covcity4life
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forest forums indicate that same source who told them they would sign DMC from southampton has now told them that cov will get him back on loan. perhaps he knows david or his agent?
lets hope!
lets hope!
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I think we need to go two up front at home.
1 up top is clearly not working at the Ricoh where we have a really poor record. But away from home it's obviously working perfectly.
covcity4life
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sorry mate closed the window now
i found it through searching about the lee camp rumours
otis-i agree i like 1 upfront but we shouldnt base it on shrews match
we could play 4-5-1 still but with DMC taking place of one of the AM ,so he lays behind clarke
we could lose abit in midfield but not as much as straight 442
i agree clarke will want to play tho and prob not be happy as sub
i found it through searching about the lee camp rumours
otis-i agree i like 1 upfront but we shouldnt base it on shrews match
we could play 4-5-1 still but with DMC taking place of one of the AM ,so he lays behind clarke
we could lose abit in midfield but not as much as straight 442
i agree clarke will want to play tho and prob not be happy as sub
covcity4life
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otis they had never played upfront tgoether and i doubt team are used to 4-4-2 either
giverobins a chance to tinker with it
4-4-2 at home and keeping 4-5-1 away could be good formula.
giverobins a chance to tinker with it
4-4-2 at home and keeping 4-5-1 away could be good formula.
We'll_live_and_die
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I find it difficult to believe that Forest have an asset that needs to be sold this month or go for a free at the end of the season would be allowed to go back out on loan? Surely they will be looking to keep him or flog him. A loan seems a peculiar option.
I dont think the problem is the formation at home, it is our lack of penetration. Away teams are forced to have a go at us and space opens up allowing us to score at will currently, when we are at home teams are happy to play out a 0-0 draw or try and nick it 1-0. so sit back and play a rigid 4-4-2 as the shrews did very well making them incredibly hard to break down. I think we need to be more direct at home, I dont mean long hoof ball because I like the way we retain possession at the minute, but we need to try the killer ball a little bit earlier rather than letting them reform and sit back. Christie had a mare on Saturday and every time he received possession he slowed it down allowed them to bring 8 behind the ball. Anyway rant over.
Personally I would say go 4-5-1 at home still but with clarke leading the line and McGoldrick playing off him through the centre, allowing him to drop deep and collect the ball and dictate the game a bit more which I think is his natural game, when you watch him very often he drifts deep naturally so having Clarke up front leading the line and allowing him more space might help him.
Personally I would say go 4-5-1 at home still but with clarke leading the line and McGoldrick playing off him through the centre, allowing him to drop deep and collect the ball and dictate the game a bit more which I think is his natural game, when you watch him very often he drifts deep naturally so having Clarke up front leading the line and allowing him more space might help him.
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covcity4life
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we did find it harder to make chances with less players in midfield but i agree clarke had 2 great chances in his pitchtime
I agree they were not that hard to break down but certainly when they piled all their players into the box they were, other than the Clarke header I dont remember a cross of note. We broke them down incredibly well when we moved the ball quickly, but when we slowed it down and allowed them to put men behind the ball we couldnt.
kg82
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Clarke twice, mcsheffrey, Adams, baker - they all had clear cut chances (although to be fair to Adams he made his himself). With 3 of them, at least, I expected the net to bulge. I wasn't talking about formation though, someone said Shrewsbury were incredibly difficult to break down, but I don't think they were.
I fear the way I phrased things wasn't great.
I meant that when we slowed the tempo down and allowed them to pile men back behind the ball they were difficult to break down. But when we kept the tempo up and more direct quick passes we cut them to pieces. Unfortunately they kept managing to slow it down and take the pace out of the game.
kg82
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True, but you get that in a lot of games. I'd give them credit for working that hard all game. In the first half you could see how hard they were working and I thought they couldn't keep it up. Shows what I know!
I must admit I sat there thinking we were going to score 4 after the break and Robins had kicked some life into Baker, Christie and DMC but I guess it wasn't to be, I thought they did an admirable job playing to their strengths. The long ball over Wood and Edge had me worried (I thought they looked jittery when it was coming over) MK tried it a few times and it almost worked for them too.
SkyBlueScottie
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That's exactly what we did on Tuesday.....
Mucca Mad Boys
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I wouldn't play 2 strikers whether McG is behind Clarke or not (no homo) or together in a partnership (no homo).
We've played 4-4-2 quite a lot this season, then we moved to 4-5-1/4-4-1-1 which got McG firing because he was the centre of attention. In this league, well, amy leagues tbf, you need to control the midfield, we do when we play 5 in midfield and don't when we play 4-4-2. In a 4-4-2 you need out-and-out wingers, who are very quick and can cross a ball, we don't have that, we have skilful wingers who can cut in and have a shot, and score. Side note: McSheff has been good at crossing (still a tad inconsistent, but our most consistent crosser tbf) but isn't a 4-4-2 winger IMO.
Mucca Mad Boys
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And it don't work.
Mucca Mad Boys
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He looked sharp, looked dynamic and strong, always on his defenders shoulder, looks like he'd give is defender a tough time.
He'd be a great impact sub if McG stays, but could be just as good as McG if he starts.
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Mucca Mad Boys
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If the rumours are true about McG having an affair with Camp's wife/gf. I'd just want to state, McG, you're a bit of a c-unit really. I wonder if there are any on here who thought Terry should've got stripped of the captaincy, or even dropped from the team because of his affair with Bridge's misses, I wonder if they still think we should sign McG. :thinking about: I personally didn't think JT should've got stripped of the captaincy and I still want McG to sign, btw.
I find it ironic that McG 'poached' Camp's misses...
... And to make it worse, for Camp, he let a striker score past him!
You know what they say, "he scores when he wants!"
I find it ironic that McG 'poached' Camp's misses...
... And to make it worse, for Camp, he let a striker score past him!
You know what they say, "he scores when he wants!"
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Greggs
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or camp must be shit :guitar2:
kingharvest
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i love how, following a random rumour on a forest site, we're now deciding how to fit both DMC and CLarke into the team! This is why i love forums...
I still think it won't be headache Robins ever has, and that we'll continue with 1 up top - Clarke - because DMC will be at Barnsley or somewhere.
Although obviously i hope i'm wrong
I still think it won't be headache Robins ever has, and that we'll continue with 1 up top - Clarke - because DMC will be at Barnsley or somewhere.
Although obviously i hope i'm wrong
Greggs
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