Sat Mar 31, 2012 6:11 pm
Sat Mar 31, 2012 6:32 pm
Sat Mar 31, 2012 6:43 pm
Sat Mar 31, 2012 6:46 pm
Lawnmower wrote:My ratings...
Marshall 7
Hudson 7
Turner 7
Taylor 7
Kev 6
McPhail 6
Mason 5
Lawrence 6
Whitts 6
Gunner 6
Milller 6
Back 5 were solid for most of the game, only a handful of chances for Millwall.
Going forward we knocked it about well, but still too slow with no cutting edge.
This 4-4-2 which so many are obsessed with -who are the 2 that can play up front since we only have one targetman and he really can't link up with anyone. (you gave him a 3 !)
I'm still gutted we missed out on Sordell, we could be fighting for the top 2 now if he and Phillips had come in.
Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:02 pm
2blue2handle wrote:Lawnmower wrote:My ratings...
Marshall 7
Hudson 7
Turner 7
Taylor 7
Kev 6
McPhail 6
Mason 5
Lawrence 6
Whitts 6
Gunner 6
Milller 6
Back 5 were solid for most of the game, only a handful of chances for Millwall.
Going forward we knocked it about well, but still too slow with no cutting edge.
This 4-4-2 which so many are obsessed with -who are the 2 that can play up front since we only have one targetman and he really can't link up with anyone. (you gave him a 3 !)
I'm still gutted we missed out on Sordell, we could be fighting for the top 2 now if he and Phillips had come in.
Doesn't have to be a rigid 4-4-2 I'd have mason in just behind miller.
Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:10 pm
Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:20 pm
Lawnmower wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Lawnmower wrote:My ratings...
Marshall 7
Hudson 7
Turner 7
Taylor 7
Kev 6
McPhail 6
Mason 5
Lawrence 6
Whitts 6
Gunner 6
Milller 6
Back 5 were solid for most of the game, only a handful of chances for Millwall.
Going forward we knocked it about well, but still too slow with no cutting edge.
This 4-4-2 which so many are obsessed with -who are the 2 that can play up front since we only have one targetman and he really can't link up with anyone. (you gave him a 3 !)
I'm still gutted we missed out on Sordell, we could be fighting for the top 2 now if he and Phillips had come in.
Doesn't have to be a rigid 4-4-2 I'd have mason in just behind miller.
So you mean 4-4-1-1
In fact I agree. He picks up lots of loose bakll there and can also join in attacks quickly and get in behind without the offsides.
it seemed Gunner was always the 2nd man froward which doesn't seem right to me.
I'd also like to see Conway start out wide if Mason is behind the striker, but who to leave out then out of Gunner, Whitts and McPhail. Gunner would have to play or we'd have absolutely no bite in there. Do we play Whitts wide and leave McPhail in ?
Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:28 pm
2blue2handle wrote:Lawnmower wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Lawnmower wrote:My ratings...
Marshall 7
Hudson 7
Turner 7
Taylor 7
Kev 6
McPhail 6
Mason 5
Lawrence 6
Whitts 6
Gunner 6
Milller 6
Back 5 were solid for most of the game, only a handful of chances for Millwall.
Going forward we knocked it about well, but still too slow with no cutting edge.
This 4-4-2 which so many are obsessed with -who are the 2 that can play up front since we only have one targetman and he really can't link up with anyone. (you gave him a 3 !)
I'm still gutted we missed out on Sordell, we could be fighting for the top 2 now if he and Phillips had come in.
Doesn't have to be a rigid 4-4-2 I'd have mason in just behind miller.
So you mean 4-4-1-1
In fact I agree. He picks up lots of loose bakll there and can also join in attacks quickly and get in behind without the offsides.
it seemed Gunner was always the 2nd man froward which doesn't seem right to me.
I'd also like to see Conway start out wide if Mason is behind the striker, but who to leave out then out of Gunner, Whitts and McPhail. Gunner would have to play or we'd have absolutely no bite in there. Do we play Whitts wide and leave McPhail in ?
I didn't say 4-4-2
Mason played the head of the diamond before so that kind of position would suit me, just with 4 behind him.
Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:55 pm
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