Best of the bunch

[krux]

Originally Posted by OneLoveWrexham

Still see us going 4-3-3 with a midfield of Kelly, Wedgebury and hopefully Sinclair which will give us a mobile footballing midfield with plenty of energy and bite. 4-3-3 can easily change to 4-5-1 defensively and I can see Mackreth and Holroyd as the wider players.

why would we be signing sinclair?

where is he at the moment, doing pre season with FGR?

[El Jonez]

Originally Posted by krux

why would we be signing sinclair?

where is he at the moment, doing pre season with FGR?

Don't think Sinclair reported back with the others at FGR new training ground yesterday. I can't see him on these pictures...

Forest Green Rovers sign contract to train at Stanley Park (From Swindon Advertiser)

Maybe he is the loan signing on the way...

[Johntallon]

Why didn't Dibble play last night?

[TomWFC]

Originally Posted by Johntallon

Why didn't Dibble play last night?

Possibly having some game time against the Druids?
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[MonStarzGuinea]

Have to say that for me, the best performers last night were Kelly and Rutherford, both lively and both offered an outlet on the wing (albeit playing against a very narrow Lex side). Don't think that Hurst is technically gifted enough to be able to hold a role in midfield with the quality of competition Dean has brought in, especially if there is any substance in the Sinclair rumour too...

[RED2309]

Originally Posted by Loughboroughred

My MOTM was Marcus Kelly. He reminded me of Keates when he first signed. Controlled the game. Wedgebury also played well. He doesn't stop running. I personally thought Mackreth played well down the right with Carrington. They were constantly linking together and causing trouble. As for Gime. His first touch is fantastic and he is able to bring the ball down. But his decision making after that isn't great. If Keates, Davies and Darlington can coach the lad he could be a very good player. Leo Smith has a good game and looked very sharp. Pearson and Manny Smith looked solid as would be expected. Rutherford ran his socks off and was a constant threat down the right. Holroyd was also very energetic. I'm really looking forward to this season. On a better pitch those lads will boss it. The pitch slowed it down. It was long.

I can agree with most of that.
Holroyd looks to be another Omerod clever and skillfull but not a natural finisher.

[89Leader]

Originally Posted by RED2309

I can agree with most of that.
Holroyd looks to be another Omerod clever and skillfull but not a natural finisher.

Think he hit around 13 last season. If he can get 15 this season that would be a good effort from him and a big boost towards promotion for us-provided other players score plenty too

[DraigGoch]

Originally Posted by 89Leader

Think he hit around 13 last season. If he can get 15 this season that would be a good effort from him and a big boost towards promotion for us-provided other players score plenty too

Last season was his first in a few playing as a striker after being played out wide for a while and scored 13. Should be able to get us around the 15 mark, although he missed 2 easy chances in the Lex game ill put that down to him not having any minutes under his belt for a while.

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by MonStarzGuinea

Have to say that for me, the best performers last night were Kelly and Rutherford, both lively and both offered an outlet on the wing (albeit playing against a very narrow Lex side). Don't think that Hurst is technically gifted enough to be able to hold a role in midfield with the quality of competition Dean has brought in, especially if there is any substance in the Sinclair rumour too...

Fully agree about Kelly and Rutherford who played like old fashioned wingers and tore Lex apart on times.