Statement of the day (as of time of post)......Armadillo Roadkill wrote:Today is, as I'm sure you're all aware, St. Bernard of Clairvaux's day. The patron saint of very strong Belgian beer and under-performing strikers.
Statement of the day (as of time of post)......Armadillo Roadkill wrote:Today is, as I'm sure you're all aware, St. Bernard of Clairvaux's day. The patron saint of very strong Belgian beer and under-performing strikers.
Thanks for that. Sensible contributions from other clubs are always welcome here.Harry Bo wrote:Well guys a quick view from the other side if you’ll allow me? I think all of us are surprised at your poor start and I really don’t think it’s reflective of your team or their capability as you seem to have played pretty well in games but missed chances and conceded bad goals which can happen over the season. From a Wanderers perspective I obviously hope that continues tonight but nobody up here is taking the game lightly as you’re so capable of turning things round. I think you’re pretty safe on conceding 5 again, we just don’t have that in us and just like you are playing well but missing clear opportunities. Similarly we aren’t the most solid at the back but overall with our new additions a far more enterprising team than previously. We’re now very much a hit on the break side with pacy wingers so no more sideways and backwards as under Evatt so you’ll probably need good full backs? Looking forward to a good game anyway and hopefully one not spoiled by the pathetic refereeing in this division. Travel safe if you’re coming but I can’t wish you any luck on the results side until Saturday!)
Yes the problems go deeper than just missing chances - though the few we’ve created we have missed. It’s the lack of any connection between midfield and attack along with consistently making silly but big mistakes at the backArmadillo Roadkill wrote:Thanks for that. Sensible contributions from other clubs are always welcome here.Harry Bo wrote:Well guys a quick view from the other side if you’ll allow me? I think all of us are surprised at your poor start and I really don’t think it’s reflective of your team or their capability as you seem to have played pretty well in games but missed chances and conceded bad goals which can happen over the season. From a Wanderers perspective I obviously hope that continues tonight but nobody up here is taking the game lightly as you’re so capable of turning things round. I think you’re pretty safe on conceding 5 again, we just don’t have that in us and just like you are playing well but missing clear opportunities. Similarly we aren’t the most solid at the back but overall with our new additions a far more enterprising team than previously. We’re now very much a hit on the break side with pacy wingers so no more sideways and backwards as under Evatt so you’ll probably need good full backs? Looking forward to a good game anyway and hopefully one not spoiled by the pathetic refereeing in this division. Travel safe if you’re coming but I can’t wish you any luck on the results side until Saturday!)
The Reading side are pretty disconnected and seem low on confidence. We might not be too far from clicking into place, but we're not here yet. Bolton are a side that can never been taken lightly. A club held in high respect by almost all Reading fans.
Enjoy the game. Like you said though, we'd have to hope not too much
+1Gunny Fishcake wrote:Oh for a dirty 0-0
Pacey wingers looking to play on the break should be licking their lips in anticipation if our backline includes Jacob, Burns and Stickland. Getting in behind shouldn't be too challenging in that case.Armadillo Roadkill wrote:Thanks for that. Sensible contributions from other clubs are always welcome here.Harry Bo wrote:Well guys a quick view from the other side if you’ll allow me? I think all of us are surprised at your poor start and I really don’t think it’s reflective of your team or their capability as you seem to have played pretty well in games but missed chances and conceded bad goals which can happen over the season. From a Wanderers perspective I obviously hope that continues tonight but nobody up here is taking the game lightly as you’re so capable of turning things round. I think you’re pretty safe on conceding 5 again, we just don’t have that in us and just like you are playing well but missing clear opportunities. Similarly we aren’t the most solid at the back but overall with our new additions a far more enterprising team than previously. We’re now very much a hit on the break side with pacy wingers so no more sideways and backwards as under Evatt so you’ll probably need good full backs? Looking forward to a good game anyway and hopefully one not spoiled by the pathetic refereeing in this division. Travel safe if you’re coming but I can’t wish you any luck on the results side until Saturday!)
The Reading side are pretty disconnected and seem low on confidence. We might not be too far from clicking into place, but we're not here yet. Bolton are a side that can never been taken lightly. A club held in high respect by almost all Reading fans.
Enjoy the game. Like you said though, we'd have to hope not too much
1-1 gradually working out how to score goals is a big step, and I fear it's too much to hope for no defensive errors.Mr Angry wrote:+1Gunny Fishcake wrote:Oh for a dirty 0-0
I truly don't care if it is a rubbish game and the Sky commentators bemoan the "lack of quality" (cliche alert for tonight), let's get an ugly, terrible, desperate 0-0.
DonePepe the Horseman wrote:Been told by a reliable source we'll win 3-0 tonight.
West F wrote:No Ehibhatiomhan tonight. Crawley guy starts, with Elliot on the bench. Looks like Jerry Dorsett starts, presumably at left back with Jacob on the bench. Doyle in for Garcia.
Isn’t it just easier to say Fraser? Not exactly a complicated nameWest F wrote:No Ehibhatiomhan tonight. Crawley guy starts, with Elliot on the bench. Looks like Jerry Dorsett starts, presumably at left back with Jacob on the bench. Doyle in for Garcia.
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