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We’ve had this conversation before, if you use Beck you must play to his strengths which means fast crosses coming in from the wings so he can attack them goalwards. We also need someone playing close to him if we persist in knocking long balls down the middle of the pitch and hoping he will do something with them, on his own not a lot, with a man close by then the flicks on he wins could bear some fruit. This guy has scored goals before at this level which is why he moved up a division before he joined us, he’s not at all like Whitehall and you would not expect a man of his physical build to play like Whitehall. Play to his strengths and give him a chance, he’s a target man so play in a way that suits a target man.
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You know Trump is doing exactly like I thought he would once elected, making everyday about him. He’s in every news bulletin everyday and it’s all about him, how shocking, outrageous, whatever you want to describe his behaviour or actions he needs to be noticed and talked about everyday. Him him him him, the total narcissist is the most powerful man in the world and I believe he is very dangerous because of that.
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I like Ollie and yes he’s ruffled AB’s feathers now and again but it’s great the relationship between them seems back on track , as for the Press box being a bit exposed at the Attis, well you couldn’t ask for a better minder than Torps sat next to you.
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Doesn’t anyone think are lack of winning second balls particularly in midfield for a team lying second in the league is shocking cos I do? Sorting the forward line out without Whitehall is one thing but until we get a proper arse kicker in midfield to win tackles and second balls we will continue to look vulnerable to the likes of Curzon.
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Last time I saw someone pointing that much was a brickie round my house doing some maintenance, as for Evans in for Boyce, well it’s happening the next two games anyway so we will see how he gets on.
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Only one Cheeky Chimp on here Rene, everybody looking your way, lol.
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Curzon looked a good side probably the best at the Attis this season but we had our moments and were worth the late equaliser through young Mo. Deffo missed Whitehall when he went off but don’t expect Beck to play like him, Whitehall is more mobile and gets about the pitch better, if you want to get the best out of Beck then play the game that suits his type of player. Would love their number 7 and 10 playing for us next season, best two players on the pitch IMO.
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Trust notes state that in future, the players will be on 44 week contracts (beginning of July to end April)
Fruit picking in (insert country) during May & June?
Coming your way May through June the Roberts/Whitehall football skills and goal scoring course. £20 per child per day coaching fee, must provide a packed lunch and drink plus suitable wet weather clothing in case of inclement weather. That’s got that problem sorted.
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Tuesday is now super Tuesday , crazy fixtures as all the top teams play each other ..
Scunny v Curzon
Chester v Kiddy
Chorley v BrackleyIt’s the share & share alike league.
Everyone gets a few weeks on top.You make it sound like an extended version of twister Rene, ah the memories come flooding back.
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If those numbers are accurate Mick then that should be enough to tell them the idea is dead in the water, we have the Trust, that’s all we need because it keeps the focal point on just the club with no other distractions, we don’t need break off faction groups.
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Yeah probably his best interview yet on the radio this season but being 5 unbeaten and 1 defeat in 13 helps there, we all remember the sulky ill tempered interview from a few months back but he’s learned from that and as a young manager he’s shown he’s capable of changing things round team wise when needed. He got criticized for being slow to change tactics and having a poor interview technique when things were going badly but I’m delighted for Andy that he’s learning all the time and as a result he and the team are moving in the right direction now.
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