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jonnyboy82
April 17, 2015, 2:40pm
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Toto right back. Howling and Pearson centre backs , Magnay left back.

Defence sorted for play offs. NO parslow needed.


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Quoted from jonnyboy82
Toto right back. Howling and Pearson centre backs , Magnay left back.

Defence sorted for play offs. NO parslow needed.



Hurst will look at what the strongest team will be,

Either make 3 changes for the above defence,

Or 2 changes with Parslow at right back and Magnay moving to left back,

Then take into account Gowling is a better player than Parslow,

AND

Hurst has a headache.


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Having seen Parslow and Bignot in at right back on Saturday, it's a no-brainier for me: Toto RB, Gowling & Pearson CB, Magnay LB.

Toto may have a mistake in him every now and again, but 9 times out of 10 he has the pace to make amends. Parslow doesn't and if we get to Wembley, I reckon his lack of pace will get shown up on that huge pitch. Remember Hatton (IIRC) getting roasted by Cieselwicz against Wrexham? His distribution is also better and would offer a greater threaten the opposition box.

I know which way Hurst'll be leaning though.
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We might see Walker play there on Sat
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Quoted from ska face
Having seen Parslow and Bignot in at right back on Saturday, it's a no-brainier for me: Toto RB, Gowling & Pearson CB, Magnay LB.

Toto may have a mistake in him every now and again, but 9 times out of 10 he has the pace to make amends. Parslow doesn't and if we get to Wembley, I reckon his lack of pace will get shown up on that huge pitch. Remember Hatton (IIRC) getting roasted by Cieselwicz against Wrexham? His distribution is also better and would offer a greater threaten the opposition box.

I know which way Hurst'll be leaning though.


I wondered how big it actually was as I'd read somewhere before it's not quite as big as it looks

From Google / Wiki etc it shows

Wembley pitch size is 115 yds long by 75 yds wide

Blundell Park in comparison is 111yds by 75 yds

So not too much in it although if you have a fast tricky winger who can push the ball past you and then beat you for pace in the additional two yards of space then you could have some problems
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Quoted from ska face
Having seen Parslow and Bignot in at right back on Saturday, it's a no-brainier for me: Toto RB, Gowling & Pearson CB, Magnay LB.

Toto may have a mistake in him every now and again, but 9 times out of 10 he has the pace to make amends. Parslow doesn't and if we get to Wembley, I reckon his lack of pace will get shown up on that huge pitch. Remember Hatton (IIRC) getting roasted by Cieselwicz against Wrexham? His distribution is also better and would offer a greater threaten the opposition box.

I know which way Hurst'll be leaning though.

Why risk Toto playing out of position when he is still close to 3 games suspension for 15 Cautions?  
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