When was the last time we played a through ball behind the defence for a forward to run on to? Every time the ball gets played to Collins or Cummings yesterday they immediately move back towards our midfield and pass it back the way. We desperately need a striker who plays on the shoulder of the last man.
I honestly can't think of the last time we had a player through one on one with the goalie.
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Thread: Getting in behind the defence
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22-12-2013 04:35 PM #1
Getting in behind the defence
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22-12-2013 05:00 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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22-12-2013 06:44 PM #3
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It's the lack of someone to play the ball in not the striker that's the problem.
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22-12-2013 07:13 PM #4
I said this yesterday to my mate. A few times we couldve been clean through if players were on the same wavelength. As soon as we reached the final third of the pitch yesterday it suddenly seemed like the players didnt know each other. Zoubir looked for it twice when he came on and both times the ball was passed across the front of the goal going pretty much no-where. Oh and another thing...........whats with all the FLOATING cross balls into the box, now that really gets on ma thrupennys.
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22-12-2013 08:24 PM #5
Thought that KT was trying this when he came on but did not have enough time to get up to speed but this may be because he cannot get up to speed however long he is on. His long warm up was not too impressive as he just trotted back and fore in front of FF stand , no stretches and nothing too hard or fast.
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22-12-2013 10:44 PM #6
I would say that no player in that squad is indispensible except Harris. Williams is not bad either.
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23-12-2013 11:59 AM #7
Playing Cairney on the right was never going to help us achieve that aim. Every time he got the ball, he cut inside to get it on to his left foot.
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