| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 17:57 - Sep 24 with 2443 views | Daley_Lama |
Watching York v Carlisle highlights and was as one sided as scoreline shows.
Carlisle played 4 at the back, a high line and high press. Cut apart time and again, 4th goal was a beauty from back to front.
They looked to struggle to clear set pieces a few times.
Always had York and FG as the two to beat in this division, nothing to change that opinion yet for me. |  |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 18:28 - Sep 24 with 2271 views | dingdangblue |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 17:20 - Sep 24 by TalkingSutty |
Fast starts in home games are key i think. Don't give the away team time to settle and organise themselves. When we move the ball around at a quick tempo most teams struggle to contain us. [Post edited 24 Sep 17:21]
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It helps when the opposition are awful for 20 mins and you score 3. We were just allowed to do what we wanted in that first 20 - they weren't pressing us, running with us, picking up players, we were almost playing with 4 wingers the way Beckwith and Gordon were going forward with ease to support Allarakhia and Adebeyo-Rowling. If it weren't for the keeper we would have scored within the first minute! |  |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 19:37 - Sep 24 with 2117 views | 442Dale |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 18:28 - Sep 24 by dingdangblue |
It helps when the opposition are awful for 20 mins and you score 3. We were just allowed to do what we wanted in that first 20 - they weren't pressing us, running with us, picking up players, we were almost playing with 4 wingers the way Beckwith and Gordon were going forward with ease to support Allarakhia and Adebeyo-Rowling. If it weren't for the keeper we would have scored within the first minute! |
It was a really bad opening to the game for them, which was magnified by the change in formation after our third.
We are obviously looking to play our own game, as always. And when we come up with unique adjustments to make that even more effective (the role of East) coupled with an opposition that get it so badly wrong, we are even harder to stop.
Sometimes the opposition defend better and there will be games when we struggle initially and we might have to dig in - that’s when the mentality is important as players don’t always play well. But when they are playing well, finding passes quickly and effectively they are a step above most at this level. |  |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:06 - Sep 24 with 2032 views | TalkingSutty |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 18:28 - Sep 24 by dingdangblue |
It helps when the opposition are awful for 20 mins and you score 3. We were just allowed to do what we wanted in that first 20 - they weren't pressing us, running with us, picking up players, we were almost playing with 4 wingers the way Beckwith and Gordon were going forward with ease to support Allarakhia and Adebeyo-Rowling. If it weren't for the keeper we would have scored within the first minute! |
I'd rather focus the credit on our players. It was noticeable that we moved the ball quickly from the first whistle, we don't always do that. There are times when we seem to try to settle into games and kick on from there. The pre-kick off huddle on the pitch was noticeably longer than usual also. I think last night was the blueprint when it comes to approaching games when you know the opposition want to set up in a low block. That's what Solihull would have done last night had we not got the early goal. |  | | |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:20 - Sep 24 with 1993 views | Daley_Lama |
Through-ball from Levi after just 35 seconds was a peach, had Rodney scored it truly would have been a fast start. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:29 - Sep 24 with 1951 views | Clivert |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 17:57 - Sep 24 by Daley_Lama |
Watching York v Carlisle highlights and was as one sided as scoreline shows.
Carlisle played 4 at the back, a high line and high press. Cut apart time and again, 4th goal was a beauty from back to front.
They looked to struggle to clear set pieces a few times.
Always had York and FG as the two to beat in this division, nothing to change that opinion yet for me. |
York haven't properly got going yet though have they? That's why we just need to keep hammering the points and goals like we are doing.
The originally scheduled York away fixture would have been a great time to play them. |  | | |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:30 - Sep 24 with 1949 views | 442Dale |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:06 - Sep 24 by TalkingSutty |
I'd rather focus the credit on our players. It was noticeable that we moved the ball quickly from the first whistle, we don't always do that. There are times when we seem to try to settle into games and kick on from there. The pre-kick off huddle on the pitch was noticeably longer than usual also. I think last night was the blueprint when it comes to approaching games when you know the opposition want to set up in a low block. That's what Solihull would have done last night had we not got the early goal. |
Yeah, total credit to us. Every player was on top form and got it right almost all of the time in that opening 20. Sometimes they won’t, but it obviously isn’t for the lack of trying and at least we know they’re good enough to win games when not at their best too.
