MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A) Fané

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Poll ended at Wed Feb 03, 2016 5:00 pm

Dean Snedker
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Luke Maxwell
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Ben Whitfield
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Total votes: 2

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by Zorro » Sun Jan 31, 2016 9:49 pm

Must say with Dawson back and the perceived quality of the midfield and IF GORDON PLAYS TWO UP FRONT (any 2 from Patrick, Gaz and Alfie) then I think we have a chance of actually competing in this league. But we do need to play a proper 4 -4 - (f****n) 2

Let's hope he sees sense.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by Gman » Sun Jan 31, 2016 10:08 pm

Zorro wrote:Must say with Dawson back and the perceived quality of the midfield and IF GORDON PLAYS TWO UP FRONT (any 2 from Patrick, Gaz and Alfie) then I think we have a chance of actually competing in this league. But we do need to play a proper 4 -4 - (f****n) 2

Let's hope he sees sense.

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Wow! Is that some renewed optimism I hear :D

A few of our players had a very good game, if we can keep the best of these for next season and build on that we will have a half decent squad. I agree re playing two up front... If we start scoring first and bring some renewed confidence to the team early on in a game it will make all the difference.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by pershoreharrier » Mon Feb 01, 2016 10:45 am

I made the right decision for me and did not go to this game. I have read the note from CG after the game where he wishes all Harriers supporters had gone to the game to see how good we were in the first 45 minutes. Sadly such a wish is of little or no comfort and for such dominance we had how many shots on target? Was their defence at continuous panic stations? Was their goal keeper the most active player for them?

No the right decision was to stay at home and not subject myself to watching more frustrating and baffling football. I can accept defeats - I don't like them but I can accept them. I do however, expect us to make every effort to win the game or if not score and make a game of it. We have a good striker on the bench who remains unused - frankly I find the whole thing totally and utterly baffling.

We go a goal down and bring on a defender.

I have pretty much stopped going to away games - it is just too much to suffer. I don't believe CG and RB really know how the supporters feel - if they did then we would be making far more effort to see the team were given the best chances to score goals by using our strikers to offer some threat. The point of dominating midfield and possession is to give your players the best opportunities to score goals.

My dark room awaits next Saturday before emerging into the daylight the following week to have the bright lights of reality shone into my eyes again.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by garthrockett » Mon Feb 01, 2016 11:03 am

I sense the appointment of an appropriate 'Head Coach' for next season becomes ever more critical.

...and if we line up against Eastleigh with a 5-4-1, I'm off to the pub early!!
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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by PIRATE OF ZARAGOZA » Mon Feb 01, 2016 11:06 am

pershoreharrier wrote:I made the right decision for me and did not go to this game. I have read the note from CG after the game where he wishes all Harriers supporters had gone to the game to see how good we were in the first 45 minutes. Sadly such a wish is of little or no comfort and for such dominance we had how many shots on target? Was their defence at continuous panic stations? Was their goal keeper the most active player for them?

No the right decision was to stay at home and not subject myself to watching more frustrating and baffling football. I can accept defeats - I don't like them but I can accept them. I do however, expect us to make every effort to win the game or if not score and make a game of it. We have a good striker on the bench who remains unused - frankly I find the whole thing totally and utterly baffling.

We go a goal down and bring on a defender.

I have pretty much stopped going to away games - it is just too much to suffer. I don't believe CG and RB really know how the supporters feel - if they did then we would be making far more effort to see the team were given the best chances to score goals by using our strikers to offer some threat. The point of dominating midfield and possession is to give your players the best opportunities to score goals.

My dark room awaits next Saturday before emerging into the daylight the following week to have the bright lights of reality shone into my eyes again.
One of Aldershots central defenders was man of the match if that helps.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by Gman » Mon Feb 01, 2016 11:40 am

"We go a goal down and bring on a defender"

I believe that was to push langmead up front? I could be wrong however.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by pershoreharrier » Mon Feb 01, 2016 11:45 am

Gman wrote:"We go a goal down and bring on a defender"

I believe that was to push langmead up front? I could be wrong however.
With the greatest respect for Kelvin Langmead who I jointly sponsor is he a better striker than one Gurjit Singh? Matter of opinion I suppose.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by Mystic » Mon Feb 01, 2016 12:04 pm

Have just read CG's comments talking about his "philosophy", which basically reads as "I like to play with 1 up front, but..."

Ignoring the fact he seems to be trying to emulate Brendan Rodgers with his proclamations I don't think we're going to see 4/4/2 anytime soon.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by pershoreharrier » Mon Feb 01, 2016 12:11 pm

Mystic wrote:Have just read CG's comments talking about his "philosophy", which basically reads as "I like to play with 1 up front, but..."

Ignoring the fact he seems to be trying to emulate Brendan Rodgers with his proclamations I don't think we're going to see 4/4/2 anytime soon.
I don't have a problem with philosophy but as with all things it is the test of a particular philosophy to deliver the objective.

