the right footed denilson
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no doubt reid provides a creative option in midfield that we miss.
Lammy said:I'd play Kuipers as my first string keeper.
I'd put Joel Lynch at Left back. He at least deserved a second effort after Soton game.
I'd leave Mayo in Midfield as cover for Oatway. He's able to do a man marking role and generally put himself about a bit in order to break up play.
I'd play Hinsh and Butter in the centre of defence (once Hinsh is match fit)
I'd play Reid at right back.
Fruty and Carol on the wings.
Chippy in the centre of the park doing his best to put his foot on the ball and take set pieces. I'd Like to buy a replacement for this role and use Chippy as cover though ideally. Not a priority but next in line for available funds.
Up front.
Kasim-Richards would get a regular start. Depending on the size of the opposition I'd play either McCammon or Robinson alongside. Preferably Robinson so that he can develop as a player. There is no future in McCammon and so I'd only use him if I really had to.
I'd offload:
McPhee, Dodd, Turenzo (sp?), McCammon as soon as a replacement became available.
As we don't have the luxury of squad rotation I'd try my best to pick the same team each week so that some sort of understanding could be formed.
I'd target ALL my money at one player. We have very little money to spend but we need quality. Youth team player will have to cover injuries. We're only looking to stay up after all. The sort of player I'd like to go for is a seasoned pro that has been and done it all before. Hopefully I'd be able to negotiate a pay as you play contract for 2 years or something. This would have an immediate affect but more crucially provide someone for Richards and Robinson to learn from.
Dandyman said:Kuipers has been a wonderful asset at the club but IMO is at the stage where he is unlikley to go long without injury
Tom Hark said:Any particular reason?
Tom Hark said:Any particular reason?
ChapmansThe Saviour said:Tom Brighton? You saw him play once against a poor Celtic side and now you want to sign him?
BensGrandad said:The reasons that I would sack BB and DW are because it would reduce the wages along with the ones to go out on loan to free up more money for incoming wages and hopefully balance the books plus I am not at the training ground to see what they actually do and can only judge by what happens on the field and at the moment that isnt good recommendation for them.
Easy 10 said:Lovely stuff.
So Freddy Eastwood would come down here on loan, when he's fired Southend to the top of the table and they've already turned down bids of £750k for him ? OK, sounds good. And I like the idea of having Joel Lynch in a starting 16 though - the only problem with that may be with the FA when we try to persuade them to allow us to have 5 additional players on the field, but worth a go I suppose.
Having Tom Brighton on a 'wanted list', although not making any actual approach to him is an interesting thought, but I'm not sure how that would help us in our current situation. As for Shaun Wright-Phillips for nothing till the end of the season, well he only cost Chelsea £21m in the summer so hey, why not ? Might as well see if Lampard might be interested as well while we're at it.
As you say, we can hope and try.
hans kraay fan club said:We should sign;
Bendtner
Bent D
Bent M
Butt
Tudgay
Tugay
play Cox...
...and bring Shirtliff in as boss.
What?
Infernal Optimist said:Lynch is too much of a risk at the minute.
Titanic said:What a stupid and wasteful set of managers we have had.
Obviously you know better than Micky Adams, Steve Coppell, Peter Taylor and Mark McGhee who have all seen fit to employ Bob Booker and Dean White at the football club.
You really rate yourself, don't you ?
hans kraay fan club said:You base this supposition on what, exactly?