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  1. Bristol City only two points in front so if they lose then we as we are, there will be two places still technically available
  2. Which ever way he played as an attacker rather than central midfield. JDT, Eustace and Ismael have played him centrally and look at the results, he cant play that position
  3. It is quite simple, if he was a yard or two quicker he would playing a lot higher up the pyramid.
  4. Thats the problem when you are over relient on your starting XI. Same could be said of Travis and Britain
  5. Correct he is just as poor in either position. So could Dennis. Im sorry Woodrow to me offers very little
  6. Same can be said for JRC. The drift into midfield from full back was ideal as he does not know to stay in position when playing a set position of full back or central midfield
  7. Problem is that he only continued the downward trajectory that already started, granted he accelerated it. Also he wasn't the only coach that hadn't won against promoted sides away. The ball stops above him but the coaches and players need to accept some responsibility
  8. Discovery is not the right word but Freedman moved when the opportunity came up and others didn't. From Palace's point of view Adam was a Freedman discovery
  9. Tronsdtat for me as he has played most games and of a constantly high std, if Brittain had a played a few more games then it may have been different
  10. Buckley's best football was under Mowbray when he played no.10 so could be on the bench instead of Woodrow. JRC's best football was as an inverted full back which would require a major change in football philosphy not just a change of formation when subbing a player. This might work if playing against one up front. I cannot see this happening under this coach so putting JRC on the bench is just waste as he a poor in a central two, defensively as a full back or put up against a full back out wide as a forward.
  11. Both have played the number 10 position. IMO Buckley's best football at Rovers when he played in that position
  12. I agree that Dolan is playing his best football presently so three things have crossed my mind. First is it because he has already agreed a move so the pressure is off and he can relax and play football or b the premier clubs he thinks would come in for haven't so he is trying to impress? or C especially after seeing him yesterday after the game that the coach has found a way to get him playing. If it is C, then we have to be wary as the coach average 50 games a job means giving Dolan a massive new contract means in another 40 games the very average Dolan may return as Valerian does his usual thing and is no longer at Rovers. Look what happened to JRC after JDT left
  13. Can either play centre half? No. So Sanderson has to be on the bench as Carter and Wharton both injured. Both players' position on the bench were probably taken by Montgomery and Tyjon rather than Dennis and Sanderson. Both players have played under several managers now and other than a short spells when played in certain positions neither has consistently played well. Forgot about Woodrow, so one of them can play that role so I grant you there was room for one of them
  14. Do you think so? Possibly at the time with JDT in charge but Eustace wanted experienced players so one or both of the two players would still would of been signed. Carter, Hyam then another experienced player would mean Phillips would have been third or fourth choice at best
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