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Post by Colyton Gas. on Dec 21, 2015 14:00:51 GMT
Paris Cowan Hall has returned to Millwall.Not a very successful loan for him or us. Not obviously better than what we have already.Recalled by Millwall it seems.
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Post by kingswood Polak on Dec 21, 2015 15:33:45 GMT
Paris Cowan Hall has returned to Millwall.Not a very successful loan for him or us. Not obviously better than what we have already.Recalled by Millwall it seems. We are not going to do ourselves any favours by continuing to bring p,avers in then not give them proper game time. I feel this is one area DC needs to redress but then, what do I know lol |
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Post by Igitur on Dec 21, 2015 15:44:10 GMT
Paris Cowan Hall has returned to Millwall.Not a very successful loan for him or us. Not obviously better than what we have already.Recalled by Millwall it seems. We are not going to do ourselves any favours by continuing to bring p,avers in then not give them proper game time. I feel this is one area DC needs to redress but then, what do I know lol It must be tricky for DC, he does the occasional scouting, and we have a new set-up, but often a manager takes players 'on recommendation' and then, in the much used phrase 'on the training ground', finds they are pony. Judging by that half of supposed football PCH played against York he's no loss. |
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Post by Thatslife on Dec 21, 2015 15:59:49 GMT
We are not going to do ourselves any favours by continuing to bring p,avers in then not give them proper game time. I feel this is one area DC needs to redress but then, what do I know lol It must be tricky for DC, he does the occasional scouting, and we have a new set-up, but often a manager takes players 'on recommendation' and then, in the much used phrase 'on the training ground', finds they are pony. Judging by that half of supposed football PCH played against York he's no loss. I think some of the blame rest with the agents who "big up" players in the hope that they sign for the new club, much like I hope Mr Gaffney does for us. |
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Post by pirateer on Dec 21, 2015 16:05:47 GMT
Paris Cowan Hall has returned to Millwall.Not a very successful loan for him or us. Not obviously better than what we have already.Recalled by Millwall it seems. We are not going to do ourselves any favours by continuing to bring p,avers in then not give them proper game time. I feel this is one area DC needs to redress but then, what do I know lol i think this is more a positional issue, we have had a number of wingers on loan which DC has not rated once he's seen them up close whereas gaffeny has played all of the games since he's been with us. |
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Post by stevek192 on Dec 21, 2015 16:36:27 GMT
I would say that DC and the way he plays is probably to blsme for the way wingers play for us. The last thing an out and out winger wants is for his full back to continually go in the very area where he wants to go particularly if he is played on his "wrong" side. He requires an early pass and this is our main weakness when passing the ball out from defence. Very few of our defenders are actually good in possession but rather players who defend. Brown,in particular when he brings the ball out wants to get as far up the pitch as he can rather than make a quick straight forward pass to a winger. When he gets up the pitch he then wants to play a one two with the winger rather than set the winger up. IMO playing a winger on Browns side is a waste of time and space. This is not a criticism of Brown as he is very good at it and fit enough to get forward and back but we would be better off playing a right winger only and an extra midfielder. Balanta, Cowan Hall and Montano have all proved them selves at a higher level and should certainly be capable of setting this division alight- perhaps it is down to the Manager and the way he sets up.Can't complain at the results of DCs tactics but may be the answer as to the seeming poorness of the wingers we have. Dave Martin also looked a good winger when we got him but very soon went off.
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Post by mrbluesky on Dec 22, 2015 0:21:27 GMT
I would say that DC and the way he plays is probably to blsme for the way wingers play for us. The last thing an out and out winger wants is for his full back to continually go in the very area where he wants to go particularly if he is played on his "wrong" side. He requires an early pass and this is our main weakness when passing the ball out from defence. Very few of our defenders are actually good in possession but rather players who defend. Brown,in particular when he brings the ball out wants to get as far up the pitch as he can rather than make a quick straight forward pass to a winger. When he gets up the pitch he then wants to play a one two with the winger rather than set the winger up. IMO playing a winger on Browns side is a waste of time and space. This is not a criticism of Brown as he is very good at it and fit enough to get forward and back but we would be better off playing a right winger only and an extra midfielder. Balanta, Cowan Hall and Montano have all proved them selves at a higher level and should certainly be capable of setting this division alight- perhaps it is down to the Manager and the way he sets up.Can't complain at the results of DCs tactics but may be the answer as to the seeming poorness of the wingers we have. Dave Martin also looked a good winger when we got him but very soon went off. but surely if balanta montano and paris-cowan are proven at the higher level they wouldnt be released or loaned out to lower division clubs? bristol city have several loans with premiership experience but they cant be proven prem players as there still under 30 and surplus to requirements!! just like montano and balanta were at there clubs,,,lets see what happens with paris-cowan. at the end of the day switching from 3-5-2 and 4-4-2 has worked for dc so far as were well up the league and got promoted under him last season |
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Post by kingswood Polak on Dec 22, 2015 16:43:37 GMT
I would say that DC and the way he plays is probably to blsme for the way wingers play for us. The last thing an out and out winger wants is for his full back to continually go in the very area where he wants to go particularly if he is played on his "wrong" side. He requires an early pass and this is our main weakness when passing the ball out from defence. Very few of our defenders are actually good in possession but rather players who defend. Brown,in particular when he brings the ball out wants to get as far up the pitch as he can rather than make a quick straight forward pass to a winger. When he gets up the pitch he then wants to play a one two with the winger rather than set the winger up. IMO playing a winger on Browns side is a waste of time and space. This is not a criticism of Brown as he is very good at it and fit enough to get forward and back but we would be better off playing a right winger only and an extra midfielder. Balanta, Cowan Hall and Montano have all proved them selves at a higher level and should certainly be capable of setting this division alight- perhaps it is down to the Manager and the way he sets up.Can't complain at the results of DCs tactics but may be the answer as to the seeming poorness of the wingers we have. Dave Martin also looked a good winger when we got him but very soon went off. but surely if balanta montano and paris-cowan are proven at the higher level they wouldnt be released or loaned out to lower division clubs? bristol city have several loans with premiership experience but they cant be proven prem players as there still under 30 and surplus to requirements!! just like montano and balanta were at there clubs,,,lets see what happens with paris-cowan. at the end of the day switching from 3-5-2 and 4-4-2 has worked for dc so far as were well up the league and got promoted under him last season Fair comment but I think that L2 will need more, as in fit squad players, as the season progresses & we get the pivotal players either get suspensions or injuries. We have Lines out injured & no one is passing comment as to how long he will be out and it's that time of year when conditions can add to that. I do have an increasing trust in DC but we really are running on a small outfit, that actually is a huge credit to him. I see no reason, if we can pick up a couple of half decent players, that we should not be thinking of a promotion place. There are no teams we need to fear. UTG |
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Post by Colyton Gas. on Dec 23, 2015 10:22:44 GMT
Tyler Little about to go out on loan so movement in the ranks!!!
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Post by Igitur on Dec 23, 2015 13:10:12 GMT
Tyler Little about to go out on loan so movement in the ranks!!! Probably best he was not watching on Monday. |
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Post by a more piratey game on Dec 23, 2015 14:07:25 GMT
Tyler Little about to go out on loan so movement in the ranks!!! from what little I've seen he looks to me to have potential though |
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Post by davehuddscousin on Dec 24, 2015 21:23:45 GMT
I must say I like the look of Tyler Little too, he looked useful pre-season, but he was unfortunate to be dropped in the deep end at the start of the season making his debut at Leyton Orient who were the early season pacemakers. If he gets a few games in for Nuneaton it will help him a lot I think.
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