Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 1269388)

Dream on, Andyd.
Can really see a whole host of decent, fit unattached strikers lining up to sign for a club that, for months, has rarely started with a striker and only brought them on as very late subs!
I suspect the club will have to find its own way out of the problems it’s experiencing with what and who it has.
One thing I noticed last night, and in previous games, was how Stanley, despite having five midfielders, rarely controlled the midfield or put players in positions to attack. In fact, a lot of the time they seemed to get in each other’s way.
That through ball from Pritchard for Leigh stood out like a diamond in a coal mine precisely because it was so rare.

Originally Posted by andyd (Post 1269387)

According to Coley in his post match interview young Adekoya was on the bench in front of Delfounesue and Sisse due to the game plan they had, would he have come on if we hadn't gone behind. Even though it was a poor game by both sides we played a couple of great through balls especially the one by Pritchard for Liegh to run onto he looked up playing a low fast cross into the box that good strikers thrive off we had one player forward who was wrong side of two defender,s. Reading Lincoln fans forum they said a poor game not helped by a non creative midfield hence their low scores for this season and without the penalty wouldn't have scored I agree most opposition in this league won't be has bad if we aren't going to play fit striker,s then I think we need to limp along until January when hopefully some forward options want to sign.