Right this is just my opinion but...
Our Midfield has been appalling recently, We are missing Strength, Bite and alot of other things. But I think one of the key things is that we don't have a player that can just pick the ball up and drive at defenders and doesn't go missing if we are on the back foot. Obv when Zemmama is fit and back he will be the one doing this but until then, Who could do this. And before you all say Liam Miller, he is just to small to strugg of defenders as he drive past them (could also be the case with zuma). The Only People i can see in our squad atm would be Murry or Bamba that could do this, but they will never get played in midfield.
Thoughts?
Side note, why was spoony taken of on sat? Was he injured or because he was having a bad game?
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19-09-2010 09:19 PM #1
The Midfield and What we are missing.
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19-09-2010 09:50 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Spoony was injured mateThis is how it feels
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19-09-2010 09:56 PM #3
We have two new centre halves and Hanlon who can also play there.
To my mind its a no brainer to shove Bamba into midfield where he has proved he can play before. It would give us strength and a player who aint afraid to bomb forward with the ball.
Also get some width into the team coz at the moment we are as narrow as anything up front.
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19-09-2010 10:13 PM #5
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A midfield of..
Zouma Miller Murray Galbraith
Would be decent..
Aye
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19-09-2010 10:18 PM #6
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Did Miller not fill exactly that role when he was with Celtc?
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A tricky wee player that drove at defences?
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19-09-2010 10:28 PM #8
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the problem imo is that miller seems to want to drop into our back four to pick up the ball leaving us short of options in midfield.he then punts the ball forward to the other teams goalkeeper or plays a nothing pass
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20-09-2010 11:01 AM #9
We have very little width and none of the players look like they can beat a man. Just look at the difference between Spooney this year and last year (eg. the Celtic game). We also lack someone to make that 'killer pass' (which should be Miller's job IMO).
Also a lack of bite which might be solved by putting Murray in there, if his legs can last.
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20-09-2010 12:02 PM #10
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I think murray would walk that role - if I am right in thinking he did it under bobby and bagged a right few goals in the process.
But for me I would be tempted to have him at LB or LM depending on thoughts re Grounds. My initial impression (and it is harsh judging after two games) is that he has no pace what so ever. He looks like a CH end off - quite why yogi has him taking corners and free kicks at 6 foot whatever, and puts Miller and Deek in the box I will never know.
In the past I have been against Bamba in the midfield as his passing to be fair is woeful, but as the games keep going by I am more and more tempted.
Rankin or Bamba in for De Graff / wotherspoon.
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20-09-2010 12:41 PM #11
I am going to get pelters for this but
Michael Stewart
everytime I saw him play for us and against us he was the best player on the park. I personally think Him and miller in the middle of the park would be excellent.
We missed the boat there IMHO.
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20-09-2010 01:20 PM #13
Ian Murray's legs are too far gone to play there. He's not the same player who broke into the first-team as a box-to-box midfielder. On top of that it takes him too long to control the ball, look up and pass so I don't see what he offers other than blunt force aggression. Better to stick with McBride IMHO.
Agree, though, that Bamba's a better short-term shout given his athleticism and our options at centre-back.
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20-09-2010 06:44 PM #14
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Guggi, Wiss, Chisholm, Fellenger
Would not be.
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