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45 mins against a team struggling at the bottom and we have had zero zilch fook all attempts at goal
Going well
But Coyle deserves slagging off.
Play the strongest team with players playing in position and we will win more games.
Simple.But Coyle deserves slagging off.
Play the strongest team with players playing in position and we will win more games.
Simple.bloody hell piece of pi$$ this management lark eh donny
Thty5yearswafc wrote:
Have things changed because in my heady days of school football the whole point of being a midfield player was to prevent the opposition from mounting any form of attack and when yourself was in possesion you looked to form some sort of attack not hard really is it
Between you, you and donny have cracked it!
Square pegs in round holes again. Mccarthur on right wing.Coyle has tried Gomez, Maloney and McArthur on the right wing.
Isn’t there a right winger in the squad?
What position did Mcarthur play at Wembley.?
I was drunk and can’t remember.What do you think of the badger cull?
All nets must be dipped.
What position did Mcarthur play at Wembley.?
I was drunk and can’t remember.What do you think of the badger cull?
All nets must be dipped.
Right wing back !!!
To be fair, Martinez played McArthur and Espinoza as wing backs only because Caldwell, Ramis, Figueroa, Beausejour and goodness knows how many more defenders were injured.
However, playing wing back in front of a back three isn’t the same as playing wide in midfield in front of a back four.
Having said that, Coyle could do worse than play Espinoza on the left side of midfield, especially when he needs to rotate the squad members.
After all, Espinoza is left-footed and has the energy to run around. Roger did have a brief run out today – perhaps Coyle will give him another chance soon.
To be fair, Martinez played McArthur and Espinoza as wing backs only because Caldwell, Ramis, Figueroa, Beausejour and goodness knows how many more defenders were injured.However, playing wing back in front of a back three isn’t the same as playing wide in midfield in front of a back four.
Having said that, Coyle could do worse than play Espinoza on the left side of midfield, especially when he needs to rotate the squad members.
After all, Espinoza is left-footed and has the energy to run around. Roger did have a brief run out today – perhaps Coyle will give him another chance soon.
Think he has him pencilled in for the QPR game.
At Loftus Road.
Last week;
Poyet is keen to put round pegs in round holes though by putting players in comfortable surroundings, and that was evidenced by his side at the Liberty Stadium.
Seb Larsson was restored to the right-hand side of midfield, Adam Johnson to the left and most controversially among supporters, Phil Bardsley to left-back – albeit the in-from-the-cold defender is more at home on the opposite side of the back-line.
“At this moment in time, when we’re going back to basics, it’s important to have players in their natural positions,” added Poyet.
“Last week, I was asking a few players who’ve been in different positions about where they feel comfortable, where is natural for them.”
This week;
Sunderland 2 Newcastle United 1
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