by The Real Sandhurst Royal » 26 Aug 2009 09:05
by madmickb » 26 Aug 2009 09:09
by Schards#2 » 26 Aug 2009 09:12
The Real Sandhurst Royal 4-2-3-1 with players played out of posistion. Rodgers has ideas above the capabilities of the players (Academy + 3) we have to pick from.
Herny is a winger yet he played in the middle of the park.
Davies is a box to box centre midfield player who plays on the right in the 3.
Another system tried that failed against a very poor looking Barnsley side who we made look good at time.
Rodgers has to go now so a new manager can come in and has time to sort this shamboltic situation out on the park and behind the scenes.
by Royal Lady » 26 Aug 2009 09:16
by TFF » 26 Aug 2009 09:21
Schards#2 However bad we were at the end of last season, each game is a growing vindication of Coppell's decision not to blood these youngsters in a promotion run in, they are hopelessly out of their depth.
by gazzer, loyal royal » 26 Aug 2009 09:35
by The Real Sandhurst Royal » 26 Aug 2009 09:39
The Real Sandhurst Royal wrote:
4-2-3-1 with players played out of posistion. Rodgers has ideas above the capabilities of the players (Academy + 3) we have to pick from.
Herny is a winger yet he played in the middle of the park.
Davies is a box to box centre midfield player who plays on the right in the 3.
Another system tried that failed against a very poor looking Barnsley side who we made look good at time.
Rodgers has to go now so a new manager can come in and has time to sort this shamboltic situation out on the park and behind the scenes.
Shards #2 wrote Are you serious?
He's managing a team that has seen 7 first teamers go to be replaced by five reserves, one weak loan signing and one unfit purchase.
ANY new manager deserves at least 15 games, but in thse circumstances no one could get results from this squad and he deserves far longer. Individually most of these players are not ready at this level and collectively they are a million miles off. However bad we were at the end of last season, each game is a growing vindication of Coppell's decision not to blood these youngsters in a promotion run in, they are hopelessly out of their depth.
by JoebyRFC » 26 Aug 2009 10:08
by Barry the bird boggler » 26 Aug 2009 10:20
Schards#2 Yes, I think you did
Kelly - 2 this guy is woeful
Antonio - 4 poor man's Kebe
by Royal Lady » 26 Aug 2009 10:21
Seriously??Barry the bird bogglerSchards#2 Yes, I think you did
Kelly - 2 this guy is woeful
Antonio - 4 poor man's Kebe
Believe that last night was Kelly's first game for a few months, think he was injured most if not all of preseason.
Antonio looked the quickest thing I've seen at the club since Gilksey, some nice touches and created panic amongst the tiring Barnsley defenders. Still raw talent though and needs more experience.
For the record I though Bignall did OK but tired and Hunt looked quite lively.
by Muskrat » 26 Aug 2009 10:24
robb the royal Did i go to a different game to you lot? I didn't think we were outclassed, we played well, ok once they scored we took a while to get back into the game but thats the only real problem we had. Bear in mind, they started with 5 of the same players who played for them on saturday, so can be classed as 1st team players... we started with 2! If it wasn't for their goalkeeper, we would have won that 5-2!
Ratings:
Hamer - 7- didn't have a lot to do, but did most of it well, a few duff kicks in the 1st half though
Kelly - 5- the only real player who didn't play well and i was disappointed with, that said, he did make a good tackle just before they scored their 1st goal
Pearce - 6.5, didn't do anything wrong, simply out passed
Gunnar - 7, as above, but some good distribution
Bertrand - 6.5 not bad, he keeps impressing me!
Harper - 6.5, some good movement off the ball, good passes and worked hard to win the ball back
Marek - 7.5, MOTM, some fantastic passes splitting their defence in half
Davies - 6, quiet, i forgot he was on the pitch to be honest,
Henry - 6- ok, not impressive though, needs to work HARD on his corner taking!
Bignall - 7, good game, would have been contender for MOTM if he had stay on for longer, nice to see a striker tracking back to defend as well!
Mooney - 6.5, a couple of good shots, but not much else
Tabb - 6, did ok, nice clearance off the line, i still don't like him though!
Antonio - 6.5, 1st time i have seen him play, and was pretty impressed, passing a bit off at times though
N Hunt - 7, really good game, looked hungry when he came on, linked up well with Marek.
Overall, we played well, didn't think the penalty was a penalty, their 1st goal was pretty much against the run of play, and their goalkeeper made some very good saves
by Alan Partridge » 26 Aug 2009 10:28
by ZacNaloen » 26 Aug 2009 10:37
by Platypuss » 26 Aug 2009 10:46
ZacNaloen Midfield is fine.
Final third completely bereft of ideas.
by ZacNaloen » 26 Aug 2009 10:48
by Royal Lady » 26 Aug 2009 10:52
by sandman » 26 Aug 2009 10:54
by weybridgewanderer » 26 Aug 2009 11:05
Royal Lady Yesterday was never going to be a big crowd and the club knew that - no buses from Foster Wheeler as far as I could make out, no parking at Hewlett Packard, not all food/drink outlets in concourses open, no burger vans etc outside. We weren't really ENCOURAGED to attend tbf!
by royalsteve » 26 Aug 2009 11:08
by Hoop Blah » 26 Aug 2009 12:37
Schards#2 Are you serious?
He's managing a team that has seen 7 first teamers go to be replaced by five reserves, one weak loan signing and one unfit purchase.
ANY new manager deserves at least 15 games, but in thse circumstances no one could get results from this squad and he deserves far longer. Individually most of these players are not ready at this level and collectively they are a million miles off. However bad we were at the end of last season, each game is a growing vindication of Coppell's decision not to blood these youngsters in a promotion run in, they are hopelessly out of their depth.
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