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    Changing a winning team...

    Dunne dropped for Carroll, Tait is on the bench.

    Fair enough call from Robbo, we will see if it was the right one.

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    Think he might have got that right.

    First half could have been 3-3 but the second, apart from a minor five-minute wobble, was absolutely dominated by us. Long could have had a hat-trick, we were denied a stonewall penalty...three flattered Hibs at the end.

    I think everyone would have taken seven points from those four games to start the season.

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    Hartley brings a stability back four and Gallagher/Hartley my preferred combination.
    Campbell was again terrific, Donnelly apart penalty was average. Undecided on Long as missed very good chances but a good team performance. Agree 3 flattered Hibs as we’re pumped.

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    I'm fine with Donnelly being average given previous concerns about him...indeed, if we're going to play with two proper wingers and Polworth as the ball player in the centre, we're not looking for much more than Donnelly and Campbell running the yards and making the challenges.

    Unsure what to make of Long today. In theory it's worse your striker isn't getting chances than he's often in the right place and just has one of those days in front of goal but these misses were pretty brutal. He'll get another start at Tynie, presumably, but he's the shakiest peg of the lot at the minute.

    Thought Grimshaw did enough to keep his spot and Gillespie, after a brief dodgy spell, came up with some good saves when needed. Fair play to Hartley indeed, he's been generally rotten since his injury but he certainly has looked more capable this latest recall. Carroll also solid since we're dolling out praise like sweeties!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Handsome_Devil View Post
    I'm fine with Donnelly being average given previous concerns about him...indeed, if we're going to play with two proper wingers and Polworth as the ball player in the centre, we're not looking for much more than Donnelly and Campbell running the yards and making the challenges.

    Unsure what to make of Long today. In theory it's worse your striker isn't getting chances than he's often in the right place and just has one of those days in front of goal but these misses were pretty brutal. He'll get another start at Tynie, presumably, but he's the shakiest peg of the lot at the minute.

    Thought Grimshaw did enough to keep his spot and Gillespie, after a brief dodgy spell, came up with some good saves when needed. Fair play to Hartley indeed, he's been generally rotten since his injury but he certainly has looked more capable this latest recall. Carroll also solid since we're dolling out praise like sweeties!
    Donnelly = thinks he's better than he is, but I'll live with that ...
    Grimmy = was ok, but surely when Tait's rid of the virus he's back in. Then, it's a pretty solid back 4.
    Gillespie, Gallagher, Campbell and AN Other is a decent spine for the team
    Polworth = getting there; one of those guys you don't notice but would miss if not playing
    The others = good all-round performance; never envisaged a 3 nil so a great win

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