Much better than I was expecting.The twitch-eyed one has the ability, and the players, to change things around in the second half, and we'll stay with things exactly as they are. A very nervous 45 minutes coming on.
Quote from: Bad English on May 06, 2012, 02:50:55 PMQuote from: Jimbo on May 06, 2012, 02:47:55 PMWith Ireland on song down the middle, Weimann would be a wise sub. That's if we want a second. Somebody fool McLeish and write "defender" next to Weimann's name and he'll be on after HT. Probably for Ireland though.Or change his name to Emile Heskey by deed poll.
Quote from: Jimbo on May 06, 2012, 02:47:55 PMWith Ireland on song down the middle, Weimann would be a wise sub. That's if we want a second. Somebody fool McLeish and write "defender" next to Weimann's name and he'll be on after HT. Probably for Ireland though.
With Ireland on song down the middle, Weimann would be a wise sub. That's if we want a second.
This is the point where his lack of ability as a manager has shone through all season, we're in the lead, probably slightly against the run of play, but have looked decent, in virtually every other match where this has been the case at half time we've come out and sat 9-0-1 and tried to hang on, ending up getting stuffed.
They are going to score. We just need to ensure it is only the once. A point will be a big deal today. I wish I had any confidence that we had the ability to score on the break. We're just not fast enough. The days of fit Gabby, Ash and Downing are long gone.
Quote from: toronto villa on May 06, 2012, 03:00:26 PMThey are going to score. We just need to ensure it is only the once. A point will be a big deal today. I wish I had any confidence that we had the ability to score on the break. We're just not fast enough. The days of fit Gabby, Ash and Downing are long gone.That's why a Carruthers-for-N'Zog makes sense: we get more energy, more pace and greater commitment (based on Carruthers' previous subb appearances).