Muttley
Well-Known Member
yer all wrong......Andy Ried has got to go in there somewhere!!
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Is there any general weaknesses about the suggested line up?
Only with the people I have picked out. Ertl looks a bit cumbersome and hasnt played well for weeks, Calve is weak at defending, which is primarily his job, and Cresswell doesnt win any headers or hold the ball up very well.
I think I would be inclined to try Lowton somewhere. either in the midfield or at right back. I think I would go Boggy rather than Cresswell, even though he didn't play very well against Donny.
I'm going to echo what Fiery said but in a more conservative manner. Essentially he's right and I am of the opinion that an average group of players cannot be made into a good one by simply changing their roles / shape of the team. What we need is better players in key areas.....however.....to give us a fighting chance of taking anything from the next couple of games I would set my stall out like this:-
Simonsen
Lowton Morgan Bartley Taylor
Ward Britton Montgomery Yeates
Slew Cresswell
I'm not a fan of Andy Taylor whatsoever and feel he is out of his depth at this level but with Stephen Jordan out he's our only natural left sided option in defence. I dont like playing right footers at left back as I think it upsets the balance of the side when in possession.
Ertl serves no purpose in midfield so Monty gets in. Ward and Yeates are the only competent players in wide positions and Slew is worth a shot IMO because no one else is producing the goods on the service we can provide them.
Bergen, Bogdan and Ertl had nightmares against Donny. Horrific displays.
I have not seen much in Bogdan, but thought Ertl made a decent centre back (far far better than nosworthy) and probably worth shuffling back there?
We're struggling for creativity while waiting for Willamson to be fit and Stephen Quinn hasn't made a huge difference either, so how about this experiment:
Simonsen
Calve Morgan Bartley Taylor
Ertl Britton
Ward - - - - - Bogdanovic - - - - - - Yeates
Cresswell
This will mean we have width and a bit of pace on both sides, while maintaining height and strength. As Barnsley fans praised Bogdanovic for his creativity/football brain, it could be worth trying to see if he could do something in such a role, finding space between the opposition midfield and defence, playing in the wide men, and also getting beyond the main striker, which our midfield has struggled with all season.
If Coventry score first and we can't find space or attacking rythm, it'll be easy to go more direct and play 4-4-2.
Any thoughts?
Would still take a prime Morgs.
You could still be now if he could. He was fucking gash, mind.Johannes Ertl, Jesus fucking Christ.
Unequivocal proof that I could have been a professional football player.
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