Laidlaw - 7 - Very little (nothing possibly even?) to do. Distribution was pretty good.
Efe - 9 - Absolutely superb tonight. Strolled it and started off attacks well
Porteous - 8 - Played very well against a handful of a forward. Got caught going for one or two balls he couldn't win but that'll come with experience, other than that he was very good.
Hanlon - 7 - Just another day at the office for Hanlon, played well
Gray - 9 - Great engine, great in the air, great in the tackle and offered a good threat going forward. What a guy. That raking crossfield switch we regularly play from Hanlon (& formerly McGinn ) is a great weapon to have.
Slivka - 6 - Thought he was average. Not involved enough and didn't do enough to influence the game either defensively or offensively.
Bartley - 8 - Worried a wee bit that he'd be left chasing shadows but he played very well. Dominant in the middle
Mallan - 8 - What a strike he's got on him, was so unlucky with his shot that hit the bar and had a couple other decent efforts. Long range passing looks effortless.
Stevenson - 7 - Same as Hanlon, solid, just another day at the office. Didn't offer as much going forward as he usually can
Flo - 6 - Pretty quiet evening for the big man with no chances coming his way. Put himself about a bit but not his best game.
Boyle - 7 - A handful as always and plenty running. Unlucky not to get a goal but striker isn't his position IMO.
Hyndman - 6 - Didn't get a lot of chances to show what he can do but looks very neat and tidy on the ball. Looks like he'll be able to carry the ball well and he done well to read Grays knock down and was unlucky not to tuck it away
Shaw - 6 - Done OK although he took too long after Hyndman played him the ball just inside the box and the chance was gone. Never got much opportunity to do much else
Maclaren - No point rating him, was only on 2 mins.
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Thread: Player Ratings V Molde
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09-08-2018 10:13 PM #1
Player Ratings V Molde
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09-08-2018 11:24 PM #5
Slivka is the man.
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09-08-2018 11:29 PM #6
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Ryan and Martin was my two stand outs but notable mentions to SDG and the much maligned Efe.. we’re still in this .. good luck to the traveling support.. wish I was one of them..
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09-08-2018 11:38 PM #9
Slivka was good, lovely touches all night. Our best chance (Boyle) was from his pass. Was better than Mallan and Marv IMO
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10-08-2018 12:02 AM #10
Laidlaw - 0 or 10 - who knows, had absolutely nothing to do
Ambrose - 8 - Brilliant tonight and showed much needed composure
Porteous - 8 - good performance for his age and the stage, couple of shakey moments but it’s to be expected
Hanlon -7- Pretty standard day for him, passing not as good as normal
Gray - 7- Absolutely solid and full of energy, always a threat at their goal too
Mallan -8- Passing and long shots are outstanding. Pressed the game well
Bartley -7- Done his job well against a tough quick team
Slivka -7- Really good in spells, has obvious quality. Just needs to take the game by the scruff of the neck more
Stevenson -7- standard solid Lewy
Kamberi -6- quite poor from him but was obviously carrying a knock
Boyle -7- not much to go on, not surprise his best moments came on the right hand side where he could run at folk from deep
Molde - 7 - Very good technical team. When they have the ball they have an interesting style where they sort of have 5 back and 5 pile forward leaving a massive gap in midfield, their deepest midfielder then steps into midfield and from there they play very neat triangle passes around us. Maybe a bit too confidence on the ball and we can make them pay away from home, never seemed to have a cutting edge to their play.
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10-08-2018 12:19 AM #11hfc rdLeft by mutual consent!
I think Kamberi was isolated up top. Boyle isn’t a striker. Needed someone like a Jamie Maclaren up front with him who plays on the shoulder and a creative attacking player like Scott Allan just behind supplying him the ball.
I felt Maclaren should have been brought on much earlier. Don’t know what the reason was for bringing him on for the last 30 seconds?
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If we won 2-1 tonight I’d probably be more worried in crazy way as that away goal is a killer.
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10-08-2018 12:49 AM #13
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In the first half I would agree but thought he was rarely involved in the second half. I think you have 3 opposites in the midfield at the minute. Bartley is good at breaking up play whereas mallan and slivka aren't. Slivka is neat and tidy and will run up and down the park all day but Bartley and mallan probably won't do as much running and mallan can make any time he has the ball within 35 yards of goal a chance and can play the long raking pass mcginn could do where slivka and Bartley probably couldn't. I still think overall we lack pace in the middle and lack a bit of drive and grit.
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Last edited by SRHibs; 10-08-2018 at 07:42 AM.
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10-08-2018 07:31 AM #19
Slivka is a good footballer, he’s been here a year and due to last years midfield duo he never got a run of games, now he has a chance so let’s let him take it instead of nit picking and trying to find things wrong with him because he’s not John Mcginn
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10-08-2018 07:39 AM #20
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I thought Slivka's passing was good but he's not as tenacious as Mallan and big Bartley without the ball. I thought we tried to rush things to often last night and really struggled to keep hold of the ball. That could be down to how well Molde pressed us though.
There big striker was really good at holding the ball in and bringing others in to play without actually causing us much damage. I thought we had the better chances though although they had more of the ball.
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Wouldn't disagree too much with the OP's analysis. I was a bit disappointed Vykintas faded out of it a bit after being much more involved early on. He's undoubtedly a talented lad but I'd say he's more McGinlay than McGinn. Can see him bagging a few with his late runs into the box.
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10-08-2018 08:02 AM #24
I don't really agree with any of the more extreme comments or ratings on last night's performance.
It was a fairly solid and a fairly unspectacular performance. I didn't think anyone was outstanding or brilliant and I didn't think anyone was even close to being poor. It was a solid 6 or7 out of 10 performance from everyone in a fairly tight, fairly reasonable team performance.
I was struggling to pick a man of the match, but that's not because I didn't think anyone played well - I just thought they were all pretty decent and depending on what you like to see in a game you could have made a case for just about any of them.
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10-08-2018 08:37 AM #25
I'm convinced that if John McGinn had put in a performance exactly the same as Slivka did last night, no one would come out with a single word of criticism. I think his quality is obvious, he shows some lovely touches and has an eye for a pass, strikes a ball well with both feet, and isn't shy to have a shot at goal.
He hasn't put in a good full 90 minutes yet, but I'm sure that will come. I can understand people saying that he can drift in and out of games a bit, but I find it pretty staggering that some are going as far as saying that he was disappointing, or poor.
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10-08-2018 08:39 AM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Slivka was fine last night.
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Slivka was the reverse in Greece.
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10-08-2018 08:48 AM #29
Slivka needs to be more aggressive and drive forward more. He's got it in his game, but it's that little bit of drive and grit he's currently lacking. A few games against the bottom six teams will give him the opportunity to get comfortable with that I think.
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10-08-2018 08:52 AM #30This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He showed it on Sunday (then his end-product was a bit poorer).
McGinn had great physical and technical ability but a lot of his greatest qualities were mental, and I think that's where he's currently several levels above Slivka - bravery, courage, belief and confidence to get on the ball and use the physical and technical assets he clearly has.
Slivka looks a wee bit tentative, something you could never ever say about McGinn.
This can be sorted by playing in his best position regularly and getting a few more solid performances under his belt.
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