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Back to the original topic, Maynard is here until the end of the season and will continue to be out thought tactically, particularly at home. If we don't get promoted there's a possibility of him being on his bike, only a maybe and not a definite, and if we were promoted then I would expect him to stay which would worry me more than a little.
I totally believe playing JJ on the right for a full season in L2 he?d get 10-15 goals and 10-15 assists, he?s that good at this level. I wouldn?t play Gordon on the left, Tarsoulla maybe on both. I?m just struggling to see these constant comments about playing players out of position. I get attacking players like Jarvis and JJ are more suited further forward than at WBs. I?d say that?s more the issue than what actual side they play.Quote:
Originally Posted by OP67
We've pretty much played the same system since after the Ardley era players meeting in early 2020. And variants of 3-4-2-1 seems to be the most common set-up across all leagues these days. Those are the positions we play and the ones players have to fit into to get a shirt, so I don't get the playing in the wrong positions line eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by matt_magpie
Have we recruited well for a team set up like this? And are they or the team good enough are different questions.
My answer to those is a cautious yes and yes, but players have to deliver and ultimately coaches have to be accountable.
In bygone seasons, fans seemed content to see things play out and let the chips fall where they fall. No need for meltdowns, the next 9 games are a mystery, and we play and watch to find out.
It's all about opinions and I stick by mine. He hardly beats his man down the wing when playing on the right. The opposition know he will have to cut inside and they put the extra man there to try and stop this.
On the left he used to beat his man because he looks more comfortable out there and put in some great crosses and scored some great goals something he doesn't do out right so often.
As I said it's all about opinions.
It's all about opinions and I stick by mine. He hardly beats his man down the wing when playing on the right. The opposition know he will have to cut inside and they put the extra man there to try and stop this.
On the left he used to beat his man because he looks more comfortable out there and put in some great crosses and scored some great goals something he doesn't do out right so often.
As I said it's all about opinions.