M.J. Pre match interview.

Quoted from AdamHaddock

So.…..

              McKeown
Hendrie Whitmore Famewo Fox
         Welsh Hess
Vernham Cook Embleton
           Thomas

Quoted from toontown

At least he isn't delusional like slade, who maintained there wasn't a problem and we weren't in a relegation battle right up to being sacked.

Quoted from MarinerMal

I think we need to scrap this 4-4-2 idea as I don't think Jolley has built a squad to play this very effectively. Whenever I have seen us play 4-4-2 this season I've never been convinced. Welsh and Hessenthalar got a bit overrun on Saturday, especially in the second half. 4-4-2 almost forces you to play the channels and be more direct and I don't think we have the players to play this way very effectively.

I think we are better going with a 4-1-2-3 formation. Putting Welsh as the DM. His strength is putting out fires and his reading of the game. His distribution is poor and he isn't that mobile. I think playing in the DM role plays to his strengths and would lend some much needed protection in front of to the centre of the defence.

Possibly, Hessenthalar and Rose in front of him maybe even Pringle (not seen enough of him yet)as one of them. I know he has played Woolford in the middle but I think we need more energy in there.

In lieu of having no real wingers in the squad we can try playing with two wide forwards to offer us width and who can come in to offer attacking strength.

We need to be fairly positive to ensure it doesn't just become a 4-5-1 and the main attacker becomes isolated but with 3 in the middle and the availability of width from the attackers this would allow us to remain compact in the middle while giving an outlet to launch counter attacks.

IMO this would be making the best use of the players we have in the squad and offers us strength in areas we need it.

Importantly, stick to it. Let the players get used to a system but I don't think that system is 4-4-2, not with these players.

Quoted from moosey_club

You think ?

"We have been close to taking points "

Have we ? Really ? We have scored 1 goal in 6 games and conceded how many ? The closest we have come to getting a point was probably Stevenage and that was by virtually not attacking their goal at all and trying to get a 0-0.

Again the "little bit of luck, rub of the green, marginal decisions" type statement......clutching at straws....we have defensive melt downs and have hardly threatened the oppositions goal over the last 6 games. ...the odd decision bit of luck doesn't outweigh that fact.

Quoted from arryarryarry

His squad hasn't been much cop in playing any of his formations.