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A few enormous, glaring tactical errors in the first half. Fornah looked lost at times trying to play as the 10 (but had a really encouraging 2nd half playing deeper), sitting so deep after we scored was absolutely criminal. Very clear Thommo was the link between midfield and attack and we really missed him today, hopefully Embelton can fill that role.
Looked better with 10 men, although the chasm between the midfield and attack was still enormous. TJJ and Fornah looked like good players, and Vickers was solid. Bizarrely, that was still one of Bradley's best performances for us. Other than the f*** up, he defended strongly and caused errors in their box instead of ours for a change.
All in all, we'd probably have taken 3 points from the last two games, and we've lost to a deflection. The performance was poor, at times inexcusable, but at least we've got some time to bed the players in and get the injuries healed.

A few enormous, glaring tactical errors in the first half. Fornah looked lost at times trying to play as the 10 (but had a really encouraging 2nd half playing deeper), sitting so deep after we scored was absolutely criminal. Very clear Thommo was the link between midfield and attack and we really missed him today, hopefully Embelton can fill that role.
Looked better with 10 men, although the chasm between the midfield and attack was still enormous. TJJ and Fornah looked like good players, and Vickers was solid. Bizarrely, that was still one of Bradley's best performances for us. Other than the f*** up, he defended strongly and caused errors in their box instead of ours for a change.
All in all, we'd probably have taken 3 points from the last two games, and we've lost to a deflection. The performance was poor, at times inexcusable, but at least we've got some time to bed the players in and get the injuries healed.

A few enormous, glaring tactical errors in the first half. Fornah looked lost at times trying to play as the 10 (but had a really encouraging 2nd half playing deeper), sitting so deep after we scored was absolutely criminal. Very clear Thommo was the link between midfield and attack and we really missed him today, hopefully Embelton can fill that role.
Looked better with 10 men, although the chasm between the midfield and attack was still enormous. TJJ and Fornah looked like good players, and Vickers was solid. Bizarrely, that was still one of Bradley's best performances for us. Other than the f*** up, he defended strongly and caused errors in their box instead of ours for a change.
All in all, we'd probably have taken 3 points from the last two games, and we've lost to a deflection. The performance was poor, at times inexcusable, but at least we've got some time to bed the players in and get the injuries healed.

A few enormous, glaring tactical errors in the first half. Fornah looked lost at times trying to play as the 10 (but had a really encouraging 2nd half playing deeper), sitting so deep after we scored was absolutely criminal. Very clear Thommo was the link between midfield and attack and we really missed him today, hopefully Embelton can fill that role.
Looked better with 10 men, although the chasm between the midfield and attack was still enormous. TJJ and Fornah looked like good players, and Vickers was solid. Bizarrely, that was still one of Bradley's best performances for us. Other than the f*** up, he defended strongly and caused errors in their box instead of ours for a change.
All in all, we'd probably have taken 3 points from the last two games, and we've lost to a deflection. The performance was poor, at times inexcusable, but at least we've got some time to bed the players in and get the injuries healed.

You’ve misspelt Tory Bast**d!

He played for Forest, it's still debilitating. 

Done deal apparently travelling down now 

Never seen or heard of him, but he needs signing up purely on the basis that he's got a proper 1970's footballers name. 

Would be a hell of a pick up, I hadn't realised he'd lost his place at the Wendies. He's the sort of player that would give us the option to rest Hourihane or Smith and freshen up the midfield. Forgot age, he'd be a great pick up.

Personally, I'd miss Collo.
He makes it so much easier to believe that I too could pull on the shirt at first team level.

My ideal deadline day involves Collins leaving. I'm not even that fussed about replacing him, I just don't want to see him in our shirt again. I'd rather see us give Connor Sammon a year than continue watching Collo half-arse his way through games. If only his legs were are mobile as the elbows he throws.

Stupid Sky, being all anti sexual assault and not wanting the planet to burn.

His confidence is flowing and you can really see it in his finishing. It's all instinctive. He's got that incredible strikers knack of just being in the right spot (scoring from Washington's shot the other week, and again today from NML) and everything is just clicking in to place for him.
You can see the lads love him too, and he's like a second captain in the way he interacts with the players. I was happy he signed just for player morale, but he's been pure class on the pitch too.

He's got an excellent first touch and very quick feet, but seems to fall into the Knight problem of not having a best role. I think his ceiling is higher than Bird, but he has to carve out a rut for himself and I'm not sure where he's gonna get the game time to do that.

Craig Forsyth for chief scout!!

Watching Waggy making time to speak with both of the new lads when he could have been milking the crowd reaction says everything you need to know about his position in the squad. What a man!

Thommo was immense and (along with Waggy) is the difference maker in this team. Energy, composure, skill AND end product!
Shout outs to Nelson, Washington and Fozzy too. This is one of the best attacks we'll come up against this season, and even though there were wobbles, we largely defended well.
This was Warneball at its peak; an out press, out run, counter-fest where we'll score more than you. Oh, and the build-up to the corner Cash scored from was glorious too.

I stand by saying that he's got a higher skill ceiling than Bird, and the last couple of games he's started to show it too. So happy for the lad. Skill, vision, an endless work ethic and even has end product. If he keeps this up, it could be the start of a real break-out season.

His confidence is flowing and you can really see it in his finishing. It's all instinctive. He's got that incredible strikers knack of just being in the right spot (scoring from Washington's shot the other week, and again today from NML) and everything is just clicking in to place for him.
You can see the lads love him too, and he's like a second captain in the way he interacts with the players. I was happy he signed just for player morale, but he's been pure class on the pitch too.

The atmosphere must be electric, it's so loud on the Rams TV feed. Incredible from the Rams fans.

His confidence is flowing and you can really see it in his finishing. It's all instinctive. He's got that incredible strikers knack of just being in the right spot (scoring from Washington's shot the other week, and again today from NML) and everything is just clicking in to place for him.
You can see the lads love him too, and he's like a second captain in the way he interacts with the players. I was happy he signed just for player morale, but he's been pure class on the pitch too.

His confidence is flowing and you can really see it in his finishing. It's all instinctive. He's got that incredible strikers knack of just being in the right spot (scoring from Washington's shot the other week, and again today from NML) and everything is just clicking in to place for him.
You can see the lads love him too, and he's like a second captain in the way he interacts with the players. I was happy he signed just for player morale, but he's been pure class on the pitch too.

Thommo was immense and (along with Waggy) is the difference maker in this team. Energy, composure, skill AND end product!
Shout outs to Nelson, Washington and Fozzy too. This is one of the best attacks we'll come up against this season, and even though there were wobbles, we largely defended well.
This was Warneball at its peak; an out press, out run, counter-fest where we'll score more than you. Oh, and the build-up to the corner Cash scored from was glorious too.

His confidence is flowing and you can really see it in his finishing. It's all instinctive. He's got that incredible strikers knack of just being in the right spot (scoring from Washington's shot the other week, and again today from NML) and everything is just clicking in to place for him.
You can see the lads love him too, and he's like a second captain in the way he interacts with the players. I was happy he signed just for player morale, but he's been pure class on the pitch too.

I stand by saying that he's got a higher skill ceiling than Bird, and the last couple of games he's started to show it too. So happy for the lad. Skill, vision, an endless work ethic and even has end product. If he keeps this up, it could be the start of a real break-out season.