I’m not suggesting Binks is the answer or even a better player. I’m simply making the point that Kitchin can be erratic in his decision making and distribution and that was evident yesterday. That’s not a quality that most managers will want in a centre half.Really? Praising Binks but criticizing Kitching on yesterdays performance
find that bizarre
Binks can hit a nice 40 yard cross field pass, but I'd say Kitchings decision making and distribution is far better, he's the only centre back who regularly passes between the lines. His % completion wasn't as high as Binks yesterday but he plays far more forward passes, where as most of Binks yesterday were sideways to Kitching or Lati.I’m not suggesting Binks is the answer or even a better player. I’m simply making the point that Kitchin can be erratic in his decision making and distribution and that was evident yesterday. That’s not a quality that most managers will want in a centre half.
Second half Kitchen was launching it long generally towards BTA and what ever his relative strengths winning those types of headers isn’t one of them.Binks can hit a nice 40 yard cross field pass, but I'd say Kitchings decision making and distribution is far better, he's the only centre back who regularly passes between the lines. His % completion wasn't as high as Binks yesterday but he plays far more forward passes, where as most of Binks yesterday were sideways to Kitching or Lati.
Completely agree, Kitching is better at playing the penetrating passes through the linesBinks can hit a nice 40 yard cross field pass, but I'd say Kitchings decision making and distribution is far better, he's the only centre back who regularly passes between the lines. His % completion wasn't as high as Binks yesterday but he plays far more forward passes, where as most of Binks yesterday were sideways to Kitching or Lati.
He likes to save it, save it?It’s so simple for Dovin…
I like to move it. Reel 2 Real.
You didn't use to care about that when looking at Palmer's pass percentage though.Binks can hit a nice 40 yard cross field pass, but I'd say Kitchings decision making and distribution is far better, he's the only centre back who regularly passes between the lines. His % completion wasn't as high as Binks yesterday but he plays far more forward passes, where as most of Binks yesterday were sideways to Kitching or Lati.
aI thought we saw the issue with Kitchin yesterday.
1up and goes for a 50/50 he can never make and they slip the ball to the forward who has ran into the space he’s left, but Binks blocks his shot 6 yards out.
His distribution was also incredibly inconsistent.
He plays with aggression and he does talk but you can see why he didn’t feature much before.
Happy to have differing views.Nah his bad control meant he needed to make a decision which for the rest of the game he was spot on
A missed tackle nothin more
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Second half Kitchen was launching it long generally towards BTA and what ever his relative strengths winning those types of headers isn’t one of them.
Ever the teacherYou didn't use to care about that when looking at Palmer's pass percentage though.
Try not to be biased about players in future please. Good learning lesson.
Binks doesn’t cover the left back when he’s lcb2 things
Binks is shit in the middle of a three-loses concentration gets pulled all over the place and doesn’t spot the runner (Reason why Wells ran through for his 1 on 1 brilliantly saved by Dovin)
Although they must have tweaked something at HT because the back three were tighter in the second half. Much prefer Kitch in the centre and Binks out wide.
Scott Twine-was very worried about his impact on this game and especially conceding a free kick anywhere near his range.
But Lampard had obviously drilled this in to players and there was definitely a game plan-at times Kitching and Rudoni picked him up man to man when we lost the ball. Kitch went an awful long way to do this- sometimes into the Bristol half.
Definitely worked tho because Twine hardly had a kick and his influence on the game was minimal.
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Binks is shit in the middle of a three-loses concentration gets pulled all over the place and doesn’t spot the runner (Reason why Wells ran through for his 1 on 1 brilliantly saved by Dovin)
Although they must have tweaked something at HT because the back three were tighter in the second half. Much prefer Kitch in the centre and Binks out wide.
Scott Twine-was very worried about his impact on this game and especially conceding a free kick anywhere near his range.
But Lampard had obviously drilled this in to players and there was definitely a game plan-at times Kitching and Rudoni picked him up man to man when we lost the ball. Kitch went an awful long way to do this- sometimes into the Bristol half.
