F!RTHY
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So, after coming off second best against Oxford at the weekend, we're given a great chance to bounce back quickly with a home fixture under the Valley Parade lights on Tuesday night.
There's a lot of hype about our strikers at the moment - I suppose you could use that term very loosely.
Hiwula had two great chances against Oxford, and he fluffed them both. So, City fans are now calling for him to be dropped. I personally believe he should be shown faith by McCall, because he's a great outlet to have.
A lot believe this paves the way for James Hanson - no fucking thank you! Bring him on in the latter stages when we're chasing the game, by all means, but he shouldn't be a starter. Unfortunately, the vast majority of our fanbase absolutely love him, and bust a big everytime he wins an header - only to then ask the question 'where are you (Hanson's strike partner at the time), Hans is winning all the headers, and you're no where to be seen'.
Well, I suppose if Hanson knew where he was heading the ball in the first place, it may give his strike partner a chance of reading the play better.
Honestly, he's fucking useless - and I can't believe we're on the verge of giving him a way back into the starting XI without really giving McNulty a chance.
It's the same fans who are crying out for a flat 4-4-2, and to get the ball wide and crossed at every given opportunity. Sadly, they fail to realise that this dark age football is ever so predictable - and in order for us utilise this style of play, you do need to our-and-out performing wingers.
4-2-3-1 has to be the formation, for me - however, not for Southend on Tues due to injuries.
James Meredith is a doubt, which means Sir Percy will be starting at LB, and Killgallon at CB.
Doyle
Darby Vincelot Killa KNP
Marshall Cullen Dieng Law
Clarke/Vučkič
Hiwula/McNulty
I fancy us to run riot abit.
3 points is a must, what with Sheff Utd at home next Saturday.
There's a lot of hype about our strikers at the moment - I suppose you could use that term very loosely.
Hiwula had two great chances against Oxford, and he fluffed them both. So, City fans are now calling for him to be dropped. I personally believe he should be shown faith by McCall, because he's a great outlet to have.
A lot believe this paves the way for James Hanson - no fucking thank you! Bring him on in the latter stages when we're chasing the game, by all means, but he shouldn't be a starter. Unfortunately, the vast majority of our fanbase absolutely love him, and bust a big everytime he wins an header - only to then ask the question 'where are you (Hanson's strike partner at the time), Hans is winning all the headers, and you're no where to be seen'.
Well, I suppose if Hanson knew where he was heading the ball in the first place, it may give his strike partner a chance of reading the play better.
Honestly, he's fucking useless - and I can't believe we're on the verge of giving him a way back into the starting XI without really giving McNulty a chance.
It's the same fans who are crying out for a flat 4-4-2, and to get the ball wide and crossed at every given opportunity. Sadly, they fail to realise that this dark age football is ever so predictable - and in order for us utilise this style of play, you do need to our-and-out performing wingers.
4-2-3-1 has to be the formation, for me - however, not for Southend on Tues due to injuries.
James Meredith is a doubt, which means Sir Percy will be starting at LB, and Killgallon at CB.
Doyle
Darby Vincelot Killa KNP
Marshall Cullen Dieng Law
Clarke/Vučkič
Hiwula/McNulty
I fancy us to run riot abit.
3 points is a must, what with Sheff Utd at home next Saturday.