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dagg · 16th September 2019, 09.23:54

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Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty

Who wrote that? He missed his vocation he should do Stand-up comedy.

It was like a dormitory in the grounds first half. The only noise came from the kids who will probably tell their dad's they don't want to go again, only time fans got out of their seats was to beat the queue at the bar or use a stinking urinal.
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Author: Tom Barlow, Wrexham AFC website.

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John Neals Dynasty · 16th September 2019, 09.26:18

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Originally Posted by dagg

Author: Tom Barlow, Wrexham AFC website.

He needs to get back to Coronation Street if he likes a borefest
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pagl · 16th September 2019, 09.28:36

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Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon

Thought Grant did well, too. But I guess you do not like him.

You are right and yes he was one of better players and I should have rated him accordingly.

mitchelltown · 16th September 2019, 11.28:12

When the manager comes up with,maybe the kick off time affected our game as a reason for the poor show, its time to call it a day.

BertieDragon · 16th September 2019, 11.32:33

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Originally Posted by krux

4231 is just a variation of 433, with two deep midfielders and one pushing forward.

How would you set up the midfield in a 433, if different to a 4231?

Well that's not the way we set up to play it. Our '2' sit very deep shuffling left and right to follow the ball and our '3' sit flat, always too late to get ahead of the striker.

Neither the 2 nor the 3 are ever in the right spaces - hence how we have to resort to hoof ball in attack and leave gaps all over the place in defence.

At this level, a solid well drilled 4-4-2 would much better suit the players we have available

dixienormous · 16th September 2019, 11.35:14

Everyone were absolute shiite, a disgrace to the shirt. The 'management' are so inept it's comedy.

The players aren't playing for Hughes or Darlo, so how many chances do the board get? If they had some respect for the club and fans, they'd be gone.

techender · 16th September 2019, 11.53:09

Avoided commenting until now as I would probably have written something I regretted.

An abject display and possibly one of the worse games of football we have witnessed for many an year - and all in front of a national TV audience.

I don't think any of the players or backroom staff come out of that with any credit whatsoever, and we can only hope that their personal and professional pride will kick in to help avoid any repeat.

A very ordinary Sutton side closed us down at every opportunity and yet we gave them an age on the ball. We looked to have no pattern to our play and some of the basics expected of a professional footballer - like first touch, vision and accuracy in passing and hitting the target from close range - where all missing.

If I'm wrong, and we do not see a reaction after that, then the lot of them need to leave, and seriously consider a career outside of the game.

As for the manager, I actually feel sorry for him as its not his fault he was appointed to a job he so obviously is incapable of doing, but those who are equally incapable.

krux · 16th September 2019, 12.08:27

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Originally Posted by BertieDragon

Well that's not the way we set up to play it. Our '2' sit very deep shuffling left and right to follow the ball and our '3' sit flat, always too late to get ahead of the striker.

Neither the 2 nor the 3 are ever in the right spaces - hence how we have to resort to hoof ball in attack and leave gaps all over the place in defence.

At this level, a solid well drilled 4-4-2 would much better suit the players we have available

That'ss still a variation of a 433.

Is there anyway we could play a 433, and set up differently. Try getting the wide men to push up more, maybe. what about a flat midfield 3?

Wrexy · 16th September 2019, 12.52:06

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Originally Posted by techender

Avoided commenting until now as I would probably have written something I regretted.

An abject display and possibly one of the worse games of football we have witnessed for many an year - and all in front of a national TV audience.

I don't think any of the players or backroom staff come out of that with any credit whatsoever, and we can only hope that their personal and professional pride will kick in to help avoid any repeat.

A very ordinary Sutton side closed us down at every opportunity and yet we gave them an age on the ball. We looked to have no pattern to our play and some of the basics expected of a professional footballer - like first touch, vision and accuracy in passing and hitting the target from close range - where all missing.

If I'm wrong, and we do not see a reaction after that, then the lot of them need to leave, and seriously consider a career outside of the game.

As for the manager, I actually feel sorry for him as its not his fault he was appointed to a job he so obviously is incapable of doing, but those who are equally incapable.

Sums up exactly how I felt about Saturday.

Watched it on TV and I don't think I've ever been so bored watching any live game for 90 mins. Let alone those where Wrexham were playing. Painful stuff and I hope the players took a long hard look at themselves over the weekend.

Redmond coming on as sub summed up the entire day for me. The most effort he made was in spitting on the pitch five seconds after coming on.

Just feels like the entire club is in free-fall.

16th September 2019, 11.28:12	#22-0 (permalink)
mitchelltown First Teamer Joined: Jan 2011 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Sutton reaction and ratings When the manager comes up with,maybe the kick off time affected our game as a reason for the poor show, its time to call it a day.

16th September 2019, 11.35:14	#24-0 (permalink)
dixienormous Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale stand, town end Real Name: Gavin Davies-Jones Twitter: @	Re: Sutton reaction and ratings Everyone were absolute shiite, a disgrace to the shirt. The 'management' are so inept it's comedy. The players aren't playing for Hughes or Darlo, so how many chances do the board get? If they had some respect for the club and fans, they'd be gone. __________________ "We talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." -Brian Clough

16th September 2019, 11.53:09	#25-0 (permalink)
techender Legend Joined: Jun 2010 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand centre Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Sutton reaction and ratings Avoided commenting until now as I would probably have written something I regretted. An abject display and possibly one of the worse games of football we have witnessed for many an year - and all in front of a national TV audience. I don't think any of the players or backroom staff come out of that with any credit whatsoever, and we can only hope that their personal and professional pride will kick in to help avoid any repeat. A very ordinary Sutton side closed us down at every opportunity and yet we gave them an age on the ball. We looked to have no pattern to our play and some of the basics expected of a professional footballer - like first touch, vision and accuracy in passing and hitting the target from close range - where all missing. If I'm wrong, and we do not see a reaction after that, then the lot of them need to leave, and seriously consider a career outside of the game. As for the manager, I actually feel sorry for him as its not his fault he was appointed to a job he so obviously is incapable of doing, but those who are equally incapable.