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For twenty minutes off the bench? Bet he'll be delighted. He's an either or for N'gog surely?BWFC_Insane wrote:The bloke we've just spent more than 3M quid on?TANGODANCER wrote:Don't let your bias blind you to logic Hoboh. You already wished him out of the first XI, now you want him off the bench? Did it escape your notice he did a decent job against Arsenal? I mean,we've so many good front men haven't we and N'gog is better giving it all for as long as he can, but it knackers him. Klasnic is not a front man for 4-5-1. Who else would you put there?Hoboh wrote:Change of tactics, personnel, formation is the rabbit out of the bag Owen finally pulled!
Ironic no Jussi "big boot", Robinson left side liabilty, and a static front man (SKD) along with 5 across the middle WITH THE ABILITY AND PACE to get forward (or back) have made.
NRC to be captain and Davo to be pushed down from being first front line sub are all thats needed till Holden and Chungy are fit along with Alonso and the new recruits to give Owen headaches
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He's not gonna start at Norwich though.TANGODANCER wrote:For twenty minutes off the bench? Bet he'll be delighted. He's an either or for N'gog surely?BWFC_Insane wrote:The bloke we've just spent more than 3M quid on?TANGODANCER wrote:Don't let your bias blind you to logic Hoboh. You already wished him out of the first XI, now you want him off the bench? Did it escape your notice he did a decent job against Arsenal? I mean,we've so many good front men haven't we and N'gog is better giving it all for as long as he can, but it knackers him. Klasnic is not a front man for 4-5-1. Who else would you put there?Hoboh wrote:Change of tactics, personnel, formation is the rabbit out of the bag Owen finally pulled!
Ironic no Jussi "big boot", Robinson left side liabilty, and a static front man (SKD) along with 5 across the middle WITH THE ABILITY AND PACE to get forward (or back) have made.
NRC to be captain and Davo to be pushed down from being first front line sub are all thats needed till Holden and Chungy are fit along with Alonso and the new recruits to give Owen headaches
I suspect that he will be used as a sub to start with. Young lad, getting to grips with things.
But you are right if KD does what he did against Arsenal he's still got a role to play!
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Basically 4-4-2 is dead in modern football. It took him long enough to realise it but he at least realised it. I'm not entirely convinced by his credentials but he's at least willing to change which you couldn't say for our previous managers.
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Sordell should have to earn the chance to start. Given what NGog's running has added he should be starting and like Tango said running himself into the ground for 70 mins.It's a perfect situation for Sordell to be coming on for 20 min spells,pacy with an eye for goal when defenders are tiring and less pressure of expectation than when starting is ideal for him.KD is another alternative if he's on his game and I'm sure there will be times if we're chasing a game where both will come on and we'll switch to 442. So long as Coyle has learnt the value of keeping the core (Moo/NRC) intact and not leaving us wide open I can see it saving a game or two.BWFC_Insane wrote:He's not gonna start at Norwich though.TANGODANCER wrote:For twenty minutes off the bench? Bet he'll be delighted. He's an either or for N'gog surely?BWFC_Insane wrote:The bloke we've just spent more than 3M quid on?TANGODANCER wrote:Don't let your bias blind you to logic Hoboh. You already wished him out of the first XI, now you want him off the bench? Did it escape your notice he did a decent job against Arsenal? I mean,we've so many good front men haven't we and N'gog is better giving it all for as long as he can, but it knackers him. Klasnic is not a front man for 4-5-1. Who else would you put there?Hoboh wrote:Change of tactics, personnel, formation is the rabbit out of the bag Owen finally pulled!
Ironic no Jussi "big boot", Robinson left side liabilty, and a static front man (SKD) along with 5 across the middle WITH THE ABILITY AND PACE to get forward (or back) have made.
NRC to be captain and Davo to be pushed down from being first front line sub are all thats needed till Holden and Chungy are fit along with Alonso and the new recruits to give Owen headaches
I suspect that he will be used as a sub to start with. Young lad, getting to grips with things.
But you are right if KD does what he did against Arsenal he's still got a role to play!
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Which means when N'gog is tired he should replace him being this seems to be our best setup currently!TANGODANCER wrote:For twenty minutes off the bench? Bet he'll be delighted. He's an either or for N'gog surely?BWFC_Insane wrote:The bloke we've just spent more than 3M quid on?TANGODANCER wrote:Don't let your bias blind you to logic Hoboh. You already wished him out of the first XI, now you want him off the bench? Did it escape your notice he did a decent job against Arsenal? I mean,we've so many good front men haven't we and N'gog is better giving it all for as long as he can, but it knackers him. Klasnic is not a front man for 4-5-1. Who else would you put there?Hoboh wrote:Change of tactics, personnel, formation is the rabbit out of the bag Owen finally pulled!
Ironic no Jussi "big boot", Robinson left side liabilty, and a static front man (SKD) along with 5 across the middle WITH THE ABILITY AND PACE to get forward (or back) have made.
