| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 20:36 - Sep 19 with 2631 views | Andybrat |
Excellent Clive, no signe of Paul Smyth in training piccies today, hoping he is fit as could be a super sub. C&S do amazing bacon rolls guys if u get there early enough. Seemed like a long week waiting for tomorrow |  | |  |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 21:21 - Sep 19 with 2469 views | BrianMcCarthy |
No..I can't...I have no idea how this one might go.
None whatsoever. |  |
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| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 22:14 - Sep 19 with 2276 views | GroveR |
"Never mind hook it to my veins, put that straight in my bum."
And bang, there's my headstone 😂 |  | | |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 07:54 - Sep 20 with 1627 views | jonath1 |
First goal will really make the difference again. 2-1 Saito to get it. | | | |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 08:08 - Sep 20 with 1547 views | gazza1 |
Could be the same team starting as selected at Wrexham (Difficult for the Manager to drop anyone).....we have every chance of picking up 3 points today. Confidence will be very high. | | | |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 10:30 - Sep 20 with 1180 views | Hunterhoop |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 08:08 - Sep 20 by gazza1 |
Could be the same team starting as selected at Wrexham (Difficult for the Manager to drop anyone).....we have every chance of picking up 3 points today. Confidence will be very high. |
Personally, I’d be tempted to change the central midfield, and bring in Field for Varane or Madsen. Think we’ll need a little more defensive nous in there today. Hayden can then replace one and the other replace the other. Gives us more options as the game unfolds.
But you’re right, very tempting not to change a winning side and would be fair. |  | | |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 11:12 - Sep 20 with 1057 views | nix |
Wonderful news. Take it easy Andy! |  | | |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 11:25 - Sep 20 with 1006 views | gazza1 |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 10:30 - Sep 20 by Hunterhoop |
Personally, I’d be tempted to change the central midfield, and bring in Field for Varane or Madsen. Think we’ll need a little more defensive nous in there today. Hayden can then replace one and the other replace the other. Gives us more options as the game unfolds.
But you’re right, very tempting not to change a winning side and would be fair. |
It would be tough on whoever is dropped Hunter, if I was the one that was dropped I would not be too pleased. I thought, to a man, they can all be happy, not just with the result but their own personal performances.
And Wrexham, whilst they did not look a good side we still had to beat them and R's were 27/10 with Bet365 to win so the bookies thought we would get beat. My view is that we played pretty well overall and some very decent play on occasions from us.
Onwards to today, I fancy us, close but we play well and we win, the subtle changes will help us - what about you??
And btw, all this negative stuff being posted about Field is well wrong, he still a big team asset. [Post edited 20 Sep 11:27]
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| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 11:29 - Sep 20 with 973 views | Hunterhoop |
| Tales of the unexpected – Preview on 11:25 - Sep 20 by gazza1 |
It would be tough on whoever is dropped Hunter, if I was the one that was dropped I would not be too pleased. I thought, to a man, they can all be happy, not just with the result but their own personal performances.
And Wrexham, whilst they did not look a good side we still had to beat them and R's were 27/10 with Bet365 to win so the bookies thought we would get beat. My view is that we played pretty well overall and some very decent play on occasions from us.
Onwards to today, I fancy us, close but we play well and we win, the subtle changes will help us - what about you??
And btw, all this negative stuff being posted about Field is well wrong, he still a big team asset. [Post edited 20 Sep 11:27]
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It’s very hard to know what to expect of Stoke, tbh. Excited by Kone and Burrell up top. Obviously Saito is dangerous, but they appear to have been robust at the back with good players in attack.
Could be any of the results. What is really encouraging is the bench looks like it’ll be very strong which gives us options if the game isn’t going to plan.
Will be happy if we don’t lose. Remain unbeaten at home. | | | |
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