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So on saturday we should have started N'gog and Cravies?SmokinFrazier wrote:It was the same story in the past couple of games, with us wanting to sit on a clean sheet but when we attack, we are far better. Why not attack more and play to our strengths?Mar wrote:Trouble is we weren't exactly going for it when we had Craig Davies and David N'Gog on. The subs in the last few matches meant that Bolton went on the attack. If we would've started with the impetus of attacking maybe we would've seen this match out already. It just seems that we were overly happy to sit on the 1-0.CrazyHorse wrote:Sounds like we're still going for it though. Come on...
Freedman has got it wrong, yet again.
Which we did tonight ... But being Tuesdaynthat's the wrong decision..
Monday morning quarterback much ?
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What score was it when Freedman started tinkering?norm the jedi wrote:So on saturday we should have started N'gog and Cravies?SmokinFrazier wrote:It was the same story in the past couple of games, with us wanting to sit on a clean sheet but when we attack, we are far better. Why not attack more and play to our strengths?Mar wrote:Trouble is we weren't exactly going for it when we had Craig Davies and David N'Gog on. The subs in the last few matches meant that Bolton went on the attack. If we would've started with the impetus of attacking maybe we would've seen this match out already. It just seems that we were overly happy to sit on the 1-0.CrazyHorse wrote:Sounds like we're still going for it though. Come on...
Freedman has got it wrong, yet again.
Which we did tonight ... But being Tuesdaynthat's the wrong decision..
Monday morning quarterback much ?
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Hard to remember the last time we didn't concede a soft goal.Bijou Bob wrote:Before kick off I'd have taken a point away from home. Shame we conceeded a soft goal, but its still a valuable point. We need three on Saturday now.
I'm sure Dougie will come out and say that we're not a million miles away from where we need to be and to some extent I agree but you can see the lethargy and the lack of effort. There's no passion in what the club is trying to achieve and i'm sure that carries through to the rest of the team. Dougie's been brought in to change that and hopefully he will change that but at the minute there's a lot of players just biding their time till they are out of the club (Mark Davies? / N'Gog? / SKD? / LCY? / Ricketts? / Knight?, etc.), I really doubt that any of our old guard are really believing in trying to get promoted.
There's effort there and theres willingness but its in fits and starts and not everyone is doing it all at the same time. We need a handful of players that are firmly in the belief that we can do well and the sad thing is I just don't see it.
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Have you seen the game?SmokinFrazier wrote:What score was it when Freedman started tinkering?norm the jedi wrote:So on saturday we should have started N'gog and Cravies?SmokinFrazier wrote:It was the same story in the past couple of games, with us wanting to sit on a clean sheet but when we attack, we are far better. Why not attack more and play to our strengths?Mar wrote:Trouble is we weren't exactly going for it when we had Craig Davies and David N'Gog on. The subs in the last few matches meant that Bolton went on the attack. If we would've started with the impetus of attacking maybe we would've seen this match out already. It just seems that we were overly happy to sit on the 1-0.CrazyHorse wrote:Sounds like we're still going for it though. Come on...
Freedman has got it wrong, yet again.
Which we did tonight ... But being Tuesdaynthat's the wrong decision..
Monday morning quarterback much ?
Cos you seem to see an awful lot of tactical mistakes that the commentary team saw very differently.
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The loss of two points was down to an individual error by one player who was on the park due to a suspension. Sounded to me like we played well, kept it tight and did everything right tactically. It's coming good slowly but surely. sadly that's not half quick enough for some on here with an agenda to slaughter anyone and everything every time we don't get three points.
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Agreed and it tallies with what Phil Brown says.Bijou Bob wrote:The loss of two points was down to an individual error by one player who was on the park due to a suspension. Sounded to me like we played well, kept it tight and did everything right tactically. It's coming good slowly but surely. sadly that's not half quick enough for some on here with an agenda to slaughter anyone and everything every time we don't get three points.
We have to stay up this season and this is no forgone conclusion the way luck is going against us.
But if we do that I think we will have a much better season next time.
As an aside Wolves are now in the bottom three.

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To be fair, Derby away seemed an easier place to get three points than Hull at home.Bijou Bob wrote:Before kick off I'd have taken a point away from home. Shame we conceeded a soft goal, but its still a valuable point. We need three on Saturday now.
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Spot on. It's annoying, frustrating and maybe we need to show a bit more ambition at times, maybe, but the manager can only do so much. Individual mistakes are...well individual.Bijou Bob wrote:The loss of two points was down to an individual error by one player who was on the park due to a suspension. Sounded to me like we played well, kept it tight and did everything right tactically. It's coming good slowly but surely. sadly that's not half quick enough for some on here with an agenda to slaughter anyone and everything every time we don't get three points.
