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Thread: Burnley v Celta Vigo tonight..

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    Quote Originally Posted by exilecanada View Post
    I would imagine that’s a decent result against as a decent Spanish opponent. I find it interesting Pope started in net and Defour played the whole 90 (no hammy or bad hair day). What’s more intriguing is the swap for Mee to Ward, or was this a tactical change?

    What was the attendance?

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    Mee came on at CB, Taylor went to left back, whether this was tactical, or Ward had a knock I don't know.

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    I think I read approaching 6000 of which I was one of them.

    Taylor played next to Long first half, then replaced Ward at left full back in second half.

    Good to see Defour get so much playing time and he worked hard.

    I didn't like the 451 system with Hendrick and Defour pressing their defence and thought it left us wide open for their second goal.

    Still it's another friendly getting us ready for the big day in less than 2 weeks. Plenty of competition for places and a big hole to fill in central defence. Tarkowski got 10 mins at the end so should feature on Saturday v Hanover .

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    Brentford beat them 2-1 Saturday

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    Quote Originally Posted by thedonz View Post

    I didn't like the 451 system with Hendrick and Defour pressing their defence and thought it left us wide open for their second goal.
    I thought it worked quite well, and if you want both Defour and Hendrick in the team, it's much preferable to playing Hendrick in front of the back four with Defour on the left wing, as we did on occasion last season, with lamentable results.

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    How did Jack Cork do Individually ? and did he work well partnered with D4 Sinkov ?

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    I thought it worked extremely well for the first 20/25 minutes, Cork was Cork, we know what he can do, always available, he links play up like Jones did so successfully for a couple of seasons. But even with Cork and Defour together we couldn't retain the ball like they could, and for most of the last hour our lads were often just spectators. I was happy enough with what I saw though, when we did have the ball we played some good stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Altobelli View Post
    How did Jack Cork do Individually ? and did he work well partnered with D4 Sinkov ?
    SD seemed happy

    http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk...ation/?ref=mac

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    Goal Highlights.



    pre-season friendly....nothing to win - but gives them a run out.


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    Thanks for the post.
    Seems we are vulnerable to a cut back to the edge of the box. Who should be defending that?

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    Keane.

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