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IMO great opportunity to: - increase match fitness of fringe players - see if they can stake a claim before the BIG ONE v Gimps on Tuesday. - TRY to 'welly Welling', put on another entertaining show bagging 3 points in the process. I'll go... (calling it "attack attack camp near their box 2-4-4 with the ball, cheered on by the crowd") .....................McKeown Walker......Toto......Pearson...Winfarrah .....v.........Disley(c)...Paddy..........v Mackreth...............................Arnold .........\.....Pittman....Hannah....../.. Subs: Bignot, Magnay, Brown, Clay, Neilson. Risky ?... Well what isn't ? We lost the last one near full strength (So much is often down to luck on the day ! Never ANY guarantees whichever side you put out...) Winfarrah and Walker should be very well suited to pushing up in support IMO. If there's "cracks" there, we'll know more about those young lads, but with them having gained invaluable experience. Plenty of great subs up our sleeve should we need a late goal (assuming we're not out of sight by H/T) too. Win with THIS team, we're laughing all the way to Sincil Bank come Gimpsday. Whatever happens, full strength side will be chomping at the bit, fresh and ready to KICK LINCOLN'S AR5E into the ground. UTM !
You are fookin nuts.
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You are fookin nuts.
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Bar the enforced changes we have to make, we shouldn't be making any changes whatsoever. By all accounts we played well on Saturday and it was only the sending off and silly mistakes that cost us, not the overall performance.
Bignot in for Boyce (Toto moving to centre-back). Hannah in for LJL.
That simple.
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September 3, 2014, 4:48pm |
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It's only Welling, so I'd think about giving Bastock a go in goal.
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It's only Welling, so I'd think about giving Bastock a go in goal.
We should never underestimate any team in this league. It was only Dover but they came very close to turning us over. We should play our strongest eleven for every league game this season tt try to ensure we achieve the top spot at the end of the season.
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120797 |
September 3, 2014, 5:08pm |
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Why are you so obsessed with tinkering 80's?
I'd like a settled side as much as possible like everyone else. But for me, "as much as possible" doesn't mean "SAME team EVERY game ! For THIS game, I've talked about players gaining match fitness, extra rest, risk of injury, fatigue, possible lack of replacements, Lincoln etc. It's all there ! (did you not read ?!) It's you and others who use these so called "obsessions" and "changes FOR THE SAKE OF IT" arguments, not me. Truth is I'm not obsessed at all. But if we NEVER bring in these squad players, the problems (above) are gonna remain & be same (like a ticking timebomb) every week. Just ask Fergie why he didn't always put his strongest side out every Premiership game (before he won it) and maybe you'll be closer to the answer of success... "But they had a stronger squad !" I hear you say. Even relatively speaking, of course they did - they USED theirs ! Like they say "IT'S A SQUAD GAME" (but it's not "just for the sake of it") Before Aldershot it was generally "never change a winning team" What the killer rule now ? "Never change the team" ?!! Sorry, it's the same old (since disproven) arguments we heard even back in the FA Trophy 1st round. Time and time again we changed the team and won. People still refused to accept the fact it worked even when it did !!! Whatever you think of the Trophy, it served us well, helped get us to Wembley, still made no difference ! "Tinker" at Gateshead and win ? Oh that's different, it's Neilson !
Hannah in for LJL and Bignot in for Boyce and shift Toto over to his favoured CB position...
Out of interest, what would you have said had Hurst made those changes (you want now) through his own choice at Aldershot ? You wouldn't have liked it then, even though you want it right now ?
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September 3, 2014, 5:10pm |
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sorry 80's I forgot about the loss of Boyce so Bignot at RB for me.
No need to apologise at all oldun. Yep, can see the logic there. A very able full back and valued squad member. If if wasn't a case of resting players for Lincoln, I'd be playing him too !
if we are winning comfortably then we can give 1 or 2 a rest and give others some game time.
Always a worthy alternative ! (great point from you & acko...) With the proviso it's all possible of course. (no easy task !) Not that I'll be complaining if we can't quite manage that desired 2/3 goal cushion on the day either. Obviously I'd love to see a cricket score but certainly not expecting it by any means ! 1-0 will do me just fine.
We need to set out to get 3 more home points
Whichever side we put out I totally agree.
and play our strongest team.
Well team selection all subjective to an extent but yes, obviously point taken. We'll politely agree to disagree and I'd play the strongest possible team (i.e. stronger than everyone else's in terms of fitness) at Lincoln instead. tbh think Brown and Clay may both be better off focusing on those "closing down" roles (ala Gateshead) v Lincoln too. I've no idea about Welling tbh and they clearly deserve respect - it won't be easy for sure. But equally wonder whether playing at home with worthy replacements available, if Clay and Brown's inclusion might turn out to be a case of using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. (I guess not but who knows...)
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September 3, 2014, 5:22pm |
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You must be mad.
Strongest team available for every game.
No messing about. Sorted.
UTM
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September 3, 2014, 5:36pm |
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Lincoln is not the biggest game until 5pm Saturday, every next game is biggest. We must put points on board and nearly all on here have in past said our home form needs improving so we must pick our best 11 for all our home games. For me Hannah for the Shop and Bignot for Boyce, Toto to CB
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120797 |
September 3, 2014, 6:33pm |
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we are only a few weeks into the season and they've had a full week without a game, so no need to rest them.
Yet only a matter of seconds into the Aldershot post match interview Hurst said: "And a massive ask playing Saturday Monday to then have to play a game [i.e. Saturday] with 10 men..." Yes we beat bottom of the table 7-0 but these things have a knock on effect. If not straight away then later... Not rocket science to figure out the very same players might feel slightly jaded or not 100% come Tuesday. Even if we win both (and we may do), the same side can't just keep playing and winning forever... Sorry, people can say "We MUST..." all they like ! Success doesn't always come from how much fans WANT it or we'd already be in Europe.
We should play our strongest eleven for every league game this season tt try to ensure we achieve the top spot at the end of the season.
Ok let's say we try to do that and just miss out, hitting the playoffs. Suddenly there's a mass injury crisis - 4 players are out ! It's ok to call on 4 backup players (let's say Disley, Walker, Winfarrah, Humble) who haven't kicked a competitive football ALL season because it's suddenly "our strongest eleven" ? Please name me your strongest XI stating how they can play (and presumably win) every game while remaining fresh as a daisy. Or alternatively, just say under what circumstances when you would make changes...
It's only Welling, so I'd think about giving Bastock a go in goal.
Where have I underestimated them ? I said it was a risk. (just like defeat at Aldershot was..) Out of interest (since we agree Welling are a fair threat), what if we lose on Saturday ? All things being equal, what's your team for Tuesday ? Is it: a) "just keep it the same again this and each game" (cos we keep losing but it's still the strongest) or b) "ring the changes" (that maybe should been there in the first place Sat in the easier game) ?
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