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Jan 5, 2019 21:33:41 GMT
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Post by OohMac on Jan 5, 2019 21:33:41 GMT
Like you Whites my thinking is that Parky set up what he thought was his best eleven and in his preferred sysyem and it failed. And he cannot blame £10M strikers, premiership set ups. He jusy has to admit he set us up wrong. (By the way he doesnt admit that, he says we were real good in first half and Yanic Wellschit was one of the best players)
2nd half he reverts to doing what has been asked of him. Trying to win a match instead of being obsessed with not losing.
Reminiscent of Mourinho when it was reported he woulf be sacked if they didnt beat Newcastle. 20 mins and 2 down. What he did was go 4-2-4 and attack. Won the game, kept the job but then gradually went back to his way. Got the sack.
Would have loved Phil to have come out and said "weve shown we are a dangerous team, not to be taken lightly. We do have that ability and for the rest of the season that is whay im going to be demanding from these players."
Instead we got a load of nonsense about us being great in spells(his way)
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Post by greydad on Jan 5, 2019 21:45:53 GMT
Not related to the match but Chiphill's references to Hucknall stir memories from 60 years ago when I was there on a family visit to an Uncle and Aunt and was knocked over by a motor bike near what I think was an RAF station...16 stitches in a head wound and my best Sunday clothes ruined. The head wound probably explains a lot, not least the continual renewing of my season ticket. Well done again Wanderers (and Hucknall!!)
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Post by Deleted on Jan 6, 2019 3:16:30 GMT
Just got home from about two and a half bottles of wine at a mates house who is an arsenal fan.greydad there was an raf place in hucknall called rolls Royce it's round the corner from were I live. They helped build the Lancaster bombers. Anyway I might think about going to Bristol on Saturday good night all COYWM
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Post by OohMac on Jan 6, 2019 9:09:39 GMT
Bit of a difference in post match celebrations. 2 and a half bottles of wine vs Whites M&S latte and a £10 meal deal.
Who cares how we celebrate as long as we get to.
Having watched the highlights. Not one of the 4K. I cannot believe Noone has been playing so badly out of position for so long.
Imagine around 5 years ago Parky decided to mix it up and asked wingers to cut in, he must have won and a winger scored a cracker and now thinks thats the only way.
In a higher level Noone might not get the space and J-Mag faces a tougher test but im telling you putting balls of that quality in and any defence will have a tougher day. Really think Josh can double his tally. We would get more corners, penalties too and the midfield can pick up mis clearances(like we so often concede too).
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Post by whitesince63 on Jan 6, 2019 10:54:19 GMT
Absolutely spot on OM, why on earth Parky seems to think playing wingers on their wrong foot is a good policy just amazes me. Wildschut did play well until he got his knock but it still created nothing because even if he did get past the full back he couldn't cross with his left foot and when he cut inside he found two or three defenders waiting for him. The same can be said of Nooney on the right. How can Parky not see this? After yesterday surely he must see the benefit of keeping Nooney on the left and switching Yanic to the right. It was actually the crosses themselves that were so impressive from Nooney, speared in at pace like Beckham used to do leaving Mags and Donaldson a relatively simple task of heading in which they did with aplomb. It was an absolute pleasure to watch and it was clear No one was relishing it too. Sadly, I have no confidence Parkinson will realise this and change tack and that is exactly why I expect us to be back to the same one up top, wrong footed wingers next week at Bristol, with the same inevitable result and performance. Yesterday was not down to some tactical master stroke by Parkinson but pure luck in the injury adjusted set up, just like Bramhall Lane last year where he also failed to learn a lesson.
