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Vincent’s errors…
Think he’s been unreal until now but a few errors tonight imo.
- JBG not Benson. Benson changes the game last match, deserved to come in above JBG imo.
- Barnes coming on, not Halil (who imo should’ve been on the bench instead).
That’s all. Arguably some midfield freshness but overall I think the above two changes and we see out the match.
Still love him & all, just think these two decisions were wrong & certainly hope the later is not even a consideration as the season goes on.
- JBG not Benson. Benson changes the game last match, deserved to come in above JBG imo.
- Barnes coming on, not Halil (who imo should’ve been on the bench instead).
That’s all. Arguably some midfield freshness but overall I think the above two changes and we see out the match.
Still love him & all, just think these two decisions were wrong & certainly hope the later is not even a consideration as the season goes on.
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Was Dervisoglu eligible for tonight?
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Do you not think bringing on Halil might have been an even bigger error because it would have cost 3 points for playing an unregistered player? At least, I understood he was registered too late, and he certainly wasn't on the bench.
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Don’t agree with either of your points tbh.
We needed some strength in retaining the ball and experience hence JBG.
Halil had barely had a training session and don’t think he was even registered in time. Hopefully he’ll be taking Barnes’ place on the bench soon though.
We needed some strength in retaining the ball and experience hence JBG.
Halil had barely had a training session and don’t think he was even registered in time. Hopefully he’ll be taking Barnes’ place on the bench soon though.
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Just to add - if there any errors it was starting Vitinho on the right wing, completely ineffectual there as was shown in the prior two games he started there. Don’t really get that one when he’s got Churlinov / Benson / JBG to choose from (the latter maybe in the need of a rest).RVclaret wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 5:52 amDon’t agree with either of your points tbh.
We needed some strength in retaining the ball and experience hence JBG.
Halil had barely had a training session and don’t think he was even registered in time. Hopefully he’ll be taking Barnes’ place on the bench soon though.
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And what protection do you think Benson would have got from that ref? He'd have been kicked into the standsNewClaret wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 12:34 amThink he’s been unreal until now but a few errors tonight imo.
- JBG not Benson. Benson changes the game last match, deserved to come in above JBG imo.
- Barnes coming on, not Halil (who imo should’ve been on the bench instead).
That’s all. Arguably some midfield freshness but overall I think the above two changes and we see out the match.
Still love him & all, just think these two decisions were wrong & certainly hope the later is not even a consideration as the season goes on.
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Could bringing on JBG have been influebced by the need for a bit more height? Not the defining reason but perhaps influencing it?
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Thought his post match assessment was spot on really,
Which makes a refreshing change.
Its very easy to come on here and be critical an hour after the games finished having succumbed to another game where we’ve dropped two points.
WBA were the better side over the 90 last night.
It was going to be a bit of a steal if we got all 3pts last night, which would have made me feel better about the Luton/Blackpool games. As it felt like three points we shouldnt have got.
The team was tired and it showed in the passing - a night where we really could have done with not giving ourselves extra pressing to do.
The trick was balancing energy with experience last night.
The whole things going to take time.
Which makes a refreshing change.
Its very easy to come on here and be critical an hour after the games finished having succumbed to another game where we’ve dropped two points.
WBA were the better side over the 90 last night.
It was going to be a bit of a steal if we got all 3pts last night, which would have made me feel better about the Luton/Blackpool games. As it felt like three points we shouldnt have got.
The team was tired and it showed in the passing - a night where we really could have done with not giving ourselves extra pressing to do.
The trick was balancing energy with experience last night.
The whole things going to take time.
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I don't think VK could have done much else and I've no issues with what he did do. Too many players were below par last night and with the pressure being applied something was going to fall just right for West Brom eventually, especially as the useless ref had decided we had to play tons of added time until they scored! The players needed to take responsibility for seeing a game like that out and that's where we've become so, so accustomed to Mee, Tarkowski and Pope and knowing that in those circumstances like last night the 3 points would always be travelling back up the motorway. It's not going to be like that anymore unfortunately.
