I think he's had a couple of games with the U21's in the last couple of weeks, so think he's in a much better place than maybe someone like Sarr who was thrown right back into the deep end against Birmingham and looked well off it.windermereROYAL wrote:Can`t say I`m happy about chucking Dann straight back in, it`s similar to hutch against QPR and we haven`t seen him since, why not wait till next weeks cup game to get him back in?
This, Dann isn't being chucked back in - he has played 3 or 4 times for the u23s in the last few weeks and was on the bench v Norwich - I would say this may be a game earlier than planned for him (would say the cup game was the target) but with Holmes out and Sarr either dropped or unable to do 3 games in 6 days at the mo - it makes sense to have him in as we will likely need a bit of no nonsense defending today.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:I think he's had a couple of games with the U21's in the last couple of weeks, so think he's in a much better place than maybe someone like Sarr who was thrown right back into the deep end against Birmingham and looked well off it.windermereROYAL wrote:Can`t say I`m happy about chucking Dann straight back in, it`s similar to hutch against QPR and we haven`t seen him since, why not wait till next weeks cup game to get him back in?
Plenty of height and experience in the heart of the defence as well which is why he's probably been picked over Mbengue.
Will be a tough ask for all of our players though, it's a really strong WBA side on paper, although not sure about their defence. If we can test them enough times, keep tight at the back and ride our luck a bit, we can possibly get something.
They`ve conceded 2 goals in their last 8 games.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:I think he's had a couple of games with the U21's in the last couple of weeks, so think he's in a much better place than maybe someone like Sarr who was thrown right back into the deep end against Birmingham and looked well off it.windermereROYAL wrote:Can`t say I`m happy about chucking Dann straight back in, it`s similar to hutch against QPR and we haven`t seen him since, why not wait till next weeks cup game to get him back in?
Plenty of height and experience in the heart of the defence as well which is why he's probably been picked over Mbengue.
Will be a tough ask for all of our players though, it's a really strong WBA side on paper,although not sure about their defence If we can test them enough times, keep tight at the back and ride our luck a bit, we can possibly get something.
I just mean today, 3 conventional full backs in the side against someone like Carroll who should really be able to get over the top of any of them (and Meite as well). Obviously collectively they are strong defensively, but we have some height and power in our team, so crossing opportunities and set pieces are a must for us whereas Carroll and Meite should be good outballs for us. If they can make it stick up there, we might have a chance.windermereROYAL wrote:They`ve conceded 2 goals in their last 8 games.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:I think he's had a couple of games with the U21's in the last couple of weeks, so think he's in a much better place than maybe someone like Sarr who was thrown right back into the deep end against Birmingham and looked well off it.windermereROYAL wrote:Can`t say I`m happy about chucking Dann straight back in, it`s similar to hutch against QPR and we haven`t seen him since, why not wait till next weeks cup game to get him back in?
Plenty of height and experience in the heart of the defence as well which is why he's probably been picked over Mbengue.
Will be a tough ask for all of our players though, it's a really strong WBA side on paper,although not sure about their defence If we can test them enough times, keep tight at the back and ride our luck a bit, we can possibly get something.
Pleased Guiness-Walker is starting......he always seems to look for that ball in the box. As you say, a few quality balls might pay off.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:I just mean today, 3 conventional full backs in the side against someone like Carroll who should really be able to get over the top of any of them (and Meite as well). Obviously collectively they are strong defensively, but we have some height and power in our team, so crossing opportunities and set pieces are a must for us whereas Carroll and Meite should be good outballs for us. If they can make it stick up there, we might have a chance.windermereROYAL wrote:They`ve conceded 2 goals in their last 8 games.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:
I think he's had a couple of games with the U21's in the last couple of weeks, so think he's in a much better place than maybe someone like Sarr who was thrown right back into the deep end against Birmingham and looked well off it.
Plenty of height and experience in the heart of the defence as well which is why he's probably been picked over Mbengue.
Will be a tough ask for all of our players though, it's a really strong WBA side on paper,although not sure about their defence If we can test them enough times, keep tight at the back and ride our luck a bit, we can possibly get something.
Not working for me.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Anyone else struggling with the red button?
Yes, not coming up for me, just lists the Norwich game which is the main one.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Anyone else struggling with the red button?
Yeah working on SKYGO.mikey_1871 wrote:Yes, not coming up for me, just lists the Norwich game which is the main one.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Anyone else struggling with the red button?
It is working on the phone via the app though...odd
Followed by a terrible giveaway by NGW that almost resulted with a goal from a corner.tidus_mi2 wrote:That was embarrassing defending from Dann, should be 1-0 down.
Followed by another oneAscotexgunner wrote:What a f*ckinng save by Lumley. Shooting ourselves in the foot already. Ugh off the post now.
I thought that. What was the point of the third kit? It was the obvious choice..genome wrote:What a save!
Bit of a kit clash by the way
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