
Fully agree about Miles, and am getting fed up with people constantly on his back. He was our one forward who looked capable of opening up their defence, but of course was subbed! Also agree that Proccy and Joyce were abysmal throughout and need dropping, but can't see it happening.Sorry, but I just cannot agree with that. The main threats came from John Miles - even this Match Thread suggests that. He was the only player to run at the opposition and to try to open the Bulls' defence. He created an excellent chance from a quick throw-in. Certainly the Bulls saw him as a real threat - they tried to get 2 defenders near him as soon as he got the ball.
We urgently need a left-footed left back who can overlap confidently and draw defenders out of position. This would give Miles even more options.
I felt the real weak link yesterday was Michael Symes. His ball control was very poor and his shooting was equally poor.

Luke Joyce started so well with us, but like a few of the Team - Lees to name another - his form of late has been very poor, why, nobody knows, but from being a player that would have been one to stay at the turn of the year, I feel that there now must be a question as to if he stays or not??Fully agree about Miles, and am getting fed up with people constantly on his back. He was our one forward who looked capable of opening up their defence, but of course was subbed! Also agree that Proccy and Joyce were abysmal throughout and need dropping, but can't see it happening.![]()
thought it was an absoutly brillant display by jase today
I think the real question is "How" have players who "Were" playing decent football, degenerated back the Big Boot? makes me wonder if its been coached out of em, fer some unknown reason.Luke Joyce started so well with us, but like a few of the Team - Lees to name another - his form of late has been very poor, why, nobody knows, but from being a player that would have been one to stay at the turn of the year, I feel that there now must be a question as to if he stays or not??

Luke Joyce started so well with us, but like a few of the Team - Lees to name another - his form of late has been very poor, why, nobody knows, but from being a player that would have been one to stay at the turn of the year, I feel that there now must be a question as to if he stays or not??
The answer here is a perfectly sensible and obvious one if you look at most of the players who's form has dipped considerably. For me those players are Tom Lees, Luke Joyce, Chris Turner, Micheal Symes, Bobby Grant, Billy Kee and Sean McConville, none of whom have completed a full season (which in this case includes two long cup runs) at first team level in any division. Most of the players mentioned have either spent the majority of their previous seasons out on sporadic loan spells (Symes, Joyce) or been playing youth academy or reserve football (max of 25 games per season). Based on the fact that we have now played in excess of 50 games this season, it is easy to see how these young inexperienced players can see their form fading in the face of a long hard season. Especially one where the pitches and weather have been as bad as this season.
I'm afraid chaps and chapesses it is not rocket science!!


it would be nice to get a win again sometime this season, against Crewe would be nice for more than one reason![]()
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There was more then that guy! But fair play to him for organising it.
Listening to Jimmy Bell after the game yesterday, he admitted that he and Coley just do not know what is wrong and have tried everything they know/can to put it right.
people in it have hardly had a kick, using subs earlier than the last few mins also wouldn't do any harm,Must say as ever Cashy, spot on post manI do not n never have bought "Played too Many Games" crap, thats just making excuses to me, ok stanley only have a small squad, is using it too much to ask? it seems that way to me.people in it have hardly had a kick, using subs earlier than the last few mins also wouldn't do any harm,

like tiredness, the pitch is just another excuse to me.We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.