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Uwe picked the same team that played Reading.
I thought that was what you wanted.
Can’t recall saying that? But I do think a settled side would go some way to enhancing our performances. There doesn’t seem to be any familiarity in any position at the moment. We need to build on partnerships and the only way that will happen is by stopping this mass rotation thing.
How the hell does Ali get picked ahead of Scott Carson, he is a liability, every time he gets the ball he shits me up with his dithering about and his inability to kick the ball properly.
After his performance at Wembley why didn’t Crainey start a head of that useless Chilean at left back, and why did we waste the talents of Shaun Maloney on the left wing.
Careful Horc, you’ll have some self righteous no-mark narcissist type asking about what you know of the game, have you been to the training etc etc.
Personally, I would agree with you[/quote]
Obsessed. Bless!
What a shame, I thought you’d actually done us all a favour and fucked off for good. It’s been quite pleasant round here lately.[/quote]
Aye, that’s me cock. Just one thing though, who the fuck said I was talking about you? Did you recognise something in the description or summart? Are you really that insecure? No wonder people are leaving this board in their droves, there’s more footy chat on Latics Speyk – without the smart arse back-chat.
But hey! if the cap fits and all that.
Rubbish.For the first goal the forward came up behind him out jumped him and won the ball.
For the second he was out of position up the pitch – although Barnett should have been quicker but I suspect he thought the ball would go out of play and the winger beat him to it.
Thirdly Espinoza wasn’t playing in front of him it was Maloney.
Apart from that what you said was spot on !!! :)
Argus – I would broadly accept your account, but it doesn’t really contradict what I said. I’d say our formation varied between 4-5-1 and 4-3-3.
The first goal came after Beausejour lost a challenge for the ball. But he stayed with his man (Basham) and the chance arose because Osbourne was not marked by any midfield player. He crossed and Keogh got between Barnett and Boyce to score.
The second goal came from a through pass by Perkins. Barnett misjudged the ball, centre forward Keogh pulled the ball back and Dobbie ran in – once again unmarked by a midfield player – to score. Beausejour was on the wing further upfield – close to the midfield contest where the pass came from and not necessarily out of position.
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