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I wouldn’t be starting Rudoni at LWB. It’s not a long term thing for me. I’d go back to a flat back four. Sheafs return to fitness means the old system can work. Front three of Wright, Simms, Saka with Rudoni in behind.

I’d like to see a graph which analysed “clean sheets partaken in”

It’s obvious we concede too many. A lot are terrible goals. I’m not sure it’s purely experience we lack but we could certainly do with some. Five at the back certainly doesn’t make us any more secure. I’d switch straight back to a flat back four.

Good stat that.

Binks is not a good defender. Therefore I don’t really care if he carries the ball well. You have to do a lot of that to compensate for silly goals you are conceding. Their second goal yesterday was Binks in a nutshell for me.

Where he fits in at the moment is cover on the left and right wings. We need that depth.

Only until December

He does have a bit of snap in the challenge which we generally lack. Gives 100% and can defend. Just avoid giving him the ball.

Calling for change is often just pure frustration isn’t it? It never really works. We are a case in point. All of our best periods have been stable ones.

Nail on head. We’ve lacked a bit of cohesion going forward but have generally looked like scoring. Whereas at the other end we concede far too many goals. Easy goals. That may well be where we need some help in January.

Thought there were some dynamics on the bench yesterday in terms of the coaching staff. Maybe they are settling in a bit as well as the new players.

Yes, by far our best forward. Always looks a handful and scores goals.

Have people really watched that and think Eccles is an issue? Bizarre. He covers endless ground and is hugely influential. Of course the clamour is on for Torp now based on one strike. He can’t do what Eccles does. Few in our squad can.

He scored a great goal today. But where does he fit in? He isn’t quick enough for midfield. Not nimble enough. He may be consigned to being a sub player who can pick a pass or score when we’re dominating.

Away point always looks better after a home win doesn’t it. Building blocks, building blocks……….

They looked a handful today. Although I don’t think Wright played through the middle. Rudoni was sticking some great balls in. I’d still like to see either of them attacking them a bit more aggressively.

Does it work the other way? If some were saying Luton was a must win game is the ridiculous speculation over now?

Also thought Van Ewijk had a lot more about him today.

Sheaf getting near to 100% makes a huge difference to us.

Didn’t Smith play on the right? It was normally Nick Pickering in front of Downs.