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[QUOTE=Red Light;2279764]Rather than looking to blame Dibble have a look at the marking in the box for BOTH goals conceded - it simply does not exist - red shirts are in there but not picking up a man - given far too much freedom and space to get shots away.
Especially when we should have been going all out to play the game out, break it up, slow it down, disrupt momentum with barely 10 minutes to go.[/QUOTE]

You make a very good point. The marking in the Barrow game from set pieces was non-existent.

The newly adopted playing style will result in more goals at both ends! Some of our senior defensive players may be found wanting if we continue to leave them more exposed.

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[QUOTE=Percy Sugden;2279765]You make a very good point. The marking in the Barrow game from set pieces was non-existent.

The newly adopted playing style will result in more goals at both ends! Some of our senior defensive players may be found wanting if we continue to leave them more exposed.[/QUOTE]

Defensive marking needs to be improved regardless of a more attacking playing style. Carra, Jennings, Summers, Young and Redmond all need to take more responsibility at set pieces. Goal side of your man isn’t difficult.
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[QUOTE=Percy Sugden;2279763]Chesterfield have Jalal as first choice and Coddington on the bench.

Given Lainton’s appalling injury record I’m surprised at both giving him a 2 year deal and not having a good backup whose comfortable at this level.[/QUOTE]

Another of your weird posts - Lainton appalling injury record ?? He missed one (yes one) league game last season - think it was Gateshead away. Dibble is a good number 2 at this level, its just bad luck Lainton got this injury early in the season.

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[QUOTE=wrexham forever;2279777]Another of your weird posts - Lainton appalling injury record ?? He missed one (yes one) league game last season - think it was Gateshead away. Dibble is a good number 2 at this level, its just bad luck Lainton got this injury early in the season.[/QUOTE]

Look at his injury record previous to joining ourselves. He’s spent more time on the treatment table than on the pitch.

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[QUOTE=pagl;2279770]Defensive marking needs to be improved regardless of a more attacking playing style. Carra, Jennings, Summers, Young and Redmond all need to take more responsibility at set pieces. Goal side of your man isn’t difficult.
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Yes I agree pagl.

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More rubbish from Percy I'm afraid. Agree with Red Light that if anything it was the defence not Dibble to blame for the goals. As for Lainton, his injury record before joining us was poor but after a fantastic season and fearing we would lose him to Slops no one (not even Percy) criticised him re-signing or the length of the contract. It's bad luck pure and simple but of course we know about the 20-20 hindsight many posters are proud of.

As for Dibble, I think Lainton is much better but hes perfectly capable at this level and has never let us down when he has played and that includes Tuesday. I doubt many 5th tier clubs have better back up. Coddington was Percy's example and granted he did well for us but then had a nightmare spell at Guiseley and couldn't get a look in even on the bench at Northampton so how good is he now.

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When conceding 2 late goals it's down to defenders not doing their job not just the keeper.
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Pearson seemed to leave his man and challenge the man Lawlor should have been marking. Comes down to organisation, simple as.

It’s an absolute fluke mind, shit shot that made its way through all those players.

Grant’s quick finish was brilliant. That’s his higher class football brain in operation. Others would be dilly dallying and end up with a blocked shot there.

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Happy with the link up play between Hooper , Grant and Harris. Barton should help out the defence once he’s in midfield.
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