miserably failed the last three months of last season? Except Olise, who’s gone on to much better thingsYorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Ejaria can easily draw 2/3 players around him at one time, it's an invaluable quality that can open up more space in central areas for both Joao and Swift, which we desperately need if we are going to rely on them. I'm very much under the opinion that:
Meite - Swift - Ejaria
Joao
Is our best front 4.
Need to take it game by game, play to the opposition’s weaknesses. Strange to say given his lack of pace, but I’ve always thought Ejaria plays better against better teams, where there’s more space on the counter/between the lines. He does nothing against low block teams. Same with Halilovic
Whereas the likes of Hoilett and Meite are more likely to create something from nothing against teams sat in. Hoilett has a decent cross on him, with Meite and Joao as targets too
Then there’s the likes of Ince, Barker, Dele Bashiru and Azeez (if he’s back this season) to consider too. From a real dearth of options earlier on in the season, simply have too many now
But then I detest the way he plays football.
I’d be keen to hear from those twats who were telling everyone to be positive when he was appointed.Royal_jimmy wrote:Anyone think Ince is as shit as Pauno
What does it achieve being negative right now?leon wrote:I’d be keen to hear from those twats who were telling everyone to be positive when he was appointed.Royal_jimmy wrote:Anyone think Ince is as shit as Pauno
I didn’t think it was good, but I definitely remember lauding around the fcuking-dumb-pcunt expression of “it can’t be any worse”.leon wrote:I’d be keen to hear from those twats who were telling everyone to be positive when he was appointed.Royal_jimmy wrote:Anyone think Ince is as shit as Pauno
Think the majority felt the same.CountryRoyal wrote:I didn’t think it was good, but I definitely remember lauding around the fcuking-dumb-pcunt expression of “it can’t be any worse”.leon wrote:I’d be keen to hear from those twats who were telling everyone to be positive when he was appointed.Royal_jimmy wrote:Anyone think Ince is as shit as Pauno
Fcuking mug, me.
Thought the post match interview was brutally frank and honest. Would appear not to rate some of the squad.Pepe the Horseman wrote:He clearly doesn't give a shit. Seems more concerned with talking to the media about United. It's mind blowing that we're not in the bottom three, and that without the points deduction we'd actually be fairly comfortable. Not too late to bring in Colin to save our season, but clearly nothing is gonna change.
Why on earth not?Lower West wrote:Thought the post match interview was brutally frank and honest. Would appear not to rate some of the squad.Pepe the Horseman wrote:He clearly doesn't give a shit. Seems more concerned with talking to the media about United. It's mind blowing that we're not in the bottom three, and that without the points deduction we'd actually be fairly comfortable. Not too late to bring in Colin to save our season, but clearly nothing is gonna change.
Ummmm the conversation switched between "us" and "them" part of the way through the conversation.Lower West wrote:Thought the post match interview was brutally frank and honest. Would appear not to rate some of the squad.Pepe the Horseman wrote:He clearly doesn't give a shit. Seems more concerned with talking to the media about United. It's mind blowing that we're not in the bottom three, and that without the points deduction we'd actually be fairly comfortable. Not too late to bring in Colin to save our season, but clearly nothing is gonna change.
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