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Posted by: GollyGTFC, May 24, 2022, 2:07pm
Those on here who listen will know that the NatObs Podcast guys dislike Notts County and especially so Ian Burchnall…
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Posted by: Poojah, May 24, 2022, 2:19pm; Reply: 1
Our winner last night was almost a carbon copy of our last minute winner there earlier in the year. Deep ball set piece to the back post, knocked back in towards the centre of the goal by Waterfall and then bundled in.
As a manager / coach, you’d have to be disappointed in yourself and your players for that.
Posted by: Son of Cod, May 24, 2022, 2:32pm; Reply: 2
Our winner last night was almost a carbon copy of our last minute winner there earlier in the year. Deep ball set piece to the back post, knocked back in towards the centre of the goal by Waterfall and then bundled in.
As a manager / coach, you’d have to be disappointed in yourself and your players for that.
And similar to both goals at Barnet too. I can't imagine the likes of Tozer and Hayden are going to afford us that luxury on Saturday so we're probably gonna have to stick at least one actual crafted chance away.
Posted by: Poojah, May 24, 2022, 2:41pm; Reply: 3
And similar to both goals at Barnet too. I can't imagine the likes of Tozer and Hayden are going to afford us that luxury on Saturday so we're probably gonna have to stick at least one actual crafted chance away.
Hayden is almost certain to be out; hasn’t played for weeks due to injury and wasn’t in their squad at Wembley on Sunday.
Tozer (or Dozer as a few have called him) by all accounts seems to be getting a lot of flak from the Wrexham fans for looking very dodgy in Hayden’s absence.
I think Wrexham have a certain amount of vulnerability about them, but also some substantial firepower. They’re certainly capable of blowing teams away at this level, but whether they do or not I suspect will depend on how they handle the occasion mentally.
Posted by: GollyGTFC, May 24, 2022, 2:48pm; Reply: 4
Our winner last night was almost a carbon copy of our last minute winner there earlier in the year. Deep ball set piece to the back post, knocked back in towards the centre of the goal by Waterfall and then bundled in.
As a manager / coach, you’d have to be disappointed in yourself and your players for that.
The whole game last night was a carbon copy of the match there earlier this season. We turned there 3-4-3 into a 5-2-3 by pushing back their wing-backs and that left them hopelessly outnumbered in central midfield and over reliant on long balls down the channels.
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