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The other thing to add is Benson was superb, but in a way he probably shot himself in the foot a bit changing the game off the bench against Milwall. Millwall looked a lot more ragged after an hour of chasing the ball about. It was perfect for benson. I don’t think it was necessarily an error tbh
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Disappointed we didn't get the 3pts as we had numerous chances to put the game to bed, for all West Broms possession they offered little in front of goal.
This was just as disappointing as the dropped points against Blackpool were we through a 2 goal lead away
This was just as disappointing as the dropped points against Blackpool were we through a 2 goal lead away
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I was surprised Benson didn’t get on after Tuesday but as above it may have been down to the style of play and how the ref was letting things go.
The subs he did make should have put the game to bed though.
The subs he did make should have put the game to bed though.
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I don’t think I can really think of anything he got wrong to be honest, I’d probably not have brought Barnes on but he had little option really
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Would prefer this thread was called Vincent’s decisions. It isn’t factual they were errors and it is too negative against our manager.
Remember JBG is the “player we wouldn’t be able to afford” as a new signing, Churlinov nearly won us the game, BPF was due to injury, Jay can’t play 180 minutes in 3 days and Cork was on a booking.
Remember JBG is the “player we wouldn’t be able to afford” as a new signing, Churlinov nearly won us the game, BPF was due to injury, Jay can’t play 180 minutes in 3 days and Cork was on a booking.
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Bringing barnes on…..
Dont look at it as Bringing him on.
Its more protecting Jay Rod for the next game.
Dont look at it as Bringing him on.
Its more protecting Jay Rod for the next game.
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The only thing I didn’t agree with was to put maatsen straight back in, because I thought Vitinho did enough to keep his place at left back, and has also demonstrated that he isn’t a winger. Hopefully he will do this in the next game, and start one of JBG/Chirlinov/Benson/Zoury.
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How refreshing it is to see players who are not having a great game, being taken off, and doing it early in the game. Both Maatsen and Cork, despite some great performances this season, were not playing well last night and got rightly taken off. In the last few seasons, when winning 1-0 were a full back and midfielder (and captain) taken off. I am hoping now we have a good selection of strikers that Barnes is not relied upon. If I was one of the new striker arrivals and watched Barnes play on a regular basis I would be demotivated.
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If he had been bold then he would not have started Cork, who looked tired and had a poor game until subbed, but had he left him out and we had played as we did then he would have got some real pelters on here..
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I’m absolutely convinced that JBG was the right decision.
The one decision I would question was Maatsen back at left back for Vitinho. Vitinho is a better defender and is significantly stronger in that position than he is on the right side.
Vitinho would have foiled the threat form the right side from Wallace far more effectively.
That said, if Roberts boots one final ball away, I imagine we’re all thinking it’s a fine away performance against one of the title favourites away from home.
The one decision I would question was Maatsen back at left back for Vitinho. Vitinho is a better defender and is significantly stronger in that position than he is on the right side.
Vitinho would have foiled the threat form the right side from Wallace far more effectively.
That said, if Roberts boots one final ball away, I imagine we’re all thinking it’s a fine away performance against one of the title favourites away from home.
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Agreed, his biggest error was to start Maatsen.gandhisflipflop wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 8:58 amThe only thing I didn’t agree with was to put maatsen straight back in, because I thought Vitinho did enough to keep his place at left back, and has also demonstrated that he isn’t a winger. Hopefully he will do this in the next game, and start one of JBG/Chirlinov/Benson/Zoury.
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The thing that stood out for me last night was our dreadful passing.
I lost count of the times we gave the ball away through sloppy passes. We have to learn if you present
the opposition with the ball, you're setting them up for an attack. Need to sharpen upon that, and that's
down to the players themselves, not the manager.
Keeping the ball is all important, specially against a good side like West Brom.
I lost count of the times we gave the ball away through sloppy passes. We have to learn if you present
the opposition with the ball, you're setting them up for an attack. Need to sharpen upon that, and that's
down to the players themselves, not the manager.
Keeping the ball is all important, specially against a good side like West Brom.
