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B16Rover

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  1. Christ, I didn't need the mental image of Swaggot doing a medical
  2. Ballard on loan and Fletcher on a freebie. Is my football manager manager managing Blackpool now?
  3. Ohashi came with some injury record concern didn't he? And is mid way through a season so far. Not wise to bring him on tonight in my view
  4. Says a lot about Pears that the ball hitting the bar made him jump. Not sure why it does - its just a feeling that makes sense in my head.
  5. There's a young lad on loan from Brighton who's got 3 assists for Stoke tonight. Wonder if he could cut it here
  6. According to Transfermarkt, Sigurdson played his vast majority of his time in Russia as a 10. By virtue of not having any pace in the squad he probably looks on par with the wingers at the club but for me he wasted out wide.
  7. Not sure what Cantwell does that Sigurdson doesn't. (Including the luscious locks). What I can tell you is neither are anywhere near fast enough for what we need. We must be top 5 slowest teams in the league.
  8. I feel like I could mark him watching that. Heavy handed attempt to drop the shoulder then come inside onto a clearly weaker right foot. Thank god YouTube tells me everything about a player. Has Kerlon won the Ballon D'or yet
  9. For SPL viewers, was Beck better than Gent?
  10. Elliot, Tosin and Reed would see us up there (equivalents, obviously)
  11. For me we need to be after A keeper who can command their box and make Pears an understudy. We continue to be chaos at set pieces defensively despite the attacking improvement. I had heard the Massamba Ndiaye who sounded like a punt but ticked the bill but looking back, I think this may be misidentifying Gueye. A loanee left back and central midfielder to put pressure on Pickering and pad the central numbers given Tronstad and Trav's yellow card generating abilities and JRC's injury record. An out and out wide man ideally for the right hand side. This one I feel is complicated as I'd suggest having a pacey left footer would suit more given Pickering cant overlap and Brittain can. But I think budget wise Hedges is the left footed left winger. I liked the look of the Ecuadorian linked as he seemed ok on the left and better cutting in the right. Beyond that, I don't forsee much business. If there is, a tall striker on loan and a tall central midfielder I think would benefit.
  12. Thought despite being lobbed Pears was ok. Still want a replacement. Brittain looked a tad better if not faster. Otherwise defence was fairly quiet. Two steady Eddie's in midfield but our lack of depth and their penchant for yellows worries me. I thought tronstad had a good block from Phillips early on. I prefer Ohashi as an impact sub (so far). First touch is wanting but he's a great terrier. Dolan was nearly there today too, some times the final ball was there but mainly not. JRC looked slightly improved but still clearly injured. Subs wise Weimann and his experience is a very astute signing. Gueye is chaos and a proper passion merchant. Crying out for a keeper, a yard of pace and a central midfield option
  13. Why don't we play Brittain as the winger and JRC as the full back. They're much of a muchness defensively and I'd say Brittain has the yard of pace between the two and puts a better cross into Gueye.
  14. Wasn't it nice when the extent of Blackburn Rovers analysis was watching match of the day
  15. 3 and a half hours of messing about, talking and all culminating in trying again another day. ED seems the perfect acronym
  16. It's amazing that given the centre backs above and the 20 goals a year we've found out of any one we can that we've never come close to playoffs
  17. Does Gilsenan get a look in this season?
  18. I don't know if we're still doing songs for players but to the tune of don't you think I'm sexy by rod Stewart He's from Hiroshima Japanese Alan Shearer Best mates with Papa Gueye
  19. At our level, any club doing 30m+ in sales is reinvesting that
  20. Being bored and trying to practice some basic web scraping, and having never seen a J League game before in my life but finding myself increasingly infatuated with Ohashi - see below some statistical stand outs... Matheus Savio looks to be lethal on the wing and putting a ball in, doesnt qualify for a work permit but 27 (Soccer AM good age here) Another to note is Yan Matheus available just in time for the end of the January window. Looks rapid on youtube - could be the next Carlos Villanueva. Best Dribble Success Dribble Attempts Shots On Target Key Passes Crosses Matheus Savio 53 86 49 23 88 202 Yan Matheus 43 92 41 21 47 72 A striker option is 22 year old Marcelo Ryan. 6ft2, 22 years old and in and around the same goals scored record as Germain but 5 years younger and with 3 less pens. Best Dribble Success Dribble Attempts Shots On Target Marcelo Ryan 21 44 62 34 As an option to compete with Pickering, Hatsuse is a 6ft left back who seemingly throws a cross in at every opportunity and can take a free kick. Like a Japanese Brittain with the headband too. Free by the end of Jan.. Best Key Passes Crosses Ryo Hatsuse 56 227
  21. Paris Maghoma still at Brentford, bar a poor play offs he was a standout for Bolton and a good ball carrier I believe?
  22. It does raise the point, if Stansfield does sign then would he and Mak be ok rotating? Mak has looked good to my eyes so far and so would feel unfair to immediately lose his spot. Also don't think either would happily rotate. Competition is good. I do think we are light up front but would rather spend money on keeper, winger, someone off the striker, central midfield and full back (in that order). It might be a gamble but a decently aged big man (23/24) might be worth a gamble to understudy Mak
  23. Great call, assault weapon might be under selling him though he was a hydrogen bomb
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