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Beanie01289

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  1. 16 minutes ago, Mellor Rover said:

    Not against Oliver Burke at all. Would be good cover in a position we lack options currently with poveda’s unfortunate injury. Would still hope for a central striker myself but if it was just Burke then it’s not the end of the world with Dack’s return. Another mobile CM for cover and a RWB to challenge Nyambe far more pressing concerns.

    I think at the least we will cancel the rest of povedas loan and sign the three remaining loan slots

  2. The thing is the way we play its not a traditional two up top when we lead our strikers move wider leaving Buckley almost as a false 9 this is why when gally is brought on it shows that he's not a wide man he battles and fights but it's not his skill set. If we were to sign Burke this would mean having him to bring on for khadra and we could use gally when not leading as part of a more traditional front two.

  3. 5 hours ago, riverholmes said:

    I'm surprised and glad by the win and watching the highlights, big credit to Aynsley Pears, who has come in for a lot of criticism but pulled off some important saves. Kaminski, obviously, comes back in but it would be good to see what Pears' level is and whether he has the potential to one day succeed Kaminski. He needs games but they're going to be hard to come by.

    As others have mentioned, it was notable how aggressive and hardworking the team is now. Defenders seem to be snapping into challenges and the forwards are tracking back to protect the wing backs. It's just a shame that this has been lacking so much for so long.

    I'm somewhat confused by the role of Buckley in the team today and would be glad for clarification from anyone who saw the game. From what I can tell, he was playing a No.10 role - which might be called a false 9, as there was no central striker but Brereton and Khadra wide forwards. He seemed to be dropping into midfield to try to win the ball, in a a flexible 5-2-3 and perhaps, 5-5-0 without the ball...?

    This formation, if it is what we were playing, is a new one to me. I can't think of seeing another team play with five at the back, a number 10 and two wide forwards, with no central striker (though the wide forwards move in-field to occupy central positions). It's more secure than playing 4-3-3 but, nonetheless, it is a high risk formation, leaving two in the centre of midfield.

    And, Gallagher made his return, as a sub for Khadra. Dare I ask - did he play right wide forward? I think today would've been a chance to bring on Clarkson, to take on the attacking midfield role. Instead, it seemed to go to Johnson. It seems unfair on other players, like Butterworth, if Clarkson's going to occupy a sub position but not trusted to get on the pitch.

    We played 352 until we took the lead after which the 2 dropped wide  leaving bucko as the main man in the middle to press 

  4. 2 minutes ago, USABlue said:

    I had said that was a watershed for this team, thank god we responded in the right manner.  One thing puzzles me, Khadra played against the Blades and took our corners and he was superb, he hasn't took one since, well one I think.  Needs to be taking them if he's playing.  What a heady day love it just love it.  Dare to dream?

    I did think that myself today but I guess jpvh did score from one today so I gotta let it slide

  5. 1 minute ago, rigger said:

    With most modern day footballers. I would say their bank balance, has a huge baring on who they can bring in.

    It's going to be a building job at Newcastle for the time being get the players that can keep them up is the January remit you might see the odd surprise move maybe a coutinho but I suspect it will be more players of the Brereton mould younger players with an upside.

  6. Just now, bluebruce said:

    The bigger issue than what they have at the moment is what they can now afford to buy. As good as he has been this season in the second tier and at times for Chile, I can't imagine he is the best option on the market for a club as rich as they are. 

    The position they find themselves in has a huge baring on who they can bring in.

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