Definitely worked tho because Twine hardly had a kick and his influence on the game was minimal.
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I'm pretty sure Kitching was told to support Dasilva by contesting aerial balls for him, which is why his decision making might've looked erratic.I’m not suggesting Binks is the answer or even a better player. I’m simply making the point that Kitchin can be erratic in his decision making and distribution and that was evident yesterday. That’s not a quality that most managers will want in a centre half.
I don’t buy this view. Ignore their league position and look at the current form table.The run of games he had upon taking charge was the most generous run we'll get all season and the return wasn't great. We continue to look ponderous and slow going forward while giving chances away at the back.
Today Bristol didn't take those early chances which allowed us a foothold in the game.
He might of been told that after the first 10 minutes. Up until then Brizzle had targeted JDS 3 or 4 times with the cross field ball to their No 2.I'm pretty sure Kitching was told to support Dasilva by contesting aerial balls for him, which is why his decision making might've looked erratic.
He defo made it bit harder for him. Could have made all the differenceThought kitching did well to get back for wells’s chance, and him screaming at him just before he shot helpedalso he’s not scared to give bollockings out, very vocal at the back, what we need
He was pushed but would have been a soft pen I think.Anyone close that saw the Da silva penalty shout, couldn’t see it where we were, looked like he was clean through ?
Anyone close that saw the Da silva penalty shout, couldn’t see it where we were, looked like he was clean through ?
Ooo baby do you know what’s that’s worthHe needs a song!
We're talking about 1 game. Quite noticeable that we went long a lot yesterday, which has been a theme over the last few games. Palmer was the same week in week out.You didn't use to care about that when looking at Palmer's pass percentage though.
Try not to be biased about players in future please. Good learning lesson.
I like kithcing. The back 3 did well overall but I think my perfect back 3 would have Thomas in for binksWe're talking about 1 game. Quite noticeable that we went long a lot yesterday, which has been a theme over the last few games. Palmer was the same week in week out.
Overall this season Binks has a pass % of 83.6% and Kitching 81.2%. nothing in it.
Big difference is that Kitching plays forward 57% of the time, where as Binks plays forward 36% of the time. Which when we have had issues moving the ball from defense through the thirds is really important. Otherwise we end up with Binks, Lati and Thomas passing the ball to each other without any outlet.
BTA and Simms were not winning all of Kitch's forward balls but when they did Bristol were in trouble. A few times Bristol put themselves in danger when they couldn't clear the long pass and Simms forced them towards the corner.Second half Kitchen was launching it long generally towards BTA and what ever his relative strengths winning those types of headers isn’t one of them.
It looks like there’s a lot more fight in both of them, they along with the whole squad look a whole lot more confident, aggressive and tactically smart with their movement and press (minus Asante and Rudoni turning into opposition rather than space at times)BTA and Simms were not winning all of Kitch's forward balls but when they did Bristol were in trouble. A few times Bristol put themselves in danger when they couldn't clear the long pass and Simms forced them towards the corner.
PS I keep seeing similar situations happen to us.
Agreed it shows a bit of fight and thats all us fans want, the players to show they do give a stuff and work for 3 points, that never say die attitude we used to have under Robins in the playoff yearWe pressured them alot and that led to them kicking it long and us getting the ball back
Hope to see that happening game in game out under lampard
We pressured them alot and that led to them kicking it long and us getting the ball back
Hope to see that happening game in game out under lampard
I said to my dad, i feel so much better with him in goal. I know what you mean about him bringing a calmness. I've been watching him, he seems to be a lot more vocal of late, the saves he is making must be giving him so much confidence too.
No word of a lie one of our wheelchair supporters at Cardiff was eating a full bucket of KFC during the match
I thought Binks seemed vert uncomfortable receiving the ball under pressure and panicked to get rid.I like kithcing. The back 3 did well overall but I think my perfect back 3 would have Thomas in for binks
As for Dovin.
The fact that Mark Robins dropped him makes me wonder if it was a Mark Robins signing.
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