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Don’t agree. He was absolutely excellent until minute 36 when he got booked. After that he was stand-offish and the game passed him by.nil_desperandum wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 9:05 amIf he had been bold then he would not have started Cork, who looked tired and had a poor game until subbed, but had he left him out and we had played as we did then he would have got some real pelters on here..
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And the absolutely ridiculous thing about that is how innocuous his challenge which drew the booking was when you saw some of the stuff later that went totally unpunished. It definitely affected Cork's game.
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Electro has it right. Having had some thinking time it was probably partly due to how well WBA pressed but we were also wasteful when not under pressure inviting them right back at us.
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A better passing game from us and they would have run out of time.
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Its a marker of how spoilt we’ve been.
Cork had a few mis-placed passes and some - me included were saying he’d had a poor game by his standards.
Its a poor do when you can have a few mis placed passes and someone (like me) is saying you’ve not been as good as you normally are.
But that’s the incredibly high standards we’ve got used to.
I agree - leave cork out and drop points and VK gets pelters.
Play him, and see that he’s tired and we say
‘Needed a rest’
For me you’d share the load between westy and Cork when hems back.
Cork had a few mis-placed passes and some - me included were saying he’d had a poor game by his standards.
Its a poor do when you can have a few mis placed passes and someone (like me) is saying you’ve not been as good as you normally are.
But that’s the incredibly high standards we’ve got used to.
I agree - leave cork out and drop points and VK gets pelters.
Play him, and see that he’s tired and we say
‘Needed a rest’
For me you’d share the load between westy and Cork when hems back.
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Vincent would have learnt a fair bit from last night, not least that Cork can’t do three full games in six days.
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And maybe that we need some hardened experience in the team.to complement the very good young ball players we have. And that referees in this league are not very good.SkiptonClaret wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 9:50 amVincent would have learnt a fair bit from last night, not least that Cork can’t do three full games in six days.
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That's hopefully an issue we are sorting out, and once the new lads are integrate we shouldn't need to be seeing him on the pitch.Notsosuperstevedavis wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 8:33 amBringing barnes on…..
Dont look at it as Bringing him on.
Its more protecting Jay Rod for the next game.
15 mins is too much, it's painful viewing.
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Cork was ok until the booking. I don't know how Kompany could have been bold ( as you say) and not started Cork. Did he know before the game that Cork was going to get booked and then have a poorish game.
Kompany is a good coach but he doesn't have a crystal ball. He is not psychic.
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Apologies JD, i quoted the wrong post.nil_desperandum wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 9:05 amIf he had been bold then he would not have started Cork, who looked tired and had a poor game until subbed, but had he left him out and we had played as we did then he would have got some real pelters on here..
Cork was ok until the booking. I don't know how Kompany could have been bold ( as you say) and not started Cork. Did he know before the game that Cork was going to get booked and then have a poorish game.
Kompany is a good coach but he doesn't have a crystal ball. He is not psychic.
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Raconteur wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 10:19 amCork was ok until the booking. I don't know how Kompany could have been bold ( as you say) and not started Cork. Did he know before the game that Cork was going to get booked and then have a poorish game.
Kompany is a good coach but he doesn't have a crystal ball. He is not psychic.
Quite right
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I think not changing a winning team would have worked here, it doesn’t always.
When the player you bring back in though, after a self inflicted suspension in a game where he was partly to blame for the 2 goals that cost you 2 points takes the position of probably the best performer in the previous game, Vitinho, who moves into a position where he wasn’t quite as effective but it moves to the bench a quality player in JBG then to me it weakened the team and sent the wrong message
When the player you bring back in though, after a self inflicted suspension in a game where he was partly to blame for the 2 goals that cost you 2 points takes the position of probably the best performer in the previous game, Vitinho, who moves into a position where he wasn’t quite as effective but it moves to the bench a quality player in JBG then to me it weakened the team and sent the wrong message
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As far as I recall, the last time he didn't play Cork against a decent team, and we haven't played many or any in the top 12, - we lost...!