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Jan 6, 2019 12:31:16 GMT
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Post by riochforthereebok on Jan 6, 2019 12:31:16 GMT
Absolutely spot on OM, why on earth Parky seems to think playing wingers on their wrong foot is a good policy just amazes me. Wildschut did play well until he got his knock but it still created nothing because even if he did get past the full back he couldn't cross with his left foot and when he cut inside he found two or three defenders waiting for him. The same can be said of Nooney on the right. How can Parky not see this? After yesterday surely he must see the benefit of keeping Nooney on the left and switching Yanic to the right. It was actually the crosses themselves that were so impressive from Nooney, speared in at pace like Beckham used to do leaving Mags and Donaldson a relatively simple task of heading in which they did with aplomb. It was an absolute pleasure to watch and it was clear No one was relishing it too. Sadly, I have no confidence Parkinson will realise this and change tack and that is exactly why I expect us to be back to the same one up top, wrong footed wingers next week at Bristol, with the same inevitable result and performance. Yesterday was not down to some tactical master stroke by Parkinson but pure luck in the injury adjusted set up, just like Bramhall Lane last year where he also failed to learn a lesson. Speaking of Bramhall Lane..... Madine to the Blades🤔
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Post by Deleted on Jan 6, 2019 13:05:12 GMT
When is the draw and I bet we get Wimbledon or Accrington hahahaha
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Post by thegrud1 on Jan 6, 2019 13:16:52 GMT
Dont want anyone in top half of Prem....it could be embarrassing
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Post by OohMac on Jan 6, 2019 15:35:01 GMT
Grud, we will get 50% of the gate. So we really need an away trip to top 6 and for it to be televised too.
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Post by whitesince63 on Jan 6, 2019 15:44:50 GMT
That would just go straight into Anderson's pocket OM, so what benefit would there be to us from that? I'd rather we got another home draw like Walsall because it's a long time since we had a decent cup run. Mind you, if Parky picks his normal team and set up we'd get beat anyway so maybe you're right, we should go for the PL top six away?
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Post by whitesince63 on Jan 6, 2019 15:47:22 GMT
Absolutely spot on OM, why on earth Parky seems to think playing wingers on their wrong foot is a good policy just amazes me. Wildschut did play well until he got his knock but it still created nothing because even if he did get past the full back he couldn't cross with his left foot and when he cut inside he found two or three defenders waiting for him. The same can be said of Nooney on the right. How can Parky not see this? After yesterday surely he must see the benefit of keeping Nooney on the left and switching Yanic to the right. It was actually the crosses themselves that were so impressive from Nooney, speared in at pace like Beckham used to do leaving Mags and Donaldson a relatively simple task of heading in which they did with aplomb. It was an absolute pleasure to watch and it was clear No one was relishing it too. Sadly, I have no confidence Parkinson will realise this and change tack and that is exactly why I expect us to be back to the same one up top, wrong footed wingers next week at Bristol, with the same inevitable result and performance. Yesterday was not down to some tactical master stroke by Parkinson but pure luck in the injury adjusted set up, just like Bramhall Lane last year where he also failed to learn a lesson. Speaking of Bramhall Lane..... Madine to the Blades🤔 Actually rftr, Madine could probably prosper under Wilder because he would have the support and service he never got here. Looks like the loans going through anyway so it'll be interesting to see how he does.
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Post by thegrud1 on Jan 6, 2019 17:15:29 GMT
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Jan 6, 2019 17:16:53 GMT
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Post by OohMac on Jan 6, 2019 17:16:53 GMT
True, Ken could take his £500K salary plus the gates for the FA Cup and loan it to the club to pay the wages.
He would then be owed double that.
After a few years of non payment we might owe him say £180M. He could yet be El Presidente for life.
Next season we may not get to 3rd round so I just want a big as draw as possible. Spurs, United, Arsenal. Maybe not Liverpool or City as they would run riot.
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Jan 6, 2019 18:32:16 GMT
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Post by riochforthereebok on Jan 6, 2019 18:32:16 GMT
Speaking of Bramhall Lane..... Madine to the Blades🤔 Actually rftr, Madine could probably prosper under Wilder because he would have the support and service he never got here. Looks like the loans going through anyway so it'll be interesting to see how he does. I guess But a bit surprised to see if Utd fans take to him following his spell with the arch enemy Wednesday Good luck to the lad, I owe him no malice, just hope he doesn’t send us down with a goal when we play them at theirs
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walsall
Jan 6, 2019 19:44:24 GMT
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Post by riochforthereebok on Jan 6, 2019 19:44:24 GMT
Just to add
Oldham sack their manager and have a few wins, beating Prem opposition Newport (where even are they?) beat Prem Leicester
Barnet beat Sheff Utd on their turf, Barnet!! I ask you
And with all of Phils ‘LUCK’ we manage to beat Walsall, just
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