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Murray Hogg Hanlon Stevenson
Bamba
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Riordan Galbraith
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Thread: Team for the Derby
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01-11-2010 01:37 PM #1
Team for the Derby
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01-11-2010 01:45 PM #2
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Brown
Hart / Bamba / Hanlon / Grounds
Murray
Galbraith / Miller / Stevenson
De Graff
Riordan
If Nish is fit would move De Graff to left midfield, Riordan into the whole and put Nish up top and take Stevenson out.
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01-11-2010 01:47 PM #4
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He won the penalty but I thought he looked a bit slow and his decision making was a bit poor.
It's a pity we are short of forwards.
I like the sort of 4 1 4 1 formation we played which could be 3 up front when attacking.
When all fit I'd like to see Duffy leading it with Riordan and Zemmama either side.
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01-11-2010 02:20 PM #5
We can't keep chopping and changing the back four every week, we need to allow a partnership to develop. We actually looked ok at the back at the weekend so therefore i'd go with:
..................................Brown........... .....................
Hart..............Bamba...................Hanlon.. .........Grounds
...................................McBride........ .......................
.....De Graaf..........Rankin..........Miller............. Galbraith
...................................Riordan........ ........................
De Graaf looked pretty decent at the weekend so i'd keep him in, Stevenson probably doesn't deserve to be dropped but given Hertz will probably look to make it a bit of a battle in the middle of the park i think McBrides ability to break up play could be useful. Galbraith gives us a bit of pace and while he wasn't briliant on Saturday his directness won us a penalty and could have had another. Rankin gives us work rate and Riordan pretty much picks himself at the moment. As i said the back 4 needs to have a consistent run of games together and Brown made a mistake at Tannadice but on the whole has been good for us.
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01-11-2010 02:29 PM #6Brown
Hart Bamba Hanlon Grounds
Miller McBride Murray
Wotherspoon------------Galbraith
Riordan
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01-11-2010 02:36 PM #7Brown
Hart---Dickoh---Thicot/Hanlon---Bamba---Murray
Wotherspoon---Miller---McBride---Galbraith
RiordanLast edited by SteveHFC; 01-11-2010 at 02:38 PM.
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01-11-2010 03:13 PM #8
We need to play a 4-4-2 imo. I would go for :
Brown
Hart Bamba Hanlon Grounds
Wotherspoon Murray Miller Galbraith
Nish Riordan
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01-11-2010 03:23 PM #9
Keeper and back four same as the United game. The idea of covering them away from home is shrewd, but at home? If we do that again, then we need a tackler not just a body to get in the way. So maybe Murray, or McBride from the first half of last year. Time to give Miller a wee rest. Lewis again in midfield. A proper two up front but if Nish isn't fit, I don't know who that would be [along with Deeks]. Hearts fell to bits when that big lad came on at the weekend for Killie. Who do we have that can do that? Trakys? De Graf and Spoony in the middle with LS.
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01-11-2010 03:47 PM #11
As per the other thread:
Brown
Hart Hanlon Bamba Grounds
De Graaf McBride Miller Galbraith
Nish Riordan
Bench: Stack Murray Stevenson Currie Rankin Wotherspoon Horner/Crawford
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01-11-2010 04:40 PM #12
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Brown
Hart Bamba Hanlon Grounds
Wotherspoon De Graaf Miller Murray Galbraith
Riordan
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01-11-2010 04:56 PM #14Brown
Hart Bamba Hanlon Grounds
Wotherspoon Miller McBride Stevenson
Nish Riordan
If we weren't playing Hearts i'd have been very tempted to drop Miller and play Murray as he's the kind of player you want on you're side in the Derby and Miller has been a passeger for months. However Murray won't be match fit and this should be the kind of match Liam Miller should thrive in.
I'd have stack ahead of Brown but I doubt he'll be fit. Nothing to do with Brown's error at Tannadice, just I prefer Stack to him.
Nish ahead of Trakys. Trakys really hasn't impressed, he's had two touches - He fell on his erse at Pittodrie and I recall him giving the ball away in the build up to United's goal after he made an arse of a backheel.
Wotherspoon ahead of Galbraith if he's fit - Glbraith was poor at the weekend and D is also a better player.
Lewis Stevenson deserves to keep his place as he was one of our best players on Saturday and he certainly won't hide against Hearts.''It's always been just part of the culture. Growing up, for most working-class kids, is all about football, music or clothes. You might not have much money, but whatever you have got, you're going to look good.'' - Paul Weller
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01-11-2010 05:00 PM #16
same defence as sat but id swap rankin with murray
if nish is fit id play brown
hart bamba hanlon grounds
spoony miller murray
de graff deeks
nish
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01-11-2010 05:26 PM #17
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01-11-2010 05:31 PM #18
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01-11-2010 05:31 PM #19
......................Brown
....Hart...Bamba.........Hanlon(c)...Grounds
....W'spoon..DeGraff.Rankin..Stevenson
..................Nish..Riordan
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01-11-2010 06:15 PM #20
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hooray! Agree with almost everything you say. Dont tinker defences week to week. Let them settle. Galbraith again, he will come good
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01-11-2010 06:22 PM #21
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