I like 2-0. 2-0 is my favourite result. In an ideal world 2-0 with the opposition not getting a touch for the last ten minutes, with Villa playing the ball round their own half and everyone in the Holte end gossiping and telling jokes.That is my perfect matchday experience.
A nice comfortable 2-0 win, still unbeaten in the league, boiling hot weather, and a 10p lolly from the corner shop on the way back to the car after the game. Job done. I've had worse days. UTV1.
Quote from: EffDee on October 01, 2011, 08:14:26 PMWhilst this result - and performance - was welcome, I can't help feeling that we'd better get a whole lot tighter through the middle against the better teams: whether this means forfeiting SI or BB in favour of a more tenacious player or wehther it measn Del;ph gives way, I'm not sure. But Petrov will not do it on his own.Mentioning Petrov, I do think he's been very good so far this season; not just the quality of his shooting but his general play has been excellent.Petrov, in my opinion, is one of the reasons for us not being as attack minded as we could be. He slows the play down far too much. Many times Bannan and Ireland moved into a great position in between Wigan players, but he misses it and goes backwards/sidewards, which then results in a hoof up front.If we are to improve, Petrov needs to be moved aside, for Bannan to start in his position in the middle.
Whilst this result - and performance - was welcome, I can't help feeling that we'd better get a whole lot tighter through the middle against the better teams: whether this means forfeiting SI or BB in favour of a more tenacious player or wehther it measn Del;ph gives way, I'm not sure. But Petrov will not do it on his own.Mentioning Petrov, I do think he's been very good so far this season; not just the quality of his shooting but his general play has been excellent.
Delph either does something really good or really bad. Hopefully he'll cut a lot of the bad out, but I don't think it'll all go. It's all or nothing with him.
It had passed me by until today that Shaun Maloney was a Wigan player.
Quote from: Lizz on October 01, 2011, 11:04:28 PMIt had passed me by until today that Shaun Maloney was a Wigan player.I think it passed Wigan by too
Quote from: Matt C on October 01, 2011, 11:48:21 PMQuote from: Lizz on October 01, 2011, 11:04:28 PMIt had passed me by until today that Shaun Maloney was a Wigan player.I think it passed Wigan by tooI actually thought they looked much more dangerous when he came on.
I'm not rubbishing McLiesh but I'm certainly not saying he's getting this right at this point because as sure as night follows day we will come up against a team like Man City and the teams real flaws will stand out like a sore thumb and rather than make rash statements now only to revisit them 2 weeks from now when we may be looking at a different scenario and everybody will be saying what a tosser he is, I won't be, more a reality check.