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Hopefully no changes please.
Paul Cook has said there will be changes but not wholesale changes ala Accrington.
I’m going for Power, Perkins, Bruce and Toney to start ……. dunno who’ll go out Evans, Powell (injured), Burn & ???? ?
Just hope we can get a few in the net before they put 9 players in the 6 yard box, like last time.
Hopefully no changes please.
Paul Cook has said there will be changes but not wholesale changes ala Accrington.[/quote]
Well whoever we put out from the first team squad should win but Christ please not Toney. I suppose he wants to rest some ahead of Saturday. Maybe doesn’t want to risk injury. After Saturdays borefest and if it was really necessary to make changes the ones I would drop rather than rest are Burn, Colclough, James and Jacobs as everyone of them were guilty of some really sloppy passing and distribution and were below par.I’d think about dropping Powell as was I 1 of the few who noticed he couldn’t wait to get of the pitch on sat.If he doesn’t want to play get rid he’s not bigger than the tics but obviously thinks he is and put a couple of the kids in give them a chance as the likes of Grigg and toney not firing on all cylinders.defence and keeper must stay same safe rear guard.
I’d think about dropping Powell as was I 1 of the few who noticed he couldn’t wait to get of the pitch on sat.A tad unfair. He had been down injured seemingly seriously just previously and to be honest when we were preparing the sub I thought he was still off. I hadn’t noticed that he had actually hobbled back on, so I presume he was wanting to get some treatment and that’s why he left sharpish.
I don’t think he’ll play because of the need to recover from whatever it was.Walton
Byrne Bruce Dunkley Elder
Perkins Power Evans/Morsy
Roberts Toney Colclough
Rests a couple (who would all be on the bench) and gives others some needed game time.
Paul Cook isn’t worried about giving fringe and squad players game time. He would have played them against Accrington and seen them progress and get further game time in the next round.
We all saw how poor Fylde were there are simply no excuses. Put them to bed early and make changes when the game is won. If Cookie losers this with ridiculous selections as he did against Stanley then he must be brought to account. I doubt he will but its a chance to get a few goals and much needed confidence up front.
We all saw how poor Fylde were there are simply no excuses. Put them to bed early and make changes when the game is won. If Cookie losers this with ridiculous selections as he did against Stanley then he must be brought to account. I doubt he will but its a chance to get a few goals and much needed confidence up front.Promotion is the goal though so as long as he gets that what else happens is irrelevant.
We all saw how poor Fylde were there are simply no excuses. Put them to bed early and make changes when the game is won. If Cookie losers this with ridiculous selections as he did against Stanley then he must be brought to account. I doubt he will but its a chance to get a few goals and much needed confidence up front.With will Grigg we have the man to get those goals so it’s time to start giving him support and some decent service. He had neither again against Fleetwood. Not even scraps to feed off.
We all saw how poor Fylde were there are simply no excuses. Put them to bed early and make changes when the game is won. If Cookie losers this with ridiculous selections as he did against Stanley then he must be brought to account. I doubt he will but its a chance to get a few goals and much needed confidence up front.
Promotion is the goal though so as long as he gets that what else happens is irrelevant.[/quote]
A cup run is as vital financially egg. Now the greed money has long gone we need the revenue a cup run will bring. FFS how many breaks does the modern player need?. They are fitter now than ever yet moan about being shagged out. Its Fylde for Christ sake they are hardly gonna give us the run around unless we treat it as a training exercise like last time. Winning becomes a habit so no arsing about just do the job they are paid to.
We all saw how poor Fylde were there are simply no excuses. Put them to bed early and make changes when the game is won. If Cookie losers this with ridiculous selections as he did against Stanley then he must be brought to account. I doubt he will but its a chance to get a few goals and much needed confidence up front.
Promotion is the goal though so as long as he gets that what else happens is irrelevant.[/quote]
A cup run is as vital financially egg. Now the greed money has long gone we need the revenue a cup run will bring. FFS how many breaks does the modern player need?. They are fitter now than ever yet moan about being shagged out. Its Fylde for Christ sake they are hardly gonna give us the run around unless we treat it as a training exercise like last time. Winning becomes a habit so no arsing about just do the job they are paid to.[/quote]
But for winning tonight, the club get only £27k plus whatever they take on the attendance (let’s guess at 5000 @ £10 = £50k minus operating costs) – and their reward is a trip to Bournemouth with a split of a ‘bumper’ 10k attendance, a probable defeat, the travel expense involves, and the risk of injury to players.For a club like Fylde, I’d agree that an FA Cup run is a golden goose, but for us, focusing on promotion, I think it’s a distraction we could do without.
I agree on the winning becoming a habit though, and I would like the manager to use it to give some fringe players game-time.
That’s it Standish. Nowadays the money in the PL and even the Championship dwarfs that of the cup. That’s why it is looked on as it is.
Our win in 2013 for example didn’t cover the weeks wages.
The Emirates FA Cup
Season 2017-18
Payments made from The FA’s prize fundExtra preliminary round winners (185) £1,500
Preliminary round winners (160) £1,925
First round qualifying winners (116) £3,000
Second Round Qualifying winners (80) £4,500
Third Round Qualifying winners (40) £7,500
Fourth Round Qualifying winners (32) £12,500
First Round Proper winners (40) £18,000
Second Round Proper winners (20) £27,000
Third Round Proper winners (32) £67,500
Fourth Round Proper winners (16) £90,000
Fifth Round Proper winners (eight) £180,000
Quarter-Final winners (4) £360,000
Semi-Final winners (2) £900,000
Semi-Final losers (2) £450,000
Final runners-up (1) £900,000
Final winners (1) £1,800,000
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