That all said, Solihull’s manager got it so badly wrong it was very admirable to see him doing something about being tactically out-thought before kick off. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:45 - Sep 24 with 1892 views | Daley_Lama |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:29 - Sep 24 by Clivert |
York haven't properly got going yet though have they? That's why we just need to keep hammering the points and goals like we are doing.
The originally scheduled York away fixture would have been a great time to play them. |
Hard to tell, they seem to have struggled to breakdownv defensive minded teams, but last night showed they can turn it on if opponents set up to attack.
Hard to say if their starting 11 is better than last year, Newby a decent addition, Kitching for John? Jury out on that one.
Sacked manager early on which doesn’t aide consistency. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:52 - Sep 24 with 1858 views | 442Dale |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:45 - Sep 24 by Daley_Lama |
Hard to tell, they seem to have struggled to breakdownv defensive minded teams, but last night showed they can turn it on if opponents set up to attack.
Hard to say if their starting 11 is better than last year, Newby a decent addition, Kitching for John? Jury out on that one.
Sacked manager early on which doesn’t aide consistency. |
Kitching is now playing as a LCB, York fans seem impressed with him in that role. John was very in and out.
Carlisle fans openly questioning Hughes after as well. Suppose it’s an understandable reaction to a heavy defeat but then again he was probably the messiah after their Linney-inspired recent run. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:57 - Sep 24 with 1819 views | TVOS1907 |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:06 - Sep 24 by TalkingSutty |
I'd rather focus the credit on our players. It was noticeable that we moved the ball quickly from the first whistle, we don't always do that. There are times when we seem to try to settle into games and kick on from there. The pre-kick off huddle on the pitch was noticeably longer than usual also. I think last night was the blueprint when it comes to approaching games when you know the opposition want to set up in a low block. That's what Solihull would have done last night had we not got the early goal. |
Including the NLC, we've opened the scoring inside 15 minutes in five of our 11 games so far this season. |  |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:00 - Sep 24 with 1827 views | TalkingSutty |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 20:57 - Sep 24 by TVOS1907 |
Including the NLC, we've opened the scoring inside 15 minutes in five of our 11 games so far this season. |
Good, have you got stats for last season please. We struggled against teams sitting in a low block. [Post edited 24 Sep 21:02]
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:02 - Sep 24 with 1782 views | TVOS1907 |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:00 - Sep 24 by TalkingSutty |
Good, have you got stats for last season please. We struggled against teams sitting in a low block. [Post edited 24 Sep 21:02]
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Not to hand, I haven't. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:09 - Sep 24 with 1765 views | 442Dale |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:00 - Sep 24 by TalkingSutty |
Good, have you got stats for last season please. We struggled against teams sitting in a low block. [Post edited 24 Sep 21:02]
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Having better options up front has made us better against that - Dieseruvwe and Amantchi (and Bird last season) immediately makes us more effective I think.
Teams struggle however they set up because we can put crosses in that’ll cause problems or we can go long knowing it’ll be held up. Or we can pass the ball about scoring the kinds of goals Mitchell would finish last season.
We must be very hard to plan against now. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:30 - Sep 24 with 1681 views | robshaker |
on here big jim should have been sacked last season, season before the fa trophy was treated with utter contempt then last season it was your season till spennymoor turned up as no one expected much in the play offs... whats the biz now??
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:30 - Sep 24 with 1680 views | TalkingSutty |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:09 - Sep 24 by 442Dale |
Having better options up front has made us better against that - Dieseruvwe and Amantchi (and Bird last season) immediately makes us more effective I think.
Teams struggle however they set up because we can put crosses in that’ll cause problems or we can go long knowing it’ll be held up. Or we can pass the ball about scoring the kinds of goals Mitchell would finish last season.
