Lack of creativity (1 Viewer)

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Martin84

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #1

Am I missing something but we have enough strikers in the club with differ skill set and experience at our disposal, sure the answer to us not scoring is creativity, if you done make goal scoring opportunities then you don't score. Last season we had fleck making the passes, Murphy with the pace on the wing, what do we have this season? Too many similar midfielders not creating chances and lack of pace

 

sylus

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #2

i think we will be very lucky to survive this season,4 home games and only 1 goal and a manager losing it..great recipe for league two

 

ccfcway

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #3

sylus said:

i think we will be very lucky to survive this season,4 home games and only 1 goal and a manager losing it..great recipe for league two

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and no defeats

 

sylus

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #4

i know it is still early days,but the signs are there..and we all know how s h i t we are.

 

fellatio_Martinez

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #5

Creativity? Enough with these big French ideas please.

 

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PVA

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #6

We create plenty of chances, as much as anyone in the league.

We just have the worst conversion rate in the division by an absolute mile.

 

Terry Gibson's perm

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #7

The two deep lying midfielders at home is to many and the striker and number 10 need to play nearer to the opposition goal.

 

chiefdave

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #8

17 shots today, 2 on target. I would say that highlights the problem.

 

Terry Gibson's perm

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #9

I think I heard Mowbray say on the radio tonight that Tudgay is a good finisher how would he know he is never near the goal.

 

Hobo

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #10

Goals conceded, it's the defences fault.
No goals scored, its the attacker's fault.
Often wrong assumptions. It is about 11 players playing as a unit.

Turning corners can be longer than expected.

 

Esoterica

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #11

Terry Gibson's perm said:

I think I heard Mowbray say on the radio tonight that Tudgay is a good finisher how would he know he is never near the goal.

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Yeah he also said he's not got the legs to get into the box when he starts a move in the centre circle. Which begs the question why he was played as such a deep 10 today.

 

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Martin84

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #12

Esoterica said:

Yeah he also said he's not got the legs to get into the box when he starts a move in the centre circle. Which begs the question why he was played as such a deep 10 today.

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Plays deep because no one is creating chances so the forwards have to drop deep to get the ball

 

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Martin84

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• Sep 17, 2016

• #13

chiefdave said:

17 shots today, 2 on target. I would say that highlights the problem.

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How many clear cut chances and how many are long range punts out of desperation?

 

stevefloyd

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• Sep 18, 2016

• #14

Esoterica said:

Yeah he also said he's not got the legs to get into the box when he starts a move in the centre circle. Which begs the question why he was played as such a deep 10 today.

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Which begs the question ..why waste money on his wages??????

 

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thekidfromstrettoncamp

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• Sep 18, 2016

• #15

I think our forwards are to static once or twice jones made a run inside looking for some movement on the edge of the area found none and lost the ball waiting for it. Tudgay may have missed a couple of chances by arriving late but at least got into the box unlike most of the others in fact although having 58% of play I think we spent less time in the box than any game iv'e seen in a long time. to much time playing pass back instead of looking foward