Monkster
Ragamuffin
Agreed but think that the service has been GASH
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Wilkins - In or Out?
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Agreed but think that the service has been GASH
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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I agree the service has been poor and we do not play to Forster's strengths, but I would not back any of the other forwards to get into double figures when it comes to league goals.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Kev, he brought on El-Abd to push Richards up the field to form a 3-4-3 formation. Did he not do the same for the Gillingham game and push the midfield further forward?
He may have felt that Martot justified a place in the starting line up and Robinson would be more of a threat to Gillingham coming off the bench. Obviously had to put someone in for Lynch and went for the bulkier El-Abd, counting on the midfield to come up trumps, rather than rely on the slightly lightweight Rents for his distribution.
Obviously neither of them worked, but then they may have worked on a different day.
He may have felt that Martot justified a place in the starting line up and Robinson would be more of a threat to Gillingham coming off the bench. Obviously had to put someone in for Lynch and went for the bulkier El-Abd, counting on the midfield to come up trumps, rather than rely on the slightly lightweight Rents for his distribution.
Obviously neither of them worked, but then they may have worked on a different day.
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
I understand that BOF. But doesn't Wilkins see that Martot, needs to adapt to the English game and fast. Because he is clearly struggling at the moment. Jakey was absolutely immense against Millwall, but Wilkins decided to change an WINNING side. Rents is an gifted left footed player, El-Abd is not and left footed and left sided player.
Monkster
Ragamuffin
Absolutely right......which then makes you think what position Brighton would be in now had it not been for Hammonds goals over the last season.....
The Irish Zidane seems to be the key to unlocking the defences IMHO and needs to have more of the ball
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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But do him and Hammond to an extent get in each others way?
Monkster
Ragamuffin
I don't think so, I think there 2 very different players but I'm sure someone will disagree with me.
Hammond is a late runner into the box, not really very useful when he has got the ball in the middle of the park & looks for the easy backwards ball for the follow up HOOF
O'Callahan(sp) on the otherhand seems to me (again on the 2 games I've seen) to be very confortable, never wastes possesion and has the ABILITY to play the cutting pass...whether or the supporting players are in the space that they should be is a different story
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
When Forster has the ball at his feet. He look dangerous running at defenders, and taking them on. Then he does trying to win the flick-ons against them when the ball is hoofed up in the air.
Monkster
Ragamuffin
But the ball has to be INFRONT of him to run on to it....something that isn't happening.....SNORT that out WILKINS and US will leave you alone*
*for now
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
- 28,071
Normally you have lost the crowd when they are booing the manager and calling for his head.
That has not happened to Wilkins, to date.
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
Albion Edd
Brighton til die
I would still give him a bit more time, but he's not making it easy for himself, its frustrating how we can outclass Millwall and the best we've played for ages, then the next two games he drops Robinson who has been playing very well and we start lumping it upto Savage who wins nothing in the air.
I think we've got a decent squad, Wilkins just needs to stop tinkering with the starting 11 and we need to play with the ball in the ground and get some consistancy.
I think we've got a decent squad, Wilkins just needs to stop tinkering with the starting 11 and we need to play with the ball in the ground and get some consistancy.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
There's a few in the crowd that I wouldn't mind losing.
Not at the end of the game but there was a lot of booing at half time last Saturday.
NMH
Banned
Clown talk.
One poor result at home, and when one half of it was dis-satisfactory actually - after 3 winning home performances, the previous-to-last of which had everyone cooing their collective approvals.
Don't talk so silly vulture, he's nowhere near lost the crowd, just a few worried people here, more since his interviews than just on the fan's overview of the match.
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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Nothing much heard in the middle blocks, might have been a few people out in the wings I guess.