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Comment | That Swindon Town match report again – Report
by TacticalR at 22:35:47
Thanks for your report.
We looked sluggish. You have described all our shortcomings, and the reasons behind them. We looked incapable of stepping up a gear, even when Burrell brought the game back to 1-1. At that point I noticed that Norwich were playing well (better than us anyway), and the tide turned against us.
Madsen's miss. With his technique you would have hoped for something better, and it might have turned the game in our favour (although Norwich had more missed chances than us).
We looked weak in midfield and defence and unconvincing in attack. I keep on saying it, but despite our problems elsewhere I feel the key to our reviving our season is reviving our attack. What's happened to Kone? |
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Comment | That Swindon Town match report again – Report
by Wealdon_R at 19:50:59
Thought walk-in bath salesman couldn’t be topped but shopmobility proved me wrong.
Good to see we rested Poku and JCS, after not playing them Wednesday, and able to keep the availability stats high. |
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Comment | That Swindon Town match report again – Report
by extratimeR at 16:07:44
Er, 100% Correct
Norwich piled down our left from the off, their seemed a large space between Cook and Field?
When we do this to other teams they react quickly, (throw some cover onto Field, play a bit narrower), as you say Clive, Norrington Davis would have worked this out instantly as an actual full back, (not criticizing Field, he looked like that knock started early on in the game?).
Yes, Madsen looked burnt out early, (not surprising), Varane anonymous.
Yes, not sure what Frey could offer. not throwing Kolli in after three game week criminal.
Great report as usual Clive, (I remember Swindon all to well)
Cheers Clive! |
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Comment | That Swindon Town match report again – Report
by derbyhoop at 19:37:55
I was hesitating before I made my latest (wrong) prediction between a defeat and a 2-& win for the Rs. Ever hopeful, I came down on the side of an away win. I should have read the preview more carefully. All the pitfalls were itemised and I just ignored them.
It was a dreadfully flat performance and at HT I thought Julian could have taken off any of the 5 midfielders. The 2 full backs were almost equally ineffective. 10 minutes into the second half it was obvious we weren't going to come back.
Feel sorry for Burrell who was one of the few to come out with any credit. |
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Comment | That Swindon Town match report again – Report
by Myke at 16:35:45
Cracking, report, Clive, sharing all my frustrations. It's the hope... etc etc. This entire game was a blueprint for the LFW glossary.
NEGATIVE: One of Stephan's 'strengths' was his ability to 'manage' three game week's. If playing the same team twice in three days is 'strong', I would not like to be privy to his weaknesses.
STRENGTHS: Exactly this time last season we WERE Norwich - five points from safety. So I will settle for where we are now, in terms of overall progress. |
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Comment | Not that Swindon Town match preview again - Preview
by TacticalR at 14:38:28
Thanks for your preview.
Ainsworth aged by the day. The great gift of Warnock was managing (perhaps even relishing) the madness. It remains to be seen how Stéphan rides the tiger.
As for Norwich, the 'oppo in crisis' omens (striker not scoring etc.) are so good they are bad, if you know what I mean. |
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Comment | Six adrift, no home win, fan revolt, Norwich bin fire well ablaze – Oppo Focus
by TacticalR at 13:47:32
Thanks to Phil and Connor.
Interesting that both fans think the rot started prior to Ben Knapper.
On the pitch it sounds like too many similar players have been brought in in one go, not allowing for a slower integration with experienced Championship players, and too many star players have been sold.
Off the pitch, it sounds like the club have seriously blundered and alienated the fans at exactly the wrong time.
Whether any of this helps us remains to be seen. |
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