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v Huddersfield Town (h) - 5/11/22


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3 minutes ago, Exiled_Rover said:

He's 18 and looks knackered after 60 mins each week. They're just protecting him.

I thought this too.

Bit like City did with Foden.

Can't argue with it tbh.

Hopefully he follows the same career trajectory. 

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9 minutes ago, rock steady said:

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Looks like 4231. Will be interesting where Szmodics and Hedges play. Probs Hedges right Szmodics at 10 but could be the other way round. Disappointing for Buckley he can't make the bench. If Travis struggles Id have preferred him to be available over Garrett.

Main worry is if we revert to pushing all the forwards up and create the big gap between midfield and attack we suffered from a couple of months back. Want to see whoevers at 10 dropping in to make a three like we did so well against Hull.

Walked in to pub to see Burnley tubbed 5-2. Lovely!

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7 minutes ago, yeti-dog said:

I agree. 

I like Scott Wharton but he was awful the other night. Some of his 'passing' particularly...

Can't argue that Scotts had a couple of bad games, but then again the two Wharton's have really helped moving to ball forward with their left feet. Ayala and Travis in instead will move the ball a lot slower and are predisposed to play inside rather than along the left. Could be a bit of an issue.

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9 minutes ago, DE. said:

Maybe the midweek performance and result was the kick up the arse JDT needed, a realisation that even against the lesser teams in the league you can't fuck around with ridiculous experiments and get away with it. 

No but considering hes still adapting, getting to know the players and give the odd person who impressed in training a chance or a well deserved rest, he'll continue to tweak and see what works best.

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12 minutes ago, Tricky said:

No but considering hes still adapting, getting to know the players and give the odd person who impressed in training a chance or a well deserved rest, he'll continue to tweak and see what works best.

We shouldn't still need to be doing that in November. JDT should be well aware of his best team and formation by now and only be making minor changes depending on injuries and general form. 

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2 minutes ago, Tricky said:

What's the rush? 

Whenever there's a weak league, and make no mistake this year it really is, we should make every effort to seize the opportunity as we'll never be up there with the real big spenders. It's easy to say we'll write this season off as a transition, but seeing how poor the standard is I would want us to make every effort to finish in the best possible position. If that comes at the expense of senselessly inverting our wing backs or not playing Vale/Hirst ever again then I can personally deal with that. 

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Just now, ItsRoverZ said:

The passing from some of our players is seriously criminal,  you would find better passers in Sunday league  ..some of the passes we are misplacing are as basic as they come 

The pitch and the ball are absolutely soaking!

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