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His record across Europe last season was excellent our issue is he looks up and he’s got no options
His record across Europe last season was excellent our issue is he looks up and he’s got no optionsHow’s it a different story? What’s his record like at this level?
So how did he do at this level with Wigan?His record across Europe last season was excellent our issue is he looks up and he’s got no options
His record across Europe last season was excellent our issue is he looks up and he’s got no options
My bad I thought we was on about HamerHe played 13 minutes then his contract got terminated...
Yes agreed didn’t go well there but we don’t know the circumstances was he used correct,maybe he reacts to correct man management,I know one thing for certain on his day he’s better than Allen & Shipley put togetherSo how did he do at this level with Wigan?
So how did he do at this level with Wigan?
Still on his day probably better than what we have currently at CAM but I echo what you say just can’t see it happeningCan't see this happening even if he is a free agent, he took the piss last summer with his silly games
Little unfair on Marosi to me. This has more to do with the opposition taking a much higher position for our goal kicks than most L1 teams did. If I recall, only Rotherham and Portsmouth did it to us last season. Marosi has little option but to punt it towards Godden. Add the fact that we dont have Walshed quality to receive the ball and look after it centrally from short goal kicks, then we have come unstuck without any physical presence further up field.
Doubt Robins would have him - disruptive attidude in the squad.
It's purely my point of view. I'm not expecting anyone to agree. But surely, by positioning our CBs around the penalty area to receive short kicks is allowing the opposition to take that much higher position. I'd argue that it's actually encouraging them to push on to us to prevent a short kick to be taken to the CBs. If the CBs played up towards the halfway line, the oppo would have to fall back. It'd logjam the centre of the pitch but we'd take some pressure off ourselves. And we'd have more bodies in position to support Godden or take the second balls. Why we don't do this is either down to MR acknowledging that Godden will run and run but he can't hold the ball up if there's noone to run on to it or that Marosi is struggling with something so we are forced to play a shorter game.
He's also spilling a lot more ball in dangerous areas this season hope he cuts it out of his game because we will give up a lot of needless goals as a resultMarosi has got to learn when to just boot it under pressure-better conceding a throw in than a goal
It's purely my point of view. I'm not expecting anyone to agree. But surely, by positioning our CBs around the penalty area to receive short kicks is allowing the opposition to take that much higher position. I'd argue that it's actually encouraging them to push on to us to prevent a short kick to be taken to the CBs. If the CBs played up towards the halfway line, the oppo would have to fall back. It'd logjam the centre of the pitch but we'd take some pressure off ourselves. And we'd have more bodies in position to support Godden or take the second balls. Why we don't do this is either down to MR acknowledging that Godden will run and run but he can't hold the ball up if there's noone to run on to it or that Marosi is struggling with something so we are forced to play a shorter game.
The point is you don’t want to compress the middle of the pitch because then we can’t play. We want to stretch teams by inviting them on, that’s fine except we’ve got Godden up front so opponents can take a leisurely stroll up to the half way line safe in the knowledge no one is going to get in behind them. This compressing the entire game into our half when we’re playing out.
Pace up front is absolutely vital if we want to play in this division.
We might not want Giles at AM, but I’d definitely have him positioned further up when we’re playing out so we have the option of a ball over the top.
Good move for Posh,I would imagine he’s been offered to us and we’ve declined if he’s going there for a trialWolves news: Enobakhare set for Peterborough trial
In the latest Wolves news, Bright Enobakhare is set to undergo a trial at Peterborough United after his six-year spell at Molineux.www.footballinsider247.com
Good move for Posh,I would imagine he’s been offered to us and we’ve declined if he’s going there for a trial
On his day is miles ahead of what we currently have at AM,he’s not done much since leaving us tho,he seems to be a player who needs the right man management,Darren Ferguson is a good manager seems to be doing well with JCH there currently alsoIs it a good move for them? It certainly has the potential to be a good move, but as good as he can quite clearly be it's entirely unpredictable which Bright is going to turn up.
On his day is miles ahead of what we currently have at AM
On his day is miles ahead of what we currently have at AM,he’s not done much since leaving us tho,he seems to be a player who needs the right man management,Darren Ferguson is a good manager seems to be doing well with JCH there currently also
Look what O’Hare done in league 1 compared to BrighBetter than O'Hare?!
This could either be a fantastic signing for Posh, or a terrible signing for Posh.
Much like when Bright played for us, he was either anonymous or great.
Look what O’Hare done in league 1 compared to Brigh
Impact sub,Bright was running gamesHelped to get us promoted?
Impact sub,Bright was running games
On his own starting not coming on for a late cameo
Impact sub,Bright was running games
On his own starting not coming on for a late cameo
Impact sub,Bright was running games
On his own starting not coming on for a late cameo
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