It's been a bit toxic towards Hunt at the three northern aways I've been to, if things go wrong in the next two I'd expect that to filter through to the home games.Hound wrote:Yepmikey_1871 wrote:Been to every home game bar Port Vale so far and there's not been much, if any.Snowflake Royal wrote: I've definitely heard some through the broadcast.
There was booing at the end of the Mansfield game but that was for the ref as most of the crowd thought MO'M should have had a penalty at the end
It was a huge amount worse under Selles first season. It’s more a bit of apathy and resignation this year rather than negativity
Definitely some booing in the East stand at half time whistle against Mansfield.mikey_1871 wrote:Been to every home game bar Port Vale so far and there's not been much, if any.Snowflake Royal wrote:I've definitely heard some through the broadcast.Hound wrote:
It’s not like it’s translated to the crowds at the games though as far as I can see. I didn’t go to Swindon but hear there was some there. Otherwise I’ve barely heard a boo or negative chanting at any game I’ve been to this year
If they read what C Scott and his muppet mates say on Twitter then more fool them
There was booing at the end of the Mansfield game but that was for the ref as most of the crowd thought MO'M should have had a penalty at the end
Yes - we won't get anywhere near the space to play like we did at Cardiff; they will come to frustrate and nick a 1-0.Sutekh wrote:The Cobblers have a few injury problems with Jack Vale, Jon Guthrie, Liam Shaw, Max Dache, Tom Eaves and Elliott List all expected to miss out though Lee Burge and Kyle Edwards could return. They’re apparently likely to line up with a 5-4-1 formation so getting space in the key areas will be a problem for Reading.
Toxic at Exeter too. A few "sacked in the morning" chants and I heard a few "Hunt you're a c u nt" chants. Totally unnecessary, Noel is trying his best, I just doubt his best is good enough.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:It's been a bit toxic towards Hunt at the three northern aways I've been to, if things go wrong in the next two I'd expect that to filter through to the home games.Hound wrote:Yepmikey_1871 wrote:
Been to every home game bar Port Vale so far and there's not been much, if any.
There was booing at the end of the Mansfield game but that was for the ref as most of the crowd thought MO'M should have had a penalty at the end
It was a huge amount worse under Selles first season. It’s more a bit of apathy and resignation this year rather than negativity
more likeSutekh wrote:The Cobblers have a few injury problems with Jack Vale, Jon Guthrie, Liam Shaw, Max Dache, Tom Eaves and Elliott List all expected to miss out though Lee Burge and Kyle Edwards could return. They’re apparently likely to line up so getting space in the key areas will be a problem for Reading.
Kevin Nolan seems to have learned buckets as a manager, he only started last Boxing Day (interestingly his first game was a 4-1 defeat at Reading) and Northampton were a bit of an inconsistent mess struggling to 19th and the 50 point mark by the end of the season. This time he seems to be building something that is a little well organised (some fairly shrewd signings in the summer it seems, like Ethan Wheatley on loan from ManU and Matthew Jacobs from Chesterfield - only Lincoln, Cardiff and Stevenage have conceded fewer in the division and though their goal tally of 10 is only "worsened" by Peterborough it would suggest he's going about things in the correct manner to get the team onto a steady, hard to beat base. Perhaps Mr Hunt should be taking note of this. Anyway doesn't sound like there's going to be much to expect by way of goals tonight but if Reading can get themselves ahead there should be a chance they can stay there, barring any of the usual stupid defensive presents.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Yes - we won't get anywhere near the space to play like we did at Cardiff; they will come to frustrate and nick a 1-0.Sutekh wrote:The Cobblers have a few injury problems with Jack Vale, Jon Guthrie, Liam Shaw, Max Dache, Tom Eaves and Elliott List all expected to miss out though Lee Burge and Kyle Edwards could return. They’re apparently likely to line up with a 5-4-1 formation so getting space in the key areas will be a problem for Reading.
windermereROYAL wrote:Lady referee, she was one of the better ones we had last season.
Do think it's time to try someone else in for Doyle. Don’t mind who it is out of Kelvin, Kyerewaa or even Ritchie or Lane out of position tbh. Definitely not MOM.Hound wrote:Yeah wouldn’t argue with that sideURZZZZ wrote:Would bring in Kelvin for this one but to play off Marriott - clever dummy for Lane’s blocked shot off the line. LB all much of a muchness at the moment but would be tempted to give Ryan an extended go in the side as Dorsett plays too much like a CB at LB and has a tendency to allow the winger too much room. Actually think Jacob is given a tougher time than deserved but not sure he offers something extra we don’t already have
Wing continuing to cause a conundrum with his ability to dictate the game from deep marred by a lack of defensive responsibility - Cardiff’s only chance in the first half as a result of him losing his runner and not convinced he couldn’t have done better for their winner
Stevens
Abrefa
Burns
O’Connor
Ryan
Wing
Savage
Ritchie
Ehibhatiomhan
Lane
Marriott
Norcott, Yiadom, Dorsett, Elliott, Doyle, Kyeweraa, O’Mahony
Expect Jacob will be in there somewhere though
Elliott or Kelvin in the 10 role for me.Snowflake Royal wrote:Do think it's time to try someone else in for Doyle. Don’t mind who it is out of Kelvin, Kyerewaa or even Ritchie or Lane out of position tbh. Definitely not MOM.Hound wrote:Yeah wouldn’t argue with that sideURZZZZ wrote:Would bring in Kelvin for this one but to play off Marriott - clever dummy for Lane’s blocked shot off the line. LB all much of a muchness at the moment but would be tempted to give Ryan an extended go in the side as Dorsett plays too much like a CB at LB and has a tendency to allow the winger too much room. Actually think Jacob is given a tougher time than deserved but not sure he offers something extra we don’t already have
Wing continuing to cause a conundrum with his ability to dictate the game from deep marred by a lack of defensive responsibility - Cardiff’s only chance in the first half as a result of him losing his runner and not convinced he couldn’t have done better for their winner
Stevens
Abrefa
Burns
O’Connor
Ryan
Wing
Savage
Ritchie
Ehibhatiomhan
Lane
Marriott
Norcott, Yiadom, Dorsett, Elliott, Doyle, Kyeweraa, O’Mahony
Expect Jacob will be in there somewhere though
Lane probably needs another game or two, because he is getting in the right spots, but nothing soon and its break time.
We'd likely have an additional 5 points and be absolutely fine if his finishing was better in the last two league games.
If Burns and Ahmed were less error prone, we'd probably be top 10.
Some of them, I think it would just be for the sake of young players.Hound wrote:
Elliott or Kelvin in the 10 role for me.Snowflake Royal wrote:Do think it's time to try someone else in for Doyle. Don’t mind who it is out of Kelvin, Kyerewaa or even Ritchie or Lane out of position tbh. Definitely not MOM.Hound wrote:
Yeah wouldn’t argue with that side
Expect Jacob will be in there somewhere though
Lane probably needs another game or two, because he is getting in the right spots, but nothing soon and its break time.
We'd likely have an additional 5 points and be absolutely fine if his finishing was better in the last two league games.
If Burns and Ahmed were less error prone, we'd probably be top 10.
MoM needs to be worked hard with to be that back up no9 if Marriott gets injured/out of form/comes off after 70 etc. he’s all we’ve got til Jan really and could be needed at any minute
In an ideal world id rather see at least a couple of Ryan, Spencer, Sackey, Patton, Evans, Osho, Borgnis in the squad but don’t think it’ll happen
Does Hobnob have any ITKs any more or did Mr Couhig plug all the leaks?Sutekh wrote:How bad is Marriott’s injury?
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