Match Thread vs. Wrexham 02.01.22 [NL]

[laddo]

I'm interested in our style of play today especially against 10 men which traditionally affords you more space but you require more patience.

Was it the usual Burchball with lots of passing on the deck and a clear pattern of play worked on the training pitch? Or were we more direct and mixed the play up more?

I'm guessing it was the former due to the numerical advantage but would be good to hear folks thoughts on this.

[jackal2]

I'm interested in our style of play today especially against 10 men which traditionally affords you more space but you require more patience.

Was it the usual Burchball with lots of passing on the deck and a clear pattern of play worked on the training pitch? Or were we more direct and mixed the play up more?

I'm guessing it was the former due to the numerical advantage but would be good to hear folks thoughts on this.

A bit of everything. The predominant tactic is passing on the deck and building from the back, but Cameron in particular wasn't averse to hitting an accurate, longer diagonal ball and we did chip a few balls over the top when Wrexham were pressing us high.

[Elite_Pie]

I'm interested in our style of play today especially against 10 men which traditionally affords you more space but you require more patience.

Was it the usual Burchball with lots of passing on the deck and a clear pattern of play worked on the training pitch? Or were we more direct and mixed the play up more?

I'm guessing it was the former due to the numerical advantage but would be good to hear folks thoughts on this.

Mainly the former. It worked, but out wide Chicksen and especially Richardson found loads of space but we didn't hit them often enough. When we did it caused real danger. No complaints though, more than happy with the three points.