Fabrice29
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And Armstrong. We only needed 1 they just had to be reliable.
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Which would be true if Downs was good/available huh.
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People said this last January and the results just got worse. Apathy is the worst thing that can be done and it starts at the top.
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It would allow quicker release of passes to the left side of the pitch, like Scienza. You're right though, that's a secondary part.
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It shouldn't matter, should be able to do both.
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When did they play better? Was it when they took their chances?
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Keeper Left footed aggressive centre back. An attacker of sorts who can get us up the pitch, win fouls, throw ins and 50/50's when under pressure and someone to target in the box. Until then it'll be the same.
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Just a troll who has been making the same point for a while now. You wet yourselves over things that dont fundamentally change anything on the pitch if you like though.
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No, I say that as if neither a formation or manager affected us missing sitters and then capitulating.
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We have played it earlier. Should have been 3-0 up .fter 50 minutes today btw, but hey, formations and managers.
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It's not that they don't matter but any talk about them is is just masking fundamental flaws. Until we get a keeper who saves shots, a defender who defends it's box properly and a phsyical attacker who is an outlet and threat in the box then any formation, tactic and manager are going to face the same problems all but one of our last 5 managers has.
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Hate to say I told you soooooo...but
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I agree. He does need some lessons. Old fruit.
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Anyway, this game, as always will be dictated by the keeper making saves, defenders defending the box well and strikers being ruthless. Not fancy graphics of formations. Fingers crossed.
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So did our run come to an end when we stopped play 2 CB's yeah? Btw, when Stephens actually played as a 3rd CB/Left back in the next game - we got back to winning ways. Just FYI.
