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AFC Wimbledon Match Thread.........
Nice and early thread this week to hopefully forget about yesterday.
Surely we have to make changes? My team.. .................Macey. ...Hunt........Atkinson.............Aldred........ ....Liddle. .........Proccy...............Joyce. ... Mingoia.............Naismith.. ...........Gray..........Mccarten....... Subs Dawber Winnard Windass Carver Buxton? Bowerman Conneely |
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Meself i would play Windass who when he came on yesterday, i thought was the most dangerous we looked, Proccy i would leave out, always gives 100%, but is far too slow. and would probably play Carver oer Gray who as per usual was on his ass when he came on, a tactic that needs coaching out of him imho.
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conneely is a midfield player, don't forget its only pre season for him,so he's not match fit,, plus remember his only football in england was for alfreton town
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So why on EARTH was he played from the start at full back on Saturday??? Bizarre :hidewall: |
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Eight points from the Play-off positions.......Seven points from the drop into Soccer oblivion, so some change IS needed !....via more relevant and inspired coaching ???. |
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He hasnt looked the same player since his return, no wonder he couldnt get near the 1st team at Bury. Vs AFC I would do the following *Drop Atkinson who has ben dreadful for a while now *Put Winnard at centre back *Under no circumstances play Conneely at left back *Drop Proctor *Give Carver a start, while he probably isnt good enough for league 2 he does put himself about and thats exactly what our formation needs. Plus while Gray is a good finisher, he doesnt have alot else to offer and is better used as an impact sub. Until we can find a better striker, Carver should be given a chance. |
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Rather than attack a forum contributor, please explain your view point.
Your better than that revivied red, now please explain your position. |
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Atkinson has been our best defender all season you clown.
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Got to play Gray, got to play Liddle, maybe give Windass a run on the right and Mingoia on the left.
Manager in real danger of losing a lot of the fans support, not because of defeats but the manner of the defeats and his stubbornness to act on what everyone can see are the issues |
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We need to have a plan for Saturday and adapt it quickly if things go wrong. |
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frankmoody,
gray has had his chance and is not good enough. Carver or Bowerman are better at starting a game than Gray who makes more of an impact against tiring defenders. |
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Chubby I agree.
While Proctor is far better than Hunt in midfield (what was battie thinking!), Proctor has let the back 4 down. |
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Look at the stats |
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and to say that Gray is worthy of a 1st team start is ridiculous.
check the stats dear |
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clearly the ammount of games you attend = what opinion your allowed to have.
how pathetic. |
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I would agree with you if we are talking about the premiership with it's wall to wall coverage but to base an opinion on stats and a minute of coverage on tv is worthless compare to people who have actually watched the games. So what's the answer? |
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So, DAV, we ask again. What informs your opinions? |
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Everyone has opinions about centre back pairings,but its difficult for me to comment.
The facts are when Tom and Dean were paired together,they played a major part in keeping Acci in the league, for Leam and Beattie. In games together they averaged 1.7 points per game,not bad !! Pretty sure Coley wont pair them(for some reason),but i respect that as its his call. I am old school and prefer a quick sweeper and tough centre back,were Coley (presumably) prefers two centre backs and fullbacks to cover/sweep. Going back to the Wimbledon game,i know people on here have kicked up a fuss on here about playing people out of position,but i would give Buxton a run of games in the three. The lad can play,has a good shot and a nice chop/change of direction which would open up the opposition.(same goes for Windass as well ) Defensively hes a lot to learn,so his positioning play wont be an issue in the three. See you all at Wimbledon !!! |
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I think we can judge how many games Dav has been to. Exactly none, zero, zilch. He is skirting the question with more body swerves than any of our strikers. I too am of the opinion that Rob Atkinson is one of our better defenders/centre backs. I too would also give Carver his chance up front with Piero and Windass feeding him from either wing.
P.S. Dav before you ask me how many games I have been too, All the home matches except those over Christmas/New Year due to being down under, and some away as well, so that is how I have come to my opinion! |
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This thread is rapidly becoming a facsimile of the almost defunct Team for Tranmere thread which , as many before it got round to being a repository for personal jibes and inappropriate posts !.
So if it has to run for another seven days at least I hope that it does stick to Stanley v AFC Wimbledon rather than DAV007 v the rest of the world !...That way those of us with a bit of sanity left might find something of interest in it !. |
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Referee Darren England making his Football League debut.
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any evidence the 2 new AFC loan strikers are any good?
Anyone can sign a striker, doesnt mean they are upto league 2 standard or add any extra quality to the team. |
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[QUOTE=DAV007;1130347]any evidence the 2 new AFC loan strikers are any good?
Anyone can sign a striker, doesnt mean they are upto league 2 standard or add any extra quality to the team.[/QUOTE Anyone can sign a striker? Coley can't |
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David Connolly. Irish international Prolific goalscorer wherever he has played. OK at 37 he is no spring chicken, but needs handling! Alfie Potter. Not an out and out striker on investigating, but has chipped in with plenty of goals from midfield. |
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Connolly used to be with Pompey and can be a danger, if he's on form, laying on balls to others in the box. No longer a youngster but consequently has an experienced head, if he chooses to use it.
Alfie Potter was with Oxford and I've seen him tear Stanley apart (5-0, I recall, the worst occasion) as a diminutive but effective attacking midfielder. Seems the Wombles are billing him as a winger, so whoever is full back will have his work cut out.:eek: Looking forward to it with, after last week's results, some trepidation. |
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Play a high line and Connelly and akinfenwa aren't as effective,play deeper and were in trouble.
Potters a good winger and we need to keep tight to him |
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I'd start with Liddle at left back, for sure. Neither Connolly or Potter are big, but we need someone who is quick and is not afraid to tackle. And is left-footed!
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I agree about Liddle plus we need to keep the marking tight on Akinfenwa. I saw the goals against Carlisle on Border TV and two were crosses into the box and headers. Make use of Atkinson at set pieces and we might get results and perhaps Carver as striker to provide a bit of height up front.
I know short highlights aren't much to go on but it looks like a possible weakness. We must have a backup plan though and not leave it too late as that has been our downfall recently. And only £16 to get in is a bonus. Hopefully the clubhouse has cheap beer as well like the last time I was there :D |
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Last time i was in Wimbledon twas "Plough Lane" they played, always ok yon though.:) think thats the name of the old ground, Nick told me at Tranmere. lol me memorys going lol
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- - - - and it's in Kingston ! (ground share with Kingstonian ) :confused:
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Wimbledon away is great trip normally.... Good luck to all those going.
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The last time I saw a Stanley defence deal with Akinfenwa effectively was when Toto was man marking him for the whole match, maybe a good tactic on Saturday would be to let either Tom or Rob stay tight to him, besides it would give Coleman the opportunity to scream one of his favourite instructions if they decided to wander away from him. I wonder if anyone could guess which instruction that would be... :P
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I've just heard from Wimbledon that the bar at the ground will be open to away fans. Last time I was there it was a good sized bar and cheaper than the pubs round about. :drink:
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They are always pretty civil down yon in my experience.:) even when they get beat.:D
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Great day out last time I was there because we beat them 2 1 and I think Murphy scored a cracker of a goal. Sky tv had Wimbledon winning 2 1 in the bar afterwards as well which was funny. Time to head off now so hopefully it will be on and be a lot better than last week. |
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