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Hmm, not sure either lead the line/target man type playerWaldron and Sandat up top for me
Hmm, not sure either lead the line/target man type playerWaldron and Sandat up top for me
Quite we are goal shy and Waldron is one of the few who have proved they can hit the onion bag- and allegedly he demonstrating his finishing skills every day in training. I would go Waldron & Cardwell with Wood behind.It's interesting that there is not a huge amount of support for Waldron in terms of the posts on here, but the poll puts him up there with Harry. This is the bloke that we have chased for some while because he can score goals, so I really hope he does start with the benefit of another full week's training.
And something else!Started the beers early?
For me the issue would be we are asking Sandat to play in an attacking MF role (he's not an attacking MF) when we have an attacking MF available- Wood. Sometimes I think we (including Kev) fall into the trap of wanting to get our "best" players on the pitch (even if out of position or at the risk of playing players that are to similar) as opposed to putting round pegs in round holes?I’d go for:
Collin
Crowther, Kensdale, Miley
GSM, Husin, Morton, Bridge
Sandat
Cardwell, Waldron
I don’t think he was ever likely to come in and pick up right where he left off with Rushall. Step up in quality, part time to full time etc. was always going to take him time. But I think he’s only going to get better with game time so I’d still start him and be patient.It's interesting that there is not a huge amount of support for Waldron in terms of the posts on here, but the poll puts him up there with Harry. This is the bloke that we have chased for some while because he can score goals, so I really hope he does start with the benefit of another full week's training.
I think Sandat is a better player than Wood though and whilst he’s not an attacking midfielder by trade, his close control, passing and vision are excellent. He’s got a trick or two in his locker to beat a man and has a goal in him. I think he could perfect as a second striker type player sitting behind the front two.For me the issue would be we are asking Sandat to play in an attacking MF role (he's not an attacking MF) when we have an attacking MF available- Wood. Sometimes I think we (including Kev) fall into the trap of wanting to get our "best" players on the pitch (even if out of position or at the risk of playing players that are to similar) as opposed to putting round pegs in round holes?
I don’t think he was ever likely to come in and pick up right where he left off with Rushall. Step up in quality, part time to full time etc. was always going to take him time. But I think he’s only going to get better with game time so I’d still start him and be patient.
I get that. But there's plenty of other teams out there who mix up their formation every now and then. Take off a midfielder, put on an extra forward, etc. You pick a team based on what you have at your disposal, don't you? Don't understand why we can't. Do we only ever work on 3-5-2 in training?I know some of you have been itching to change formation for some time but it seems optimistic to me to have one training session to install new attacking and defensive shapes.
He had a full pre-season with Notts County. It’s not at all a comparable situation to Waldron joining midway through the season.Didn't appear to hinder the likes of McCauley Langstaff.
Nah, I think you're being fair ... It was always going to take time for him to settleSince he joined the club Waldron has played 18 minutes against Chesterfield, coming on as a sub, 30 minutes against Gateshead coming on as a sub, 75 minutes against York, starting the game and he warmed the bench for the entirety of the Oxford game. If I remember correctly, when he joined he was still working in his previous p/t job and therefore not taking part in full training, and not a fit as the rest of the squad. I'm sure this isn't secret stuff, so it's a bit harsh to expect him to fit right in to a team and hit the ground running by scoring regularly. Then again, I'm probably being too soft on him!
Nah. He should have scored 10 by now. Need to get another striker in.Nah, I think you're being fair ... It was always going to take time for him to settle
I get that. But there's plenty of other teams out there who mix up their formation every now and then. Take off a midfielder, put on an extra forward, etc. You pick a team based on what you have at your disposal, don't you? Don't understand why we can't. Do we only ever work on 3-5-2 in training?
Bridge at left back?!!!Andeng Ndi
GSM, Crowther, Kensdale, Bridge
Miley
Morton, Fonguck
Sandat
Cardwell, Waldron
YupBridge at left back?!!!