Brau (32 Viewers)

standupforcity

Well-Known Member

• Today at 8:23 AM

• #1

Is there anywhere else in the team for Brau? That cameo on Saturday was pretty impressive...

 

CCFCAnalysis

Well-Known Member

• Today at 8:26 AM

• #2

there's a big gaping hole at LB for the next three!

 

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StrettoBoy

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• Today at 8:27 AM

• #3

Hopefully he will get a little run in the team when Jay is suspended and his role can be assessed when we see how he performs. I like the little we have seen of him.

 

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SkyBlueAggy

New Member

• Today at 8:44 AM

• #4

The forgotten man! I was at the St. Pauli game in pre season and I thought he was a nippy player who is also good at putting a ball in too. I just can't believe Bidwell has been getting ahead of him when Da Silva hasn't featured. Hopefully now he can get the nod in these next three games.

 

torchomatic

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• Today at 9:01 AM

• #5

We were at the Bristol Rovers friendly and he looked good in that. Skillful and powerful. Surprised he's not had more gametime, even with the impressive form of JDS. He wasn't even in the squad against Bristol City.

 

edgy

Well-Known Member

• Today at 9:02 AM

• #6

He looks more like a wing back than a full back, from what we've seen so far. I think it obvious he probably isnt quite trusted to do the defensive work required in a back 4.

 

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PVA

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• Today at 9:13 AM

• #7

Seems decent enough on the ball but in his brief appearances earlier in the season his positional sense and discipline was very poor.

I would imagine Bidwell will start, but could see Brau getting some more minutes off the bench.

 

fatso

Well-Known Member

• Today at 9:23 AM

• #8

A home game against Swansea would be the ideal time to give him a start.
If he isnt considered good enough to be in the team for that game then we really need to be asking questions.

 

rob9872

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• Today at 10:02 AM

• #9

Young lad, first season here. Good going forward, but in fairness probably needs a low champ or high L1 loan.

If Frank reads the room and the atmosphere is a bit flat though, bring him on for 20 at the end to give the crowd a boost.

 

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SBT

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• Today at 10:05 AM

• #10

I think the six months of training he’s done in front of the coaching staff will mean more than a 40 minute cameo last Saturday. He handled himself well when he came on but we still have very little idea what we actually have here.

 

PUSB-We_are_going_up

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• Today at 10:17 AM

• #11

I reckon he starts against Swansea in a back 5 if Kitch and Thomas are back, if they’re not I reckon Bidwell starts in a back 4

 

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thezunigadream

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• Today at 10:42 AM

• #12

Massive risk/reward decision here. JDS has been integral to our success with his attacking play (if not direct assist and goals) and ability to retain possession.

Bidwell just doesn’t give us that anymore (if ever) and so that immediately hampers the team. He needs to be solid defensively to make up for it. Brau looks like he may give us the attacking option, but at the cost of defending (we think).

Brau has the better song so he’s in for me, otherwise I’m not sure either way (unless we go back 5).

 

rob9872

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• Today at 10:45 AM

• #13

No way are starting with a 5 at home v Swansea, so that's out. JDS has been immense, but Bidwell was thought better of the two until back end of last season and he'll be fine. Had a stinker at Wrexham but wasn't alone and lots of changes. As our only non-starter with the rest of the first 11 around him I have no concerns.

 

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SAJ

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• 44 minutes ago

• #14

PVA said:

Seems decent enough on the ball but in his brief appearances earlier in the season his positional sense and discipline was very poor.

I would imagine Bidwell will start, but could see Brau getting some more minutes off the bench.

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Got to agree with this. Defensively I think Bidwell is better as Brau still looks a little niece there even though he looks good going forward. This was evidenced by Lampard choosing Bidwell to come on first then moving to a back 5 on Saturday. This enabled Brau to play to his strengths and Bidwell his.

 

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Cally Fedora

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• 13 minutes ago

• #15

I’d start him in a back 4 against Swansea. I’d give him all three games of Dasilva’s suspension and make the call in who retains the spot after that. I think he’s a good player and with a run will show it.

 

Mild-Mannered Janitor

Kindest Bloke on CCFC / Maker of CCFC Dreams

• 10 minutes ago

• #16

They may try KKH at left back, played that position for Preston a few times, perhaps slightly more solid in defence and also leaves EMC to hug the touch line more

 

JSL

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• 10 minutes ago

• #17

Different story if EMC goes down too. Need the LW to track back and Wright wont do that as effectively exposing the LB

 

Covkid1968#

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• 3 minutes ago

• #18

thezunigadream said:

Massive risk/reward decision here. JDS has been integral to our success with his attacking play (if not direct assist and goals) and ability to retain possession.

Bidwell just doesn’t give us that anymore (if ever) and so that immediately hampers the team. He needs to be solid defensively to make up for it. Brau looks like he may give us the attacking option, but at the cost of defending (we think).

Brau has the better song so he’s in for me, otherwise I’m not sure either way (unless we go back 5).

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Really??? Maybe you just haven't given the Jake Bidwell song enough time. find a version of it and get it on repeat play and just close your eyes and listen to it for 30 minutes...there are just so many layers to that song that aren't obvious to the untrained ear! You'll thank me in time.