NRC to be captain and Davo to be pushed down from being first front line sub are all thats needed till Holden and Chungy are fit along with Alonso and the new recruits to give Owen headaches
Davies gets now't from refs or defenders these days and lets not forgot Tuncany looked decent against the Arse as well when he came on. All I'm saying is I would rather Davo was not the first forward sub because IMHO his introduction changes our approach too much from what looks successful and yes Davo has been brilliant for us in the past but I for one would not be too upset if we bin him off at the end of the season. Lets hope Coyle does not make a Robbie Blake mistake twice.
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Regarding Mr. Coyle's 'new man' thing .... & maybe I speak too early .... but I've not seen the usual wank-fest about the opposing manager this time !
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bobo the clown wrote:Regarding Mr. Coyle's 'new man' thing .... & maybe I speak too early .... but I've not seen the usual wank-fest about the opposing manager this time !
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duly deliveredbobo the clown wrote:Regarding Mr. Coyle's 'new man' thing .... & maybe I speak too early .... but I've not seen the usual wank-fest about the opposing manager this time !
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As long as the other lot get tattooed with.thebish wrote:I think - if he keeps us up, that those who said we were definitely down should bare their arses on the town hall steps with "Sorry, Owen!" tattooed across their buttocks.Peter Thompson wrote:I'll give him credit if he keeps us up....because if he does we'll have the makings of a good young exciting team next season, with Holden & Chung Lee back as well.
If he doesn't - well I'm sure you know !
We were talking bollocks when we said it we couldn't possibly be expected to stay up because...
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I'd never tattoo summat so grammatically flawed on my arse! What does that mean?Worthy4England wrote:As long as the other lot get tattooed with.thebish wrote:I think - if he keeps us up, that those who said we were definitely down should bare their arses on the town hall steps with "Sorry, Owen!" tattooed across their buttocks.Peter Thompson wrote:I'll give him credit if he keeps us up....because if he does we'll have the makings of a good young exciting team next season, with Holden & Chung Lee back as well.
If he doesn't - well I'm sure you know !
We were talking bollocks when we said it we couldn't possibly be expected to stay up because...
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All this talk about tactical changes, formations, maturing as a coach, putting the right players finally in the team etc. , these are all good points regarding our recent turn around in fortunes...but you should all know i changed my lucky matchday pants around about the same time as this good run started so, ya know, just putting it out there. I shall be wearing them again today, they're white.
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or, rather, they used to be!ohjimmyjimmy wrote:All this talk about tactical changes, formations, maturing as a coach, putting the right players finally in the team etc. , these are all good points regarding our recent turn around in fortunes...but you should all know i changed my lucky matchday pants around about the same time as this good run started so, ya know, just putting it out there. I shall be wearing them again today, they're white.
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Well, sort of an off-white now...
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ohjimmyjimmy wrote:All this talk about tactical changes, formations, maturing as a coach, putting the right players finally in the team etc. , these are all good points regarding our recent turn around in fortunes...but you should all know i changed my lucky matchday pants around about the same time as this good run started so, ya know, just putting it out there. I shall be wearing them again today, they're white.
Mine are also white. White and lacey. And crotchless.
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Mine will end up crotchless if we have a long unbeaten run.
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I will happily tatttoo sorry owen on my butt if we remain unbeaten for ther rest of the season!
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Just tattoo "Talking". If you've dropped yer trollies, then I expect the bollocks will be self evident.thebish wrote:I'd never tattoo summat so grammatically flawed on my arse! What does that mean?Worthy4England wrote:As long as the other lot get tattooed with.thebish wrote:I think - if he keeps us up, that those who said we were definitely down should bare their arses on the town hall steps with "Sorry, Owen!" tattooed across their buttocks.Peter Thompson wrote:I'll give him credit if he keeps us up....because if he does we'll have the makings of a good young exciting team next season, with Holden & Chung Lee back as well.
If he doesn't - well I'm sure you know !
We were talking bollocks when we said it we couldn't possibly be expected to stay up because...
It would also give WtW the opportunity, to peer from afar to determine what the artist intended to come after the word talking...
"Out of your arse" for example.
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'tis a deal then...Worthy4England wrote:Just tattoo "Talking". If you've dropped yer trollies, then I expect the bollocks will be self evident.thebish wrote:I'd never tattoo summat so grammatically flawed on my arse! What does that mean?Worthy4England wrote:As long as the other lot get tattooed with.thebish wrote:I think - if he keeps us up, that those who said we were definitely down should bare their arses on the town hall steps with "Sorry, Owen!" tattooed across their buttocks.Peter Thompson wrote:I'll give him credit if he keeps us up....because if he does we'll have the makings of a good young exciting team next season, with Holden & Chung Lee back as well.
If he doesn't - well I'm sure you know !
We were talking bollocks when we said it we couldn't possibly be expected to stay up because...
It would also give WtW the opportunity, to peer from afar to determine what the artist intended to come after the word talking...
"Out of your arse" for example.
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