Quote from: Flamingo Lane on Today at 11:49:20 AMLindelof has been excellent for us in whatever position he's been asked to play, and at whatever stage of a game, and it's a mystery to me as to why we have not been calling much more on his reliability and experience during this difficult time of injuries to key established players. He'd be first on my list of starters v Wolves, and I don't care in what position.As I stated, and was pilloried in some quarters for, our midfield is weak at the moment so I would bring in Lindelöf to sit in front of the back four, playing the Kamara role, stepping in to help as another CB and breaking up play. He is a good passer, not of the quality of Torres but ok and while he won't attack like Kamara but he may bring some steel and stability. Yes we have to change formation, perhaps lose a winger but I agree that his experience and talent would be valuable in a side struggling for inspiration.
Lindelof has been excellent for us in whatever position he's been asked to play, and at whatever stage of a game, and it's a mystery to me as to why we have not been calling much more on his reliability and experience during this difficult time of injuries to key established players. He'd be first on my list of starters v Wolves, and I don't care in what position.
Quote from: Brend'Watkins on Today at 12:51:35 PMOnana needs to put in a performance as I’m rapidly running out of patience with him. He should be showing far more than he has recently.I think Dougie has been on the same level if not worse, Onana has shown at times that he can be dominant and play well.
Onana needs to put in a performance as I’m rapidly running out of patience with him. He should be showing far more than he has recently.
Quote from: Ads on Today at 12:23:22 PMThe level of inferiority complex you must have to contrive events against a side who have lost 20 games and conceded 51, who are currently the worse there's been for many, many a decade is quite something.Our league position would have had us easily beat Everton, Brentford, Bournemouth and Leeds. It’s our dire form that worries me. Of course Wolves can beat us.
The level of inferiority complex you must have to contrive events against a side who have lost 20 games and conceded 51, who are currently the worse there's been for many, many a decade is quite something.
Quote from: Nev on Today at 01:05:45 PMQuote from: Flamingo Lane on Today at 11:49:20 AMLindelof has been excellent for us in whatever position he's been asked to play, and at whatever stage of a game, and it's a mystery to me as to why we have not been calling much more on his reliability and experience during this difficult time of injuries to key established players. He'd be first on my list of starters v Wolves, and I don't care in what position.As I stated, and was pilloried in some quarters for, our midfield is weak at the moment so I would bring in Lindelöf to sit in front of the back four, playing the Kamara role, stepping in to help as another CB and breaking up play. He is a good passer, not of the quality of Torres but ok and while he won't attack like Kamara but he may bring some steel and stability. Yes we have to change formation, perhaps lose a winger but I agree that his experience and talent would be valuable in a side struggling for inspiration.Bringing in Lindelof to play in midfield v Wolves would be negative in a McLeish type manner. I'd play him at centre back alright.
Tammy Abraham has scored more goals against Wolves than he has against any other team in his career (6), including a hat-trick at Molineux in 2019. (Villa Statto)He surely has to start on Friday.
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