Our Starting X1 2019/20
(24-07-2019, 10:01 PM)Widdow Wrote: Paul Onuachu Was another I suggested. 25 year old giant of a striker plays for Danish club FC Midtjylland and the Nigeria and think would be a hit with his size and pace

Talking of pace and raw ability, Silas Wamangituka at 19 maybe a great investment

Some good targets there Widdow. I saw that Paul Onuachu has 1 year left of his contract so maybe possible to get on the cheap. 

Silas Wamangituka is the kid from Paris FC: I believe he's quite in demand but hasn't signed for anyone yet. There is also another young french kid called Bryan Mbeumo. He is 18 year old winger and also in demand but yet to sign for anyone yet.
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(25-07-2019, 03:21 PM)GaribaldiRED Wrote:
(24-07-2019, 10:01 PM)Widdow Wrote: Paul Onuachu Was another I suggested. 25 year old giant of a striker plays for Danish club FC Midtjylland and the Nigeria and think would be a hit with his size and pace

Talking of pace and raw ability, Silas Wamangituka at 19 maybe a great investment

Some good targets there Widdow. I saw that Paul Onuachu has 1 year left of his contract so maybe possible to get on the cheap. 

Silas Wamangituka is the kid from Paris FC: I believe he's quite in demand but hasn't signed for anyone yet. There is also another young french kid called Bryan Mbeumo. He is 18 year old winger and also in demand but yet to sign for anyone yet.

However, Sari did say after the CP game that we needed more players with experience so it would be surprising if we went for any of these youngsters.
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(25-07-2019, 08:29 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote: Worrall's all round game is improving but there are still serious flaws evident, the standard of his passing being the most worrying.

Personally, I think he needs another year out on loan; this time at a better level of football.

I see where you are coming from JCK but I would rather keep Joe here and work on him, let the new manager coach him and also let him learn from Dawson.
COYR!
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the post are tipping worrall to start tonight. god we are in trouble if hes going to be starting week in week out for the season.
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If he's selected to start week in week out I guess he will be playing quite well then.
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(26-07-2019, 12:39 PM)the jock Wrote: the post are tipping worrall to start tonight. god we are in trouble if hes going to be starting week in week out for the season.

Agreed.
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My team tonight would be

Muric

Darikwa. Milosevic Figerido Ribeiro

Yacob

Silva Semendo

Lolly. Ameobi. Appiah
Everyone is entitled to my opinion - COYR  :)
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(26-07-2019, 01:48 PM)Widdow Wrote: My team tonight would be

                    Muric

Darikwa. Milosevic Figerido Ribeiro

                    Yacob

        Silva              Semendo

Lolly.          Ameobi.            Appiah

So we're back to relying solely on lolley for goals then! :P
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After watching a bit of the game last night I have to say one thing that I do like about the new manager is his tactics. Like the formation and the front three won the ball back in some good areas. I thought we played best under karanka when we played 433 as opposed to 4231
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Intriguing selection last night. Lamouchi - in earlier games - tended to field his strongest forwards / midfield alongside his second choice back four ( & vice versa ).
I just wonder therefore if his preferred back four were held back last night ( Darikwa, Milo, Figs, Ribeiro )?
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(27-07-2019, 10:16 AM)wassy04 Wrote: After watching a bit of the game last night I have to say one thing that I do like about the new manager is his tactics. Like the formation and the front three won the ball back in some good areas. I thought we played best under karanka when we played 433 as opposed to 4231

Note that we went 4-2-3-1 when Silva went off and actually think that Semedo played better when paired with Watson as one of the DCMs.
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(27-07-2019, 10:45 AM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: Intriguing selection last night. Lamouchi - in earlier games - tended to field his strongest forwards / midfield alongside his second choice back four ( & vice versa ).
I just wonder therefore if his preferred back four were held back last night ( Darikwa, Milo, Figs, Ribeiro )?

Could be but I believe that the back four played quite well yesterday. My only big concern is Dawson's lack of pace. He is painfully slow. I'm certain that Milo would have managed to prevent RS first goal just by having that little bit of extra pace and he has by no means pace as one of his strong attributes.
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