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Fair enough. prefer him off the bench i suppose; 'impact' sub.
Cheers for commentary. no chance of getting any yoooorkshire.
We need some wins to hit 50 points :-/
Cheers for commentary. no chance of getting any yoooorkshire.
We need some wins to hit 50 points :-/
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As an aside is ricketts out of contract this summer?
He's been pish this season...
He's been pish this season...
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This is the job of a manager though, isn't it? He's got to manage them, on and off the pitch, and make sure he gets the best out of them. Harry Redknapp isn't a great tactician but he's been a successful manager because he gives players belief, gets them working well together and injects enthusiasm. If that isn't there, you could question the players, but the manager needs to help the players too.Mar wrote:Hard to remember the last time we didn't concede a soft goal.Bijou Bob wrote:Before kick off I'd have taken a point away from home. Shame we conceeded a soft goal, but its still a valuable point. We need three on Saturday now.
I'm sure Dougie will come out and say that we're not a million miles away from where we need to be and to some extent I agree but you can see the lethargy and the lack of effort. There's no passion in what the club is trying to achieve and i'm sure that carries through to the rest of the team. Dougie's been brought in to change that and hopefully he will change that but at the minute there's a lot of players just biding their time till they are out of the club (Mark Davies? / N'Gog? / SKD? / LCY? / Ricketts? / Knight?, etc.), I really doubt that any of our old guard are really believing in trying to get promoted.
There's effort there and theres willingness but its in fits and starts and not everyone is doing it all at the same time. We need a handful of players that are firmly in the belief that we can do well and the sad thing is I just don't see it.
You can't fault the manager for individual mistakes, and without one, we'd have won, but Derby were there for the taking, due to their injury woes.
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Two tough away games (did we really expect them to lie down and hand them to us on a plate?) and lost neither. It isn't world's end just yet. Three home games from th next four will probably decide where we're going. I'll stay optimistic.
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First sub was 18 minutes after our previous shot on target...(BBC minute by minute) 64 mins about the time you usually freshen it up... Guess he should have left em on and when we conceded you could blame him for not making subs... 20"20 hindsight is a piece of piss..SmokinFrazier wrote:What score was it when Freedman started tinkering?norm the jedi wrote:So on saturday we should have started N'gog and Cravies?SmokinFrazier wrote:It was the same story in the past couple of games, with us wanting to sit on a clean sheet but when we attack, we are far better. Why not attack more and play to our strengths?Mar wrote:Trouble is we weren't exactly going for it when we had Craig Davies and David N'Gog on. The subs in the last few matches meant that Bolton went on the attack. If we would've started with the impetus of attacking maybe we would've seen this match out already. It just seems that we were overly happy to sit on the 1-0.CrazyHorse wrote:Sounds like we're still going for it though. Come on...
Freedman has got it wrong, yet again.
Which we did tonight ... But being Tuesdaynthat's the wrong decision..
Monday morning quarterback much ?
Away point.. Onward and upward...
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Thanks for the updates TD.
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Derby have only lost twice at home this season.
With the injuries and given how we played, it is two points dropped.
However, as Phil Brown says we are establishing a solid base and had we been more clinical on the break when we had chances to kill it off we'd have won..
I don't think we are far away but equally this squad has never got there so still some changes are required.
With the injuries and given how we played, it is two points dropped.
However, as Phil Brown says we are establishing a solid base and had we been more clinical on the break when we had chances to kill it off we'd have won..
I don't think we are far away but equally this squad has never got there so still some changes are required.
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Fairy snuff, work in progress.. The shots count looks like a battering but we seem more solid and organised... Perhaps a Wheater and a fit Holden / vela away from summat half decent?BWFC_Insane wrote:Derby have only lost twice at home this season.
With the injuries and given how we played, it is two points dropped.
However, as Phil Brown says we are establishing a solid base and had we been more clinical on the break when we had chances to kill it off we'd have won..
I don't think we are far away but equally this squad has never got there so still some changes are required.
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wonder where we'd be in the table if we'd held on to half of the winning positions we've had this season. can't be far off top 6 i'd say.
not sure if it's a mentality thing or just plain bad defensive play but it's frustrating.
not sure if it's a mentality thing or just plain bad defensive play but it's frustrating.
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26 points apparently?James B wrote:wonder where we'd be in the table if we'd held on to half of the winning positions we've had this season. can't be far off top 6 i'd say.
not sure if it's a mentality thing or just plain bad defensive play but it's frustrating.
2 points behind Cardiff?
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Aye Frasier, Harry is a great tactician and manager. Remind me again where QPR are in the Premiership?? Dougie played it as he saw it tonight and personally, I wouldn't have done anything different, with or without hindsight.
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