Firstly an insult to Stalybridge to call Bower Fold a 'cow field'. Secondly there wasn't a single player started today who started at Salford - by 'regulars' i presume you mean the 'squad' as opposed to bringing someone in off the street.The 'B' team was set up as a combination of young lads trying to kick start their career after release elsewhere and first teamers needing game time. I'm sure the eventual target is a squad of the former but at present financies and facilities have it on the back burner. Your denigration of the concept shows lack of understanding to a large degree. Anyone of a certain age will remember in our previous FL life the major value the Reserves were particularly in blooding local players.
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I'm hoping it's this for Saturday :-
4-3-1-2
Farman
Stephenson Ray Chester Canavan
Spence Campbell Newby
Whitefield
Stockton Telford
Even if it's not going to plan, persevere because imho, only Foley is good enough to replace any of the midfield.
4-3-1-2
Farman
Stephenson Ray Chester Canavan
Spence Campbell Newby
Whitefield
Stockton Telford
Even if it's not going to plan, persevere because imho, only Foley is good enough to replace any of the midfield.
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Wow that back line is a bit of a disaster sorry.ossickbluebird wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 5:34 pm I'm hoping it's this for Saturday :-
4-3-1-2
Farman
Stephenson Ray Chester Canavan
Spence Campbell Newby
Whitefield
Stockton Telford
Even if it's not going to plan, persevere because imho, only Foley is good enough to replace any of the midfield.
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We`d get hammered with that formation because Ray Chester Canavan are too slow and Stephenson isn`t exactly quick, some one ( Newby would be stuck in no man`s land not knowing whether to twist or stick ) then that would mean only spence and Campbell in midfield what could go wrong ? !ossickbluebird wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 5:34 pm I'm hoping it's this for Saturday :-
4-3-1-2
Farman
Stephenson Ray Chester Canavan
Spence Campbell Newby
Whitefield
Stockton Telford
Even if it's not going to plan, persevere because imho, only Foley is good enough to replace any of the midfield.
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Exactly play like the Morecambe game no excuses now it`s now or never .Bigfathoss wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 12:55 pm I don't want to see any rotation for the rest of the season. Get your best side on the pitch and take the game to them. Rest them for the final 15 mins if the scoreline permits...but get into them!
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Which better defenders do we have?
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If can you insult a pitch OK, however did you see it? Injuries waiting to happen for a game that didn’t need to.SKIPPER wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 5:30 pmFirstly an insult to Stalybridge to call Bower Fold a 'cow field'. Secondly there wasn't a single player started today who started at Salford - by 'regulars' i presume you mean the 'squad' as opposed to bringing someone in off the street.The 'B' team was set up as a combination of young lads trying to kick start their career after release elsewhere and first teamers needing game time. I'm sure the eventual target is a squad of the former but at present financies and facilities have it on the back burner. Your denigration of the concept shows lack of understanding to a large degree. Anyone of a certain age will remember in our previous FL life the major value the Reserves were particularly in blooding local players.
There is no malice at all towards the 3 young lads who don’t make the squad or the opposition, will do wonders for them.
And I fully understand the concept, if as you say we have the ability to do what it’s intended for, but we don’t. Every other team we’ve faced put out their U18s.
Its nonsense.
I said they were all regular starters, and they are.
As we know the starting 11 flips that much they’re all regular starters! There’s no set 11. Maybe a set 4!
Everyone else chops & changes so yes. There were literally 3 non first team players involved today, as is always the case.
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Hope its on!
Hell of a lot of rain forecast.
Hell of a lot of rain forecast.
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This is similar to the Premier League clubs, they play a mid week game and when they drop points the manager claims that the players are tired.Desmond2-2 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 2:48 pm“Tired legs”, Nige they are full time professional footballers FFS, doing a job they love and a job many many young men would give their all to do.
They have the best training facilities, the best medical facilities, best nutritional advice, in fact the best of everything and they are tired?
Give me strength! or maybe give them strength
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Yes - it's a case of: you're tired? Aw diddems do!
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Don’t think that’s true at all, and when you consider the championship,they play Saturday midweek,Saturday,every week,and never moan.Roadrunner wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 12:41 pmThis is similar to the Premier League clubs, they play a mid week game and when they drop points the manager claims that the players are tired.Desmond2-2 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 2:48 pm
“Tired legs”, Nige they are full time professional footballers FFS, doing a job they love and a job many many young men would give their all to do.
They have the best training facilities, the best medical facilities, best nutritional advice, in fact the best of everything and they are tired?
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Bradford very good against Wycombe will be some game on Saturday if Bradford bring that performance to us Cook will be back Odour for Bradford brilliant game.
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Watched the match, pretty turgid to be honest. Wycombe sat off them , and let them knock it about, odour was rather skilful will give you that.behind the goals wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 10:03 pm Bradford very good against Wycombe will be some game on Saturday if Bradford bring that performance to us Cook will be back Odour for Bradford brilliant game.
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