George Miller signs from Boro

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by Phils-an-alki

Not sure if serious. For the majority it’s lumped forward. Not sure which team you’ve been watching or is it rose tinted specs

My thoughts exactly and the hoofing starts from the keeper you never see him throw the ball out, the 2 central defenders as MH has said clear the ball well but never bring the midfield into it by playing it out, it's hoofed forward and comes straight back at us, Wedgebury another one guilty of it,now all this is fine if we have the forwards to feed off it as in a target man who can hold it up, but opposition defenders will soon work how to stop that by marking him.
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[NottsRed]

Originally Posted by pagl

Holroyd is making this happen himself and for himself but yes confidence is a huge factor. I agree not the easiest of chances to take but neither have many of Holroyds been.

Miller will need to get chances in and around the box which is something that has been a bit lacking in terms of creativity. Maybe he can make chances himself and for others but its a tall order in our set up.

Agree on this but we've missed some right sitters this season so if Miller is clinical with his finishing then he will get a few. How many one on ones has Reid and Massanka fluffed so far?

[GarryOggy]

Originally Posted by NottsRed

Agree on this but we've missed some right sitters this season so if Miller is clinical with his finishing then he will get a few. How many one on ones has Reid and Massanka fluffed so far?

I reckon less than five one on one's between them.

[pagl]

Originally Posted by GarryOggy

I reckon less than five one on one's between them.

no way less than 5

[NottsRed]

Originally Posted by GarryOggy

I reckon less than five one on one's between them.

Still like has been said on previous threads its fine margins. Three or four goals taken from those chances may have resulted in 6 or 7 more points. That would have us top with a bit of space. End of the season that might be the difference between automatic promotion or the playoffs.

[EnglishRed]

Originally Posted by GarryOggy

I reckon less than five one on one's between them.

Against Sutton Massanka had three himself!

[draig arian]

Originally Posted by pagl

what games have you been watching - Saturday was still a lot of hoof ball.

Agree Pagl. Baffled with a capital B.

[Connah's Quay Red]

Originally Posted by krux

its all relative though. The average conference centre half is well over 6 ft

The majority of central defenders relish playing against big lumps, they don't like playing against quick and agile players, who are supplied by clever balls - hopefully we'll do this.

Even McNulty with his superb positioning got put in the stand by Kayden Jackson.

I don't think this lad will be weak like Reid, looking forward to seeing what he can do.

[krux]

Originally Posted by Connah's Quay Red

The majority of central defenders relish playing against big lumps, they don't like playing against quick and agile players, who are supplied by clever balls - hopefully we'll do this.

Even McNulty with his superb positioning got put in the stand by Kayden Jackson.

I don't think this lad will be weak like Reid, looking forward to seeing what he can do.

I'm not sure we will be doing clever balls, when we have concentrated on safety first agricultural defending for the first half of the campaign.

However I too am looking forward to seeing what he can do. If he has a bit of pace, and crucially a good first touch and good close control these can offset a lack of size.