| Widell 20:14 - Oct 25 with 2158 views | SgorioFruit |
Starts every game from now on.
Nothing to discuss. |  |
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| Widell on 20:21 - Oct 25 with 2120 views | max936 |
I thought he was class from the moment he came on, he's strong and skillful on the ball, quality player and looking like an excellent buy, but I also think that he's being sensibly guided in the right way at this moment. |  |
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| Widell on 23:16 - Oct 25 with 1920 views | sons_of_omri |
| Widell on 20:21 - Oct 25 by max936 |
I thought he was class from the moment he came on, he's strong and skillful on the ball, quality player and looking like an excellent buy, but I also think that he's being sensibly guided in the right way at this moment. |
He looked good on the wing but he’s definitely more a 10. Sheehans subs were mental again today. |  | | |
| Widell on 05:52 - Oct 26 with 1817 views | jack247 |
Breath of fresh air.
I’d guess he’ll get eased into the team. He won’t be able to play like that for 90 minutes, he’ll run himself into the ground, but we certainly need to be seeing more of him. | | | |
| Widell on 07:10 - Oct 26 with 1755 views | sons_of_omri |
| Widell on 05:52 - Oct 26 by jack247 |
Breath of fresh air.
I’d guess he’ll get eased into the team. He won’t be able to play like that for 90 minutes, he’ll run himself into the ground, but we certainly need to be seeing more of him. |
Hey, that Vipotnik is looking less and less like a League One striker isn't he ? | | | |
| Widell on 07:33 - Oct 26 with 1723 views | jack247 |
| Widell on 07:10 - Oct 26 by sons_of_omri |
Hey, that Vipotnik is looking less and less like a League One striker isn't he ? |
Absolutely. I always said he had to improve dramatically and he certainly has.
I didn’t think he’d be able to go from where he was last season to where he is now. | | | |
| Widell on 09:00 - Oct 26 with 1601 views | onehunglow |
Vig
Ben Cam
Galbraith Stamenic Widdell
VIP
Is a strong spine | |
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| Widell on 12:45 - Oct 26 with 1483 views | KeithHaynes |
Still think Burgess has a long way to go to convince me. And Franco …
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| Widell on 15:04 - Oct 26 with 1378 views | sons_of_omri |
| Widell on 07:33 - Oct 26 by jack247 |
Absolutely. I always said he had to improve dramatically and he certainly has.
I didn’t think he’d be able to go from where he was last season to where he is now. |
Not really. He just started getting the ball played in front of him and the result is 8 goals already - one more than the entirety of last season and it’s only October.
Sheehans game plan doesn’t help him at all same as Williams’ didn’t . Two smart through balls from centre midfield as opposed to playing a massive semicircular slow paced passing game from winger to winger then back to the central defenders. With a good (attack minded) manager he would score a lot more. | | | |
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| Widell on 15:54 - Oct 26 with 1292 views | onehunglow |
| Widell on 15:04 - Oct 26 by sons_of_omri |
Not really. He just started getting the ball played in front of him and the result is 8 goals already - one more than the entirety of last season and it’s only October.
Sheehans game plan doesn’t help him at all same as Williams’ didn’t . Two smart through balls from centre midfield as opposed to playing a massive semicircular slow paced passing game from winger to winger then back to the central defenders. With a good (attack minded) manager he would score a lot more. |
He would
Watching Haarland right now , he would struggle
Why do some see criticism as anathema when it’s what fans do
No point in sport otherwise
Nobody should be afraid to do so
Nobody should want anything other than the best
All the great managers and coaches are never satisfied
Sport evolves quickly | |
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| Widell on 17:17 - Oct 26 with 1234 views | JJBomber |
| Widell on 15:04 - Oct 26 by sons_of_omri |
Not really. He just started getting the ball played in front of him and the result is 8 goals already - one more than the entirety of last season and it’s only October.
