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Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 16 Apr 2022, 17:02
by andy
Kiddyeltz wrote:
16 Apr 2022, 16:45
Poor decision to set the team up as we did,
Not the 1st time, but I have been told on here it's easy to be a 6oclock manager. :-\
Chasetown's last two games are not givens, so we have to ensure 6 points in the last two matches for us.
Equally we must not let Stamford leapfrog us either, don't fancy us having to go there on a night.

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 16 Apr 2022, 17:10
by juanillo
So Ilkeston scored a late winner, Chasetown won easily and Stamford won.

If we win our last 2, the worst we can expect is a home play-off semi.

I would prefer Belper to Stamford as I think they are the weakest; a lot of long balls, throw ins etc.

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 16 Apr 2022, 17:47
by AwayDayYeltz
juanillo wrote:
16 Apr 2022, 17:10
So Ilkeston scored a late winner, Chasetown won easily and Stamford won.

If we win our last 2, the worst we can expect is a home play-off semi.

I would prefer Belper to Stamford as I think they are the weakest; a lot of long balls, throw ins etc.
We're not winning the play offs.

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 16 Apr 2022, 20:20
by drummyb
I think, as we've learned this season, it depends which team decides to turn up. It completely baffles me why we can switch from so good to so poor and vice versa.

Im not too disappointed with the result because they are a top 6 team at home, so its always going to be tough and as I said, I figured it would be a draw before hand. But given how we played 2nd half and and put them on the back foot, we could have taken the three points.
Im confident we will win the next two. After that its anyones guess.

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 16 Apr 2022, 20:32
by 410viawednesbury
First half we were rubbish, second half, we were better, ball on the floor, playing to strengths, NO long balls.
3 at the back with 2 wing backs worked in the second half and if we apply this system during the play-offs then i still reckon we should fear NO-ONE!😬

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 17 Apr 2022, 07:53
by Seamus
Thoughts from the Belper manager, interesting comments on our team, and the makeshift nature of his own eleven. https://mobile.twitter.com/BelperTownFC ... gr%5Etweet

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 17 Apr 2022, 10:46
by dalevillain
A stereotypical game of two halves. First half utterly dreadful, from our point of view. As has been said tactics were completely wrong and also think some of the players needed reminding it was an early kick off as not enough effort or urgency.

Changes were made and hey presto much better in the second half. We could have even won it in the end, Sim’s one on one was the best chance to go in front. However our flow seemed to stop when Greggs went off and Taylor came on which was a bit of a strange decision but believe he had a knock.

So even though it was always going to be a tall order our title challenge is officially over now so playoffs it is. Well done to Ilkeston, deserved Champions imo for seeing games out and winning in ‘Fergie time’ on numerous occasions as Champions do.

Two big games to go of which we simply must win both. Hopefully we can try and secure 2nd but again it is out of our hands and have to hope Chasetown slip up in either of their games.

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 17 Apr 2022, 11:24
by drummyb
dalevillain wrote:
17 Apr 2022, 10:46
A stereotypical game of two halves. First half utterly dreadful, from our point of view. As has been said tactics were completely wrong and also think some of the players needed reminding it was an early kick off as not enough effort or urgency.

Changes were made and hey presto much better in the second half. We could have even won it in the end, Sim’s one on one was the best chance to go in front. However our flow seemed to stop when Greggs went off and Taylor came on which was a bit of a strange decision but believe he had a knock.

So even though it was always going to be a tall order our title challenge is officially over now so playoffs it is. Well done to Ilkeston, deserved Champions imo for seeing games out and winning in ‘Fergie time’ on numerous occasions as Champions do.

Two big games to go of which we simply must win both. Hopefully we can try and secure 2nd but again it is out of our hands and have to hope Chasetown slip up in either of their games.
Gregs always goes off around 80 minutes so that wasnt a huge surprise tbh.

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 17 Apr 2022, 12:30
by dalevillain
drummyb wrote:
17 Apr 2022, 11:24
dalevillain wrote:
17 Apr 2022, 10:46
A stereotypical game of two halves. First half utterly dreadful, from our point of view. As has been said tactics were completely wrong and also think some of the players needed reminding it was an early kick off as not enough effort or urgency.

Changes were made and hey presto much better in the second half. We could have even won it in the end, Sim’s one on one was the best chance to go in front. However our flow seemed to stop when Greggs went off and Taylor came on which was a bit of a strange decision but believe he had a knock.

So even though it was always going to be a tall order our title challenge is officially over now so playoffs it is. Well done to Ilkeston, deserved Champions imo for seeing games out and winning in ‘Fergie time’ on numerous occasions as Champions do.

Two big games to go of which we simply must win both. Hopefully we can try and secure 2nd but again it is out of our hands and have to hope Chasetown slip up in either of their games.
Gregs always goes off around 80 minutes so that wasnt a huge surprise tbh.
Yes fitness levels usually suggest he can only manage that amount of time. However with us needing to win the game I would have kept him on, however according to hearing the gaffer and a few of the players in the Eddy yesterday evening I believe he asked to come off which if true is fair enough, but I think Lait would have been a better option coming on rather than Taylor imo.

Re: Belper Updates

Posted: 17 Apr 2022, 12:59
by dalevillain
Highlights from Belper’s perspective.

https://youtu.be/ktPTaSpeR7g