Not easy for him to drop Cork
Not easy for him to drop Cork
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I think the team needs games like this to develop and learn from it. First time this season we haven't dominated possession. They had to fight last night. Personally think we struggle when teams take the game to us. We have a relatively new team made up of young lads who will be playing experienced Championship professionals who know how to knock the confidence out of young players (most probably first season in the UK or Championship).
If we learn from it then its been a valuable lesson. This team is WIP with new players still to be introduced, Learn our strengthens and weaknesses, what works and what doesn't etc
The time to worry is when we make the same mistakes game after game or other teams know our style and how to play against us and we don't have a plan B
If we learn from it then its been a valuable lesson. This team is WIP with new players still to be introduced, Learn our strengthens and weaknesses, what works and what doesn't etc
The time to worry is when we make the same mistakes game after game or other teams know our style and how to play against us and we don't have a plan B
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I was under the impression he was available? Is it confirmed anywhere? We’ve had others sign closer to games and make the bench, I think.
But my broader point was just that this sub hasn’t worked for a few games now & in such a close game, made the difference imo.
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No way on earth you can drop Cork or any of that midfield after recent performances. Imagine if he did our performances would have been no better & we’d be left saying how useless we are without Cork. Just one of those things.ClaretPete001 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 11:08 amAs far as I recall, the last time he didn't play Cork against a decent team, and we haven't played many or any in the top 12, - we lost...!
Not easy for him to drop Cork
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So, having won a few games and only lost one, we come on here telling VK he's been getting it wrong!
He knows more than we do about the ins and outs of the squad. I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt.
He knows more than we do about the ins and outs of the squad. I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt.
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Timing of substitutions spot on for me. Just a pity the substitutes failed to make an impact. I actually thought Bastien should have stuck to the Cork role in the centre instead of wondering about on the flanks
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There are no errors
Its just a learning curve for a manager with a new squad in a new league
Early on he realised he had to protect Jay's fitness ability to effect a game
Hopefully he now realises that Cork is in a similar state and cannot play 3 full games in a week
Maatsen may be better than Vitinho going forward but poor when asked to defend
Still questions as to who are the better wide men on both sides - Benson seeming to be the only one capable of beating a man down the outside to cross in
Still questions as to who is going to be the better No 10
Has Roberts shown himself to be so much better than Lowton
The squad is now finalised for the rest of this year and daily training plus games will hopefully bring about further ideas for the manager to try
Its just a learning curve for a manager with a new squad in a new league
Early on he realised he had to protect Jay's fitness ability to effect a game
Hopefully he now realises that Cork is in a similar state and cannot play 3 full games in a week
Maatsen may be better than Vitinho going forward but poor when asked to defend
Still questions as to who are the better wide men on both sides - Benson seeming to be the only one capable of beating a man down the outside to cross in
Still questions as to who is going to be the better No 10
Has Roberts shown himself to be so much better than Lowton
The squad is now finalised for the rest of this year and daily training plus games will hopefully bring about further ideas for the manager to try
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All he has to do is inwardly digest the comments made on this forum and jobs a good ‘un.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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I’d agree with this robbo except it was Cork’s passing that was not up to his usual high standard and that cannot be attributed to his booking.
It sounds like a convenient excuse and feel the fact is more likely to be that Cork’s legs cannot cope with 3 games in a week.
I doubt VK will make that decision again
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What we meed to remember os that there are 24 teams in this division, not just us.
They are all trying to win and at times have great spells. We are the target, firstly because we were the 18th place side to come down who was up there the longest, secondly because of Kompany. We simply won’t have it our own way all the time. It isn’t always about Cork’s legs or Roberts’ defending.
It’s a fair point VK made about many of the players not yet being acclimatised into the group and the system. It’s all about space the way his teams play, so players need to be aware of each other with instinct. The one big disappointment for me was Maatsen but he needed to get back in the saddle and I suspect he got a bit carried away with his early games and needs to settle down again, he’s not a world beater yet. Hopefully his Coventry experience last season helps him because he looked a bit shellshocked how he was raided down his wing, like Blackpool did.
