Tilley Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Your problem with Dyer will disapear if he is given a rest, he runs his socks off every game and after a while gets tired, he'll need a game to rest it off and he will be perfectly fine the following game Dyer has been way off form for a few months now.
Tilley Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Hope Dyer hits form again by 28th Feb! I hope he finds some scoring form in the next half an hour!
Jonny Chee Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 I hope he finds some scoring form in the next half an hour! Get him off, get Gradel on.
Part Of The Crowd Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 4 - 0 dons hat trick for wilbraham, pretty much walked in
AjcW Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Maybe mk fan is right ive been wanting him rested for agessss now....but pearson seems to be slightly in love with him (the hugging and the supportiveness etc) mind you if he is rested there is no natural left wing replacement so like i said we could do with some cover (maghoma that trialist plays left mid sometimes)
Tilley Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Get him off, get Gradel on. He's not on the bench, unfortunately.
SussexFox Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 4 - 0 donshat trick for wilbraham, pretty much walked in really hope its us and Millllllllllllllllllllwallllllllllllllllllllll who go up 1 and 2
Wycombe Fox Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 I suppose if Dyer's struggling, NP could always put Powell on at left-back and push Mattock to left midfield - he did OK there against Yeovil. We seem to be more in this game in the second half so far.
StanSP Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Maybe mk fan is right ive been wanting him rested for agessss now....but pearson seems to be slightly in love with him (the hugging and the supportiveness etc) mind you if he is rested there is no natural left wing replacement so like i said we could do with some cover (maghoma that trialist plays left mid sometimes) Could have given Levi Porter a chance. Berner can play left-mid. Mattock played left mid against yeovil and scored. He could take Dyer off, bump up Mattock and stick Powell at left back. EDIT: Just seen Isle of Wight's post
Jonny Chee Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 He's not on the bench, unfortunately. Oops. Didn't tune in till kick off. Is he injured??
chamfinn10 Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 I can't understand why chambers not on bench. Hayles & Dickov both had there day it's time to give fresh legs a go. Come on Pearson give the lad a chance. I can see him walking sooner rather than later
Wycombe Fox Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 He could take Dyer off, bump up Mattock and stick Powell at left back.
Tilley Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 I suppose if Dyer's struggling, NP could always put Powell on at left-back and push Mattock to left midfield. He could take Dyer off, bump up Mattock and stick Powell at left back. I think this is what we should do, but their right winger seems a bit of a menace with pace, so wouldn't want Powell up against that.
Tilley Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 I can really see why Pearson brought in Wayne Brown. Hobbs & Morrison sound like they are at sixes and sevens.
Wycombe Fox Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 I think this is what we should do, but their right winger seems a bit of a menace with pace, so wouldn't want Powell up against that. I think Powell's been up against pace previously this season but he's combatted it with guile and cunning - just like a real fox!
Tilley Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Come on Leicester, they're there for the taking!
Pegosteve Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Come on City push on and get that 2nd goal....
jonw88 Posted 31 January 2009 Posted 31 January 2009 Anyone know why Brown wasn't included in the 16 today? Thought he'd be on the bench at least?
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.