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It's taken him a while to convince me he's ready for League Two. Swindon at home was the best game I've ever seen him play. Was hoping the Taylor influence was turning him into a better player.
You would think so, I believe he's left footed, but do we need four decent centre backs at this level though?
Reading Scott Lindsay's comments on the move it appears that Tucker won't be playing for MK again so I'd imagine this loan move is with one eye on next season for sure. I'm far happier with it now as that's exactly what we should be doing in our current position. He's got loads of experience with over 200 games and is still only 25 which in centre back terms is pretty young. With Flanagan and Kelleher both out of contract this season this move is making more and more sense to me.
Rumours are that both Luton and Millwall are close to meeting our valuation of Tovide. Would be ironic if he ended up at Luton after they sold Taylor. I know which one I'd prefer.
Bit of a strange one this. He's here to play football it seems but if he goes straight into the side it doesn't bode well for Kelleher or Goodliffe. Is this a position where we really needed to get a player in? I'm not sure myself. Would've preferred another wide player or forward personally.
I think something along these lines is far more likely. If we haven't picked up any injuries or illness I expect Terry or Hopper to be replaced on the bench by Simpson.
He was only 19 then as well. Played in the same team as Iandolo, Hunt and Payne so at least a few of our players should know what he's like. He's still a young player and could turn out to be a really good signing.
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Teams play out from the back all of time in the modern game. I went to watch Tottenham V Liverpool last week and both sides got themselves in a mess multiple times in the game doing it. If the best players in the country mess it up on a carpet like pitch what chance has a League Two player got on some of the surfaces we have to play on? I'm personally not a fan of it, especially at our level, but did watch a piece Scott Lindsay did on it that kind of made sense. I can't find it but did find this which is is an amusing watch:
I think managers and coaches accept that it's going to go wrong and they'll concede goals from it but overall they'll get more goals and wins playing in this way.
But you're only picking the last four games because it helps with your narrative it's also 9 goals conceded in the last 13 matches. You can pretty much make stats say whatever you want them to. Also amongst those nine goals was a debatable penalty and two goalkeeping errors, it's not like we're suddenly gifting the opposition chance after chance. I don't think we've suddenly become a team that can't defend, the goals conceded over the course of the season suggest that we're better than average when it comes to defending. And we definitely need a forward or two and I expect them to arrive in this transfer window.
We've literally just had a run of seven matches without conceding a goal and only eight teams in the division have conceded less goals. Does that not suggest that we've got a solid defence and a sound goalkeeper? Macey made two big errors against Cheltenham, I'm not disputing that, but let's not lose sight of the bigger picture here. For me, we were the better side last night and didn't deserve to lose. We're very close to being a good team at this level, we just have to stick with it.
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