Re: Leamington Updates
Posted: 23 Jul 2022, 18:50
Thought the midfield looked poor today too many touches and looked too deep and lightweight up top aswel apart from sims pace not alot of threat
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Thought Morris looked off the pace? Not according to the twitter comments everyone must be wrong. Thought he grew into the game especially second half, his positional play was quality and especially against 2 leagues above. Not sure what you were watching. If anyone was off the pace was Ahmed, not good enough.Rich wrote: ↑23 Jul 2022, 19:28Seemed very much like 'after the Lord Mayor's Show both on the pitch and the crowd
Have to remember it was another game against higher opposition and with plenty of changes to the team.
Thought the back 4 looked solid and with Kelly also to come in think we will be hard to break down this season.
Agree the midfield looked weak but without Turton holding and Manning's runs it was expected.
Not sure yet we have found Insall's best role but against our league opposition I think he will be much more of a handful
Concern is how long can Colbourne stay fit for?? Seems to need the trainer at least twice a game!!
Funge looked to get stuck in but thought Morris and Toole looked off the pace. Smith showed some good touches but think he reacts to situations rather than seeing them to gain an advantage
Still feeling good though about this season
He didnt have a bad game and certainly looks a good prospect for his age. Really meant his first touch was lacking at times and Gaffer was telling him a lot about his positional play.GaryJ wrote: ↑24 Jul 2022, 08:19Thought Morris looked off the pace? Not according to the twitter comments everyone must be wrong. Thought he grew into the game especially second half, his positional play was quality and especially against 2 leagues above. Not sure what you were watching. If anyone was off the pace was Ahmed, not good enough.Rich wrote: ↑23 Jul 2022, 19:28Seemed very much like 'after the Lord Mayor's Show both on the pitch and the crowd
Have to remember it was another game against higher opposition and with plenty of changes to the team.
Thought the back 4 looked solid and with Kelly also to come in think we will be hard to break down this season.
Agree the midfield looked weak but without Turton holding and Manning's runs it was expected.
Not sure yet we have found Insall's best role but against our league opposition I think he will be much more of a handful
Concern is how long can Colbourne stay fit for?? Seems to need the trainer at least twice a game!!
Funge looked to get stuck in but thought Morris and Toole looked off the pace. Smith showed some good touches but think he reacts to situations rather than seeing them to gain an advantage
Still feeling good though about this season
Couldn’t agree more with you OG. Also certain combinations of players may work well in training against familiar opponents but just don’t click in match conditionsold git wrote: ↑24 Jul 2022, 11:54Personally, for me results in pre season friendlies appear to be far too meaningful to some supporters. Primarily it’s about match fitness, and secondly experimenting. A good manager will surprise a few when you rock up to a friendly and see the centre forward at centre half. A good manager is thinking of that game in mid January when two of your central defenders are suspended and another is injured. He will know whether that centre forward could do a job if needed, not just throw him on in the hope he could. The same can be said for some of the youngsters. If he can’t do that in pre season when can he do it?
Excellent post. It is exactly why I pay no attention to friendlies and never have. That said, by the last friendly I would be expecting to be see the 'season ready article.'old git wrote: ↑24 Jul 2022, 11:54Personally, for me results in pre season friendlies appear to be far too meaningful to some supporters. Primarily it’s about match fitness, and secondly experimenting. A good manager will surprise a few when you rock up to a friendly and see the centre forward at centre half. A good manager is thinking of that game in mid January when two of your central defenders are suspended and another is injured. He will know whether that centre forward could do a job if needed, not just throw him on in the hope he could. The same can be said for some of the youngsters. If he can’t do that in pre season when can he do it?