They are all trying to win and at times have great spells. We are the target, firstly because we were the 18th place side to come down who was up there the longest, secondly because of Kompany. We simply won’t have it our own way all the time. It isn’t always about Cork’s legs or Roberts’ defending.
It’s a fair point VK made about many of the players not yet being acclimatised into the group and the system. It’s all about space the way his teams play, so players need to be aware of each other with instinct. The one big disappointment for me was Maatsen but he needed to get back in the saddle and I suspect he got a bit carried away with his early games and needs to settle down again, he’s not a world beater yet. Hopefully his Coventry experience last season helps him because he looked a bit shellshocked how he was raided down his wing, like Blackpool did.
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You might well be rightElizabeth wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 4:09 pmI’d agree with this robbo except it was Cork’s passing that was not up to his usual high standard and that cannot be attributed to his booking.
It sounds like a convenient excuse and feel the fact is more likely to be that Cork’s legs cannot cope with 3 games in a week.
I doubt VK will make that decision again
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I would have taken Maatsen and Cork off at half time for Churlinov and Bastien, then brought Benson on for the ineffective Brownhill after 65 mins.
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I said it would have been a "bold" decision to leave Cork out, and in saying such, I was admitting that Kompany had no real option but to play him, but we know that this is going to be a very long season, and Kompany has said that we need 2 in each position.Raconteur wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 10:24 amApologies JD, i quoted the wrong post.
Cork was ok until the booking. I don't know how Kompany could have been bold ( as you say) and not started Cork. Did he know before the game that Cork was going to get booked and then have a poorish game.
Kompany is a good coach but he doesn't have a crystal ball. He is not psychic.
My point was that with only a short break between Tuesday evening and Friday, there was an argument for putting Cork on the bench and putting Brownhill or Bastien alongside Cullen considering the way that matches have come thick and fast and Cork isn't getting any younger.
As I said, Kompany would have got pelters on here had he left Cork out, but it was clear watching the match, and re- watching it today that Cork was nowhere near the level that he has been at in recent games.
Kompany didn't get it wrong, but I think he will have learnt from this, and it may well be that in the future he doesn't start Cork 3 games in a week.
(Only my thoughts of course, and no criticism of Cork, who up to last night has been excellent).
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Sometimes we just have to accept that anther club gets it right on the day.
For me it's a point gained, we were lucky to get it.
looking through various threads I've seen criticism of about half the team and the manager. Ridiculous over-reaction.
For me it's a point gained, we were lucky to get it.
looking through various threads I've seen criticism of about half the team and the manager. Ridiculous over-reaction.
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1 .West Brom were best we’d played and away -full house
2. Outrageous 8 min added , they scored last min
3. Denied the most stonewall pen almost ever.
4. Ultimately a close exciting competitive game
5. Barnes and ( prob) JBG will be phased out quickly .
6. Darko given good show .
7. It’s the championship
Maybe we’ve bought a few too many players but Vinny’s doing just fine IMO
2. Outrageous 8 min added , they scored last min
3. Denied the most stonewall pen almost ever.
4. Ultimately a close exciting competitive game
5. Barnes and ( prob) JBG will be phased out quickly .
6. Darko given good show .
7. It’s the championship
Maybe we’ve bought a few too many players but Vinny’s doing just fine IMO
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Re: Vincent’s errors…
Re point 2, would love someone with it recorded to add up the stoppages. I’d had a few beers so can’t really recall but it did feel 8 minutes which is almost unheard of.AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 6:49 pm1 .West Brom were best we’d played and away -full house
2. Outrageous 8 min added , they scored last min
3. Denied the most stonewall pen almost ever.
4. Ultimately a close exciting competitive game
5. Barnes and ( prob) JBG will be phased out quickly .
6. Darko given good show .
7. It’s the championship
Maybe we’ve bought a few too many players but Vinny’s doing just fine IMO
Also thought Darko looked very good.
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Re: Vincent’s errors…
Darko did indeed look good , I feel he’ll be a bit of comedy villian , great shows and shockers with his style .