Sheehans game plan doesn’t help him at all same as Williams’ didn’t . Two smart through balls from centre midfield as opposed to playing a massive semicircular slow paced passing game from winger to winger then back to the central defenders. With a good (attack minded) manager he would score a lot more. |
My mate made exactly this point at the match yesterday. We scored twice when we went through the middle, yet almost all of our attacks are done out wide. We should run at them more often through the middle. And shoot!!! | | | |
| Widell on 18:00 - Oct 26 with 1169 views | onehunglow |
| Widell on 17:17 - Oct 26 by JJBomber |
My mate made exactly this point at the match yesterday. We scored twice when we went through the middle, yet almost all of our attacks are done out wide. We should run at them more often through the middle. And shoot!!! |
Widdell goes straight all the way mid love him to get his first goal focus
This boy will be a star
Galbraith Stam and Widdell would trouble any club in this league
Full back is where we are exposed
You’d think we’d have solved this obvious issue | |
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| Widell on 19:49 - Oct 26 with 1074 views | JJBomber |
| Widell on 18:00 - Oct 26 by onehunglow |
Widdell goes straight all the way mid love him to get his first goal focus
This boy will be a star
Galbraith Stam and Widdell would trouble any club in this league
Full back is where we are exposed
You’d think we’d have solved this obvious issue |
Full back is a difficult one. Plenty of people thought that Galbraith at full back in place of Josh Key would be the answer. Those at the QPR game quickly realised that it wasn't. When Parker stepped up to the plate, he was found wanting. By a strange twist of fate, most of our best attacks have been down the left flank, attacking the opposition right back. Maybe it's just a difficult position! | | | |
| Widell on 22:35 - Oct 26 with 945 views | onehunglow |
| Widell on 19:49 - Oct 26 by JJBomber |
Full back is a difficult one. Plenty of people thought that Galbraith at full back in place of Josh Key would be the answer. Those at the QPR game quickly realised that it wasn't. When Parker stepped up to the plate, he was found wanting. By a strange twist of fate, most of our best attacks have been down the left flank, attacking the opposition right back. Maybe it's just a difficult position! |
Surely we’d be better off Utilising Casey and have three tall solid central defenders then take it from there
Obviously Zkey is now gash and Tymon as a.pure defender is poor
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I’m sure Sheehan has the staff to deploy a wide right sided player who can defend
Galbraith should be right in the centre at the heart of things
He is utterly outstanding | |
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| Widell on 23:04 - Oct 26 with 915 views | swansjack84 |
| Widell on 12:45 - Oct 26 by KeithHaynes |
Still think Burgess has a long way to go to convince me. And Franco …
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Franco is looking more like a good bench (sub) player. Pitty really as had high hopes for him. I still like him but doesn't seem to have stepped up another level. Burgess I like, but not also fully behind. His passing needs improving and at times switches off. But to be fair Cabango does sometimes and his passing is questionable. I'm more worried about Key than anyone else. Tymon was also under the microscope with his poor defending and has improved alot since being called out for it. Key on the outer hand hasn't. | | | |
| Widell on 09:39 - Oct 27 with 739 views | onehunglow |
| Widell on 23:04 - Oct 26 by swansjack84 |
Franco is looking more like a good bench (sub) player. Pitty really as had high hopes for him. I still like him but doesn't seem to have stepped up another level. Burgess I like, but not also fully behind. His passing needs improving and at times switches off. But to be fair Cabango does sometimes and his passing is questionable. I'm more worried about Key than anyone else. Tymon was also under the microscope with his poor defending and has improved alot since being called out for it. Key on the outer hand hasn't. |
Burgess and Ben are solid decent but limited defenders
They do have to cover for our full backs , who aren’t that good | |
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| Widell on 10:11 - Oct 28 with 501 views | jack247 |
| Widell on 15:04 - Oct 26 by sons_of_omri |
Not really. He just started getting the ball played in front of him and the result is 8 goals already - one more than the entirety of last season and it’s only October.
Sheehans game plan doesn’t help him at all same as Williams’ didn’t . Two smart through balls from centre midfield as opposed to playing a massive semicircular slow paced passing game from winger to winger then back to the central defenders. With a good (attack minded) manager he would score a lot more. |
You can’t seriously believe Vipotnik hasn’t improved massively this season? | | | |
| Widell on 10:25 - Oct 28 with 489 views | onehunglow |
| Widell on 10:11 - Oct 28 by jack247 |
You can’t seriously believe Vipotnik hasn’t improved massively this season? |
He’s always had the ability and capacity
Many of his goals have been spectacular before he gets hooked
Some feel he’s not been given enough service
Bottom line , phuck the past , be concerned about the now
And right now , he’s dynamite and that should unite us
Clearly it doesn’t | |
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| Widell on 10:43 - Oct 28 with 468 views | jack247 |
| Widell on 10:25 - Oct 28 by onehunglow |
He’s always had the ability and capacity
Many of his goals have been spectacular before he gets hooked
Some feel he’s not been given enough service
Bottom line , phuck the past , be concerned about the now
And right now , he’s dynamite and that should unite us
Clearly it doesn’t |
I think it does. Everyone wants him in the team now. That certainly wasn’t the case not long ago.
We’d be worried about relegation and Sheehan would probably have gone by now if we’d had last seasons Vipotnik playing. Thank god we don’t. He’s been massive for us. I think it’s acts bit disrespectful to the player to imply he hasn’t improved.
It’s referenced in a site article that went up this morning | | | |
| Widell on 10:44 - Oct 28 with 468 views | KeithHaynes |
| Widell on 23:04 - Oct 26 by swansjack84 |
Franco is looking more like a good bench (sub) player. Pitty really as had high hopes for him. I still like him but doesn't seem to have stepped up another level. Burgess I like, but not also fully behind. His passing needs improving and at times switches off. But to be fair Cabango does sometimes and his passing is questionable. I'm more worried about Key than anyone else. Tymon was also under the microscope with his poor defending and has improved alot since being called out for it. Key on the outer hand hasn't. |
He has gone backwards despite his cult like status which is always concerning. He has his moments but I don’t see too many clubs interested in him come January. He does go missing a lot and his strength on the ball is questionable. His popularity may well give him extra credit, but overall he dips in and out of games too much. | |
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| Widell on 11:14 - Oct 28 with 436 views | Whiterockin |
| Widell on 10:44 - Oct 28 by KeithHaynes |
He has gone backwards despite his cult like status which is always concerning. He has his moments but I don’t see too many clubs interested in him come January. He does go missing a lot and his strength on the ball is questionable. His popularity may well give him extra credit, but overall he dips in and out of games too much. |
And rolls over too much after a tackle, refs have sussed him out. |  | | |
| Widell on 14:19 - Oct 28 with 350 views | union_jack |
| Widell on 11:14 - Oct 28 by Whiterockin |
And rolls over too much after a tackle, refs have sussed him out. |
And the head injury when the ball hit him in the face last game. Embarrassing that, looked like he’d been hit by a cannonball. |  |
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