We must be very hard to plan against now. |
Yes, better quality and a continuity in the core of the team from last season and before has helped i think. It's a big ask for anybody to expect us to win this league but with the experience gained from last years Play Off game and the quality of our signings we have as good a chance as anybody this season when it comes to clinching one of the promotion spots. The recruitment of Done and Taylor to assist McNulty could also prove to be a master stroke. [Post edited 24 Sep 21:34]
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:40 - Sep 24 with 1625 views | 442Dale |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:30 - Sep 24 by robshaker |
on here big jim should have been sacked last season, season before the fa trophy was treated with utter contempt then last season it was your season till spennymoor turned up as no one expected much in the play offs... whats the biz now??
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Some might have said it after bad results. Some didn’t.
Some were constructively critical and could identify his flaws irrespective of results. It’s at every club ever.
Not sure what your point is. But what isn’t at every club ever is doing very little to save your football club whilst celebrating undeserved success.
That's a special time of “biz”. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:44 - Sep 24 with 1604 views | 442Dale |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:30 - Sep 24 by TalkingSutty |
Yes, better quality and a continuity in the core of the team from last season and before has helped i think. It's a big ask for anybody to expect us to win this league but with the experience gained from last years Play Off game and the quality of our signings we have as good a chance as anybody this season when it comes to clinching one of the promotion spots. The recruitment of Done and Taylor to assist McNulty could also prove to be a master stroke. [Post edited 24 Sep 21:34]
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McNulty’s additions, on and off the field, are another illustration of how the idea to evolve over time has proven a productive path.
There will be bumps in the road, but the infrastructure is in place to be successful and it’s taken time. | |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 22:16 - Sep 24 with 1503 views | robshaker |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:40 - Sep 24 by 442Dale |
Some might have said it after bad results. Some didn’t.
Some were constructively critical and could identify his flaws irrespective of results. It’s at every club ever.
Not sure what your point is. But what isn’t at every club ever is doing very little to save your football club whilst celebrating undeserved success.
That's a special time of “biz”. |
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 22:18 - Sep 24 with 1490 views | TalkingSutty |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:44 - Sep 24 by 442Dale |
McNulty’s additions, on and off the field, are another illustration of how the idea to evolve over time has proven a productive path.
There will be bumps in the road, but the infrastructure is in place to be successful and it’s taken time. |
One thing that has been very good during McNulty's tenure is his recruitment. The first season when we were close to losing the club and had a very poor budget he still recruited well. Irrespective of how some fans view him, his players absolutely love playing for him, that's massive.
We have some big games coming up now and i think how we approach them and play is just as important as the result. Everybody associated with the club needs to see that we have the skill and mental strength to go toe to toe with all the contenders because the chances are we will be playing some of them again in the Play Offs if we don't win the league. If we lose to the better team then fair enough but let's not die wondering and let's be brave and not be overawed by anybody. We lacked bravery last season in the big games, thats something that needs to change now and it's up to the manager and coaches to lead from the front. Learn from the mistakes of last season. [Post edited 24 Sep 22:24]
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| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 22:28 - Sep 24 with 1437 views | robshaker |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:44 - Sep 24 by 442Dale |
McNulty’s additions, on and off the field, are another illustration of how the idea to evolve over time has proven a productive path.
There will be bumps in the road, but the infrastructure is in place to be successful and it’s taken time. |
do you have to reply to every thread and post on here? seems like it. | | | |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 06:28 - Sep 26 with 595 views | Bazzanne |
do you have to reply to every thread and post on here? seems like it.
Do you need to come on here knobshaker. Dont you have a forum at the once great club? | | | |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:28 - Sep 26 with 216 views | robshaker |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 06:28 - Sep 26 by Bazzanne |
do you have to reply to every thread and post on here? seems like it.
Do you need to come on here knobshaker. Dont you have a forum at the once great club? |
yeah when posts are directed to me like on the tomorrow never comes thread...
trust me i'd rather not with all these f**kin adverts. | | | |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 21:53 - Sep 26 with 178 views | robshaker |
| Refwatch - Rochdale v Solihull Moors on 06:28 - Sep 26 by Bazzanne |
do you have to reply to every thread and post on here? seems like it.
Do you need to come on here knobshaker. Dont you have a forum at the once great club? |
weeks ago it was big jim out?? .... non league 'knobshakers' is what you all are.
your town and residents have not hit the the news lately for deplorable and despicable actions...all quiet on the ragdale front for now.. enjoy while you can | | | |
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