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howardrd · 15th August 2018, 15.52:34

It's been a very long time since we have had such quality competition for places.
Along with with the 10 points already gained and the great team spirit this can only only bode well for the season ahead.

pagl · 15th August 2018, 22.01:48

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Originally Posted by andyjack

As good as Rutherford has played I would like to get deverdics back in as soon as possible him and Mike built up a decent understanding in pre season

If he performs. Based on what I have seen thats unlikely and others will pass him by.

NottsRed · 16th August 2018, 07.44:12

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Originally Posted by howardrd

It's been a very long time since we have had such quality competition for places.
Along with with the 10 points already gained and the great team spirit this can only only bode well for the season ahead.

Thinking about it in the 4 games we have had to chop and change a bit. Still think theres plenty more to come once everything gets settled down a bit more. Do think this season anyone not giving 100% will be out of the squad with depth and quality we have.

haydneljay · 16th August 2018, 09.14:35

Bristol City think a lot about this player and like others have said he was possibly vying with Maguire Drew as our most exciting signing. Nobody seems to know properly whether he has been injured or not. What is surely highly possible is that if he continues to fail to get any pitch time or even on the bench, he'll be back to Bristol and loaned out to a club who will make use of him as he is at a key stage of his development. As I say if he has been injured then that would prevent this, but for how long ?

Leighton Red · 16th August 2018, 09.15:18

In honesty it will be hard to drop either Pyke or Big Mike given the way they both played on Tuesday night. Can see Hinds being an impact sub to begin with before pushing for a start. He (Hinds) seemed quite slight which was the only concern given that most teams in our league have whopping 6ft 3+ centre backs so playing the ball on the deck or over the top to run onto would have to be the way forward, whereas at present there is more of a front two hold the ball up and lay in off then get in the box to get onto crosses tactic. Will also be interesting to see where Holroyd fits in (played right midfield when he came on Tuesday), great to have genuine competition for places and allows the manager to even consider an element of rotation (could be key when we have fixtures such as Havant away and Gateshead away on consecutive match days in late Feb - who sorts these fixtures?!

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LlayDragon · 16th August 2018, 10.22:14

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Originally Posted by andyjack

As good as Rutherford has played I would like to get deverdics back in as soon as possible him and Mike built up a decent understanding in pre season

Deverdics will struggle to start. The attacking section of the team is already way past what he's shown for us in competitive matches.

blackbrookred · 16th August 2018, 11.05:17

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Originally Posted by LlayDragon

Deverdics will struggle to start. The attacking section of the team is already way past what he's shown for us in competitive matches.

For me Deverdics struggles to get in the squad if everyone is fully fit. Holroyd may also find his game time limited I think.
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Red Light · 16th August 2018, 11.19:23

Difficult to say at this stage having not seen Hinds - but at some point he will get his chance and will have to be ready to take it - if he performs then no doubt the cream will rise to the top and he will become a regular starter.

It's early days - Ricketts has tough decisions to make but as others have commented, we now have the ability to do a bit of rotation and the ability to put out a very strong bench in comparison to recent seasons.

At the moment the pitches are lush and dry but as the year progresses they will become heavier - there is a long way to go and some players will adapt better than others - some will drop form and others will be better suited to the formation and work better dependent on who they have playing alongside them - Ricketts will also be in an experimental period to find the best mix - a nice situation to be in - far stronger than the situation we had under Keates - suddenly we have an abundance of striking options.

dixienormous · 16th August 2018, 11.39:44

Hinds could be our Jolley

15th August 2018, 15.52:34	#10-0 (permalink)
howardrd Club Captain Joined: Aug 2009 Racecourse Spot: Exec box Real Name: Howard Davies Twitter: @	Re: Hinds It's been a very long time since we have had such quality competition for places. Along with with the 10 points already gained and the great team spirit this can only only bode well for the season ahead. __________________ Indecision may, or may not, be my problem.

16th August 2018, 09.14:35	#13-0 (permalink)
haydneljay Squad Player Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Hinds Bristol City think a lot about this player and like others have said he was possibly vying with Maguire Drew as our most exciting signing. Nobody seems to know properly whether he has been injured or not. What is surely highly possible is that if he continues to fail to get any pitch time or even on the bench, he'll be back to Bristol and loaned out to a club who will make use of him as he is at a key stage of his development. As I say if he has been injured then that would prevent this, but for how long ?

16th August 2018, 09.15:18	#14-0 (permalink)
Leighton Red Club Captain Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Chris Twitter: @	Re: Hinds In honesty it will be hard to drop either Pyke or Big Mike given the way they both played on Tuesday night. Can see Hinds being an impact sub to begin with before pushing for a start. He (Hinds) seemed quite slight which was the only concern given that most teams in our league have whopping 6ft 3+ centre backs so playing the ball on the deck or over the top to run onto would have to be the way forward, whereas at present there is more of a front two hold the ball up and lay in off then get in the box to get onto crosses tactic. Will also be interesting to see where Holroyd fits in (played right midfield when he came on Tuesday), great to have genuine competition for places and allows the manager to even consider an element of rotation (could be key when we have fixtures such as Havant away and Gateshead away on consecutive match days in late Feb - who sorts these fixtures?! )

16th August 2018, 11.19:23	#17-0 (permalink)
Red Light Due a Testimonial Joined: Aug 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Hinds Difficult to say at this stage having not seen Hinds - but at some point he will get his chance and will have to be ready to take it - if he performs then no doubt the cream will rise to the top and he will become a regular starter. It's early days - Ricketts has tough decisions to make but as others have commented, we now have the ability to do a bit of rotation and the ability to put out a very strong bench in comparison to recent seasons. At the moment the pitches are lush and dry but as the year progresses they will become heavier - there is a long way to go and some players will adapt better than others - some will drop form and others will be better suited to the formation and work better dependent on who they have playing alongside them - Ricketts will also be in an experimental period to find the best mix - a nice situation to be in - far stronger than the situation we had under Keates - suddenly we have an abundance of striking options.

16th August 2018, 11.39:44	#18-0 (permalink)
dixienormous Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale stand, town end Real Name: Gavin Davies-Jones Twitter: @	Re: Hinds Hinds could be our Jolley __________________ "We talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." -Brian Clough