Muz Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 During the first half when we were playing some brilliant football dont you think alot of the players looked like Premiership quality! When MA's was in charge David Connolly could not get in to the game at all and he was staring to look like a waste of money.But in the two games that ive seen with Dave Basset in charge and Sgt Wilkonson David Connolly looks like a great player. In the Ipswich game i thought he was the Man of the match!His movement his holding up the ball and general play was excellent.He ooks good now because the ball is on the floor to him.How can you exspect somebody of his size to be heading the ball and winnig arieal battles?! Although his goal was via Route one that was the only time we really hit it up in the air! We also showed some passion and desire during that match something we lacked. But i think the problem with us is tht we play the ball around adn get it out on the wing but then the failure to get the final ball in is costing us! I dont know if its bad luck but whenever the ball seems to drop in space in or around the box we are never there to pick it up!I think that is something we need to work on we need people anticipatting where the ball is going to land! Thanks Muz
MON Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 During the first half when we were playing some brilliant football dont you think alot of the players looked like Premiership quality!When MA's was in charge David Connolly could not get in to the game at all and he was staring to look like a waste of money.But in the two games that ive seen with Dave Basset in charge and Sgt Wilkonson David Connolly looks like a great player. In the Ipswich game i thought he was the Man of the match!His movement his holding up the ball and general play was excellent.He ooks good now because the ball is on the floor to him.How can you exspect somebody of his size to be heading the ball and winnig arieal battles?! Although his goal was via Route one that was the only time we really hit it up in the air! We also showed some passion and desire during that match something we lacked. But i think the problem with us is tht we play the ball around adn get it out on the wing but then the failure to get the final ball in is costing us! I dont know if its bad luck but whenever the ball seems to drop in space in or around the box we are never there to pick it up!I think that is something we need to work on we need people anticipatting where the ball is going to land! Thanks Muz 29125[/snapback] Yeah we did look like we could hold our own in the premier league, if we played like that for 90 minutes, but we don't. Thats the problem. Of the players on display against stoke, I felt only TIatto, Connoly, Keown, Makin (when on form), Nalis (when on form) Scowy, and Gudjohnson could play well in the premier. Stewart could evolve into a good player, but I think the likes of Gemmil, Dublin, Pressman are holding this team back. Give Logan, Wright, Dawson, Petrescu a chance.
Muz Posted 25 October 2004 Author Posted 25 October 2004 Id much rather see Petrecue in than Dion 'the donkey' Dublin
kirkup21 Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 The only problem I had with David Connolly on Sat was his first touch was not very good.
Steven Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 Perhaps we should start with this lot! They seem to be able to finish off a game.
Steven Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 bit better looking to 29268[/snapback] ... and you'd prefer to share a shower with them. :w00t:
Wellman Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 and you prefer to share with men then, ok your choice :wacko:
Steven Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 and you prefer to share with men then, ok your choice :wacko: 29275[/snapback] I think you are labouring under a misunderstanding. The "them" I refered to in my post was the women's team.
Scow Posted 25 October 2004 Posted 25 October 2004 City started the game in whirlwind fashion as they forced a resolute Stoke side back for the opening 20 minutes. Nalis and Gemmill were orchestrating a slick passing game for City as their crisp, incisive distribution left the visitors chasing shadows. Sums it up quite well I feel.
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