ZoneManWilf
Woodford Green Blade a long time ago
Let's conveniently ignore the Barnet match, but I think one of the biggest differences with how we have kept up the pace this year, when we'd dropped away last season, is much better strength in depth to the squad. Wilder deserves a huge amount of credit for building this on a relatively limited budget for this division compared to some.
Today was a real case in point, we've rested Sharp, McGoldrick and not rushed back O'Connell, ready for the 2 huge away matches coming up. I thought the line-up was a risk pre-match, but it does show the belief Wilder has in each member of the squad and their ability to fit into the system.
Today reminded me a fair bit of the win away at Millwall in the Warnock promotion season when we rested Shipperley and Kabba, but still comfortably won 4-0.
The depth is especially true up front with the additions of Madine and Hogan. We now have some great options in the forward line to approach games differently if we want to, and change games late too.
We can basically field 2 sides playing the same formation.
-----------------------Hendo
---------Basham----Egan----O'Connell
Baldock------Fleck-------Norwood----Stevens
------------------------Duffy
---------------Sharp----------Madine
------------------------Moore
-----------Cranie----Wright----Stearman
Freeman---Lundstram----Coutts-----Johnson
-----------------------Dowell
---------------Hogan---------McGoldrick
The squad is well set for the rest of the season, we've got a number of players playing right at the top of their game (Sharp, Egan, Stevens to name but 3) and Fleck's turned his form around and is back towards his best. It was such a positive feeling walking away from the ground tonight. To turn around and get 2 results like that within a week of the Villa kick in the 'nads, shows a great strength of character in this squad.
In the Ched debacle season, we lost 3-2 at home to Oldham in ridiculous fashion, and it lead to a real wobble and lost points in the games after that which ultimately kept us down. Villa could have been similar, but not with Wilder at the helm and we have such a stronger character in comparison.
If we maintain our home form then it will be down to getting some key results away, and we could be on our way... Absolutely love following this club at the moment with this squad and management team, we need to savour it whilst we can, but I would love Wilder to get a crack at the Premier.
Today was a real case in point, we've rested Sharp, McGoldrick and not rushed back O'Connell, ready for the 2 huge away matches coming up. I thought the line-up was a risk pre-match, but it does show the belief Wilder has in each member of the squad and their ability to fit into the system.
Today reminded me a fair bit of the win away at Millwall in the Warnock promotion season when we rested Shipperley and Kabba, but still comfortably won 4-0.
The depth is especially true up front with the additions of Madine and Hogan. We now have some great options in the forward line to approach games differently if we want to, and change games late too.
We can basically field 2 sides playing the same formation.
-----------------------Hendo
---------Basham----Egan----O'Connell
Baldock------Fleck-------Norwood----Stevens
------------------------Duffy
---------------Sharp----------Madine
------------------------Moore
-----------Cranie----Wright----Stearman
Freeman---Lundstram----Coutts-----Johnson
-----------------------Dowell
---------------Hogan---------McGoldrick
The squad is well set for the rest of the season, we've got a number of players playing right at the top of their game (Sharp, Egan, Stevens to name but 3) and Fleck's turned his form around and is back towards his best. It was such a positive feeling walking away from the ground tonight. To turn around and get 2 results like that within a week of the Villa kick in the 'nads, shows a great strength of character in this squad.
In the Ched debacle season, we lost 3-2 at home to Oldham in ridiculous fashion, and it lead to a real wobble and lost points in the games after that which ultimately kept us down. Villa could have been similar, but not with Wilder at the helm and we have such a stronger character in comparison.
If we maintain our home form then it will be down to getting some key results away, and we could be on our way... Absolutely love following this club at the moment with this squad and management team, we need to savour it whilst we can, but I would love Wilder to get a crack at the Premier.