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WREX01 · 29th August 2018, 08.50:39

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FieldtownRed · 29th August 2018, 09.59:30

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Originally Posted by WREX01

Get a hobby or something
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Agreed. Some people shouldn’t be allowed internet!

krux · 29th August 2018, 10.04:02

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Doesn't he have a hobby and he is posting his musings on here(a website designed for people to comment on his hobby) for any comments people wish to make. By all means disagree, but theres nothing wrong with saying it.

ugarte007 · 29th August 2018, 10.05:08

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We probably have the best management team and support staff that we have had for the last ten years.

Where fitness levels and tactics are assessed game by game and below par performers are dropped.

Basically what most people have been crying out for for the last ten years!

I think thats part of the point hes trying to make.

TomWFC · 29th August 2018, 10.11:36

I personally think the OP has a valid point.

Say all you want about Solihull disrupting the flow of the game/time wasting/‘doing a number on us’. The fact still remains that, apart from the first 5-10 minutes of the 2nd half, we lacked any basic footballing ability and nous. No retention of possession, rather playing straight into their hands and hoofing long towards their giant back four. There didn’t seem to be any coherent shape or plan to counter Solihull’s approach to the game. Substitutions seemed bizarre. Despite having a poor game, Summerfield was a little more effective than Young and Fondop certainly carried a greater goal threat than Holroyd, who was useless from the first whistle.

A team of bullies/time-wasters etc... is still no excuse not to be able to show basics of passing on the floor, control, movement, communication, giving your team-mate some options when attempting to retain possession.

Football’s a simple game - if the opposition don’t have the ball they can’t hurt you, regardless if they’re big bruisers or cultured footballers.

NedStarksGhost · 29th August 2018, 10.16:20

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Agreed. Some people shouldn’t be allowed internet!

Why does OP not deserve internet? They are just posting their thoughts. I disagree, but I have no reason to make it personal. They're entitled to their opinion on the result and the current set up just like you.

Alan Attack · 29th August 2018, 10.29:55

Some people fail to come to terms with the fact there’s an opponent who wishes to stop you playing and also play a bit of football themselves

cynprifathro · 29th August 2018, 10.30:29

Forty six matches is a long season! Blips are bound to happen especially when ambitious opposing teams raise their game! Solihull away was always going to be a tough hurdle. Lessons to be learned then move on is the Sam Ricketts' sensible viewpoint!

EnglishRed · 29th August 2018, 10.36:40

Also. Could have gone on the reaction thread. Did it need it's own topic?

29th August 2018, 08.50:39	#10-0 (permalink)
WREX01 Due a Testimonial Joined: Mar 2007 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Training Regime and Tactics Get a hobby or something Posted via mobile theme

29th August 2018, 10.11:36	#14-0 (permalink)
TomWFC Legend Joined: Jul 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Training Regime and Tactics I personally think the OP has a valid point. Say all you want about Solihull disrupting the flow of the game/time wasting/‘doing a number on us’. The fact still remains that, apart from the first 5-10 minutes of the 2nd half, we lacked any basic footballing ability and nous. No retention of possession, rather playing straight into their hands and hoofing long towards their giant back four. There didn’t seem to be any coherent shape or plan to counter Solihull’s approach to the game. Substitutions seemed bizarre. Despite having a poor game, Summerfield was a little more effective than Young and Fondop certainly carried a greater goal threat than Holroyd, who was useless from the first whistle. A team of bullies/time-wasters etc... is still no excuse not to be able to show basics of passing on the floor, control, movement, communication, giving your team-mate some options when attempting to retain possession. Football’s a simple game - if the opposition don’t have the ball they can’t hurt you, regardless if they’re big bruisers or cultured footballers.

29th August 2018, 10.29:55	#16-0 (permalink)
Alan Attack Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Feb 2005 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road End Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Training Regime and Tactics Some people fail to come to terms with the fact there’s an opponent who wishes to stop you playing and also play a bit of football themselves

29th August 2018, 10.30:29	#17-0 (permalink)
cynprifathro Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Training Regime and Tactics Forty six matches is a long season! Blips are bound to happen especially when ambitious opposing teams raise their game! Solihull away was always going to be a tough hurdle. Lessons to be learned then move on is the Sam Ricketts' sensible viewpoint!

29th August 2018, 10.36:40	#18-0 (permalink)
EnglishRed retired & running a pub Joined: Jan 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Training Regime and Tactics Also. Could have gone on the reaction thread. Did it need it's own topic?