I would suggest that the primary objective is to win football games in this particular (after all it is a results driven business) so if the philosophy is not delivering the primary objective it would seem reasonable to review the philosophy wouldn't it?

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by redandwhitemike » Mon Feb 01, 2016 12:28 pm

pershoreharrier wrote:I made the right decision for me and did not go to this game. I have read the note from CG after the game where he wishes all Harriers supporters had gone to the game to see how good we were in the first 45 minutes. Sadly such a wish is of little or no comfort and for such dominance we had how many shots on target? Was their defence at continuous panic stations? Was their goal keeper the most active player for them?

No the right decision was to stay at home and not subject myself to watching more frustrating and baffling football. I can accept defeats - I don't like them but I can accept them. I do however, expect us to make every effort to win the game or if not score and make a game of it. We have a good striker on the bench who remains unused - frankly I find the whole thing totally and utterly baffling.

We go a goal down and bring on a defender.

I have pretty much stopped going to away games - it is just too much to suffer. I don't believe CG and RB really know how the supporters feel - if they did then we would be making far more effort to see the team were given the best chances to score goals by using our strikers to offer some threat. The point of dominating midfield and possession is to give your players the best opportunities to score goals.

My dark room awaits next Saturday before emerging into the daylight the following week to have the bright lights of reality shone into my eyes again.
Don't forget pershore, that CG ,,,,,,,''sees what we see'' -some might suggest that he visit a well known opticians in the not too distant future to get an upgrade - you never know he might be eligible for 2 for 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :lol:

He certainly doesn't see the same game as me that's for sure.
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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by Gman » Mon Feb 01, 2016 3:08 pm

pershoreharrier wrote:
Gman wrote:"We go a goal down and bring on a defender"

I believe that was to push langmead up front? I could be wrong however.
With the greatest respect for Kelvin Langmead who I jointly sponsor is he a better striker than one Gurjit Singh? Matter of opinion I suppose.
Simple answer is no. We are only losing by the odd goal, if we start scoring and registering points then the confidence will grow. Playing two young/hungry strikers up front such as Singh and Garnet could change everything. Combined with the improved midfield and defence. It's a no brainier isn't it?

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by Tamworth Harrier » Mon Feb 01, 2016 3:18 pm

Gman wrote:
pershoreharrier wrote:
Gman wrote:"We go a goal down and bring on a defender"

I believe that was to push langmead up front? I could be wrong however.
With the greatest respect for Kelvin Langmead who I jointly sponsor is he a better striker than one Gurjit Singh? Matter of opinion I suppose.
Simple answer is no. We are only losing by the odd goal, if we start scoring and registering points then the confidence will grow. Playing two young/hungry strikers up front such as Singh and Garnet could change everything. Combined with the improved midfield and defence. It's a no brainier isn't it?
From what I have seen of Singh I do not think he is good enough for conference premier level. Think CG and Hockaday think/thought the same.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by Gman » Mon Feb 01, 2016 3:28 pm

True. He hasn't really performed in the first team. Seems to have done well in the under 21s though. Have to see if any further signings come in.

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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by harry211 » Mon Feb 01, 2016 3:37 pm

Tamworth Harrier wrote:
Gman wrote:
pershoreharrier wrote:
Gman wrote:"We go a goal down and bring on a defender"

I believe that was to push langmead up front? I could be wrong however.
With the greatest respect for Kelvin Langmead who I jointly sponsor is he a better striker than one Gurjit Singh? Matter of opinion I suppose.
Simple answer is no. We are only losing by the odd goal, if we start scoring and registering points then the confidence will grow. Playing two young/hungry strikers up front such as Singh and Garnet could change everything. Combined with the improved midfield and defence. It's a no brainier isn't it?
From what I have seen of Singh I do not think he is good enough for conference premier level. Think CG and Hockaday think/thought the same.
He's young, he's our top scorer and will only develop. Makes sense to play him and give him that chance to.
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Re: MotM: 30-01-16 Aldershot (A)

Post by pershoreharrier » Mon Feb 01, 2016 3:44 pm

Tamworth Harrier wrote:
Gman wrote:
pershoreharrier wrote:
Gman wrote:"We go a goal down and bring on a defender"

I believe that was to push langmead up front? I could be wrong however.
With the greatest respect for Kelvin Langmead who I jointly sponsor is he a better striker than one Gurjit Singh? Matter of opinion I suppose.
Simple answer is no. We are only losing by the odd goal, if we start scoring and registering points then the confidence will grow. Playing two young/hungry strikers up front such as Singh and Garnet could change everything. Combined with the improved midfield and defence. It's a no brainier isn't it?
From what I have seen of Singh I do not think he is good enough for conference premier level. Think CG and Hockaday think/thought the same.
Maybe so Tamworth BUT are the alternatives which I cannot identify better? We have even tried playing with no strikers at all - for goodness sake.

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