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At the end of LW;s after match interview.
Finally, Williams confirmed that there could be new additions to the squad ahead of the weekend.
“There’s potential for that,” he confirmed. “We’ve been looking for people who are as close to the perfect fit for us as possible and there’s a realistic chance we might see some movement ahead of Maidenhead.”
Agree 100%. Glad to see him gone. Think our forward play relied to much on his style of play. Said the same thing last season. You need your forwards to run the channels, puts the fear of god into clumsy centre halfs as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by BigFatPie
Not on those wages lolQuote:
Originally Posted by BCnotts18
In all seriousness if you were planning on playing 4-4-2 and had the players to play then yes in a heartbeat.
He would certainly offer a Plan B if he was here. But we move on, different approach, different needs.
No thank you.. He is one dimensional and cant play any other way...Quote:
Originally Posted by BCnotts18
Was a rough diamond that underperformed before he joined us, then we got him towards his best. If he believed in NCFC he would not have left, so a no from me
On the subject of ex players, Alex Lacey had a torrid return to the EFL playing the full 90 mins and getting yellow carded as Hartlepool lost 4-0
Looks like they are not sure about Langstaff, hope he is OK
https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...QF4RVzH99MhmOc
Gulp, that doesn't augur well.Quote:
Originally Posted by CheezyNCFC
if it doesn't work out, I think Ardley might take him and he could do quite well for them at this level.
Sam Slocombe must have had the most touches of any player on the pitch but none of them resembled a worthwhile save. It felt like enduring 100 back passes.
Bajrami is way better as a CB (2nd half) than a CM (1st half).
Our first choice centre backs (Cameron, Baldwin, Brindley) looked very accomplished.
York never looked like scoring really, and credit to our defence and the harrying and niggling of most of the Notts players which meant that they rarely had control of the ball.
After the subs, Palmer and Francis looked very assured in midfield.
Ruben is head and shoulders above the rest of the players in terms of ability.
Langstaff had great movement, aggression and overachieves in the air. I hope his injury is minor.
Cedwyn looks a proper physical unit, is fairly mobile and should have scored but hit the post.
The only goal was due to a horrendous error by York. We should have (and will need to) score more goals in games like this in the coming season. 1-0 is precarious, but we definitely defended the lead very well. All our defenders were physical and energetic - great to see.
We won most of the 50-50 balls, and most of the second balls. Our ball retention was very good when Sam wasn't kicking it to them.
After Leicester and Forest, down to earth with a very down to earth win against opposition from our league.
I am not sure LW knows his best team yet.
As a spectacle it was a disappointment - efficient but fairly joyless. A good platform is being established I hope.
COYP!
DittoQuote:
Originally Posted by Observerpie