Match Thread FA Cup Round 1 v Bradford City - Page 4

Twenty Eight · 06-11-2016, 10:15

Take a look at BBCs goals of the day clip. Hylton scores a pen - none of Accys in there. Disgrace.

cashman · 06-11-2016, 10:33

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Originally Posted by Twenty Eight

Take a look at BBCs goals of the day clip. Hylton scores a pen - none of Accys in there. Disgrace.

I'm glad cos the vultures would be hovering.

Exile on Spencer St · 06-11-2016, 11:21

Two great goals for Messrs Boco and Clark.
Wait to see if the latter has done enough to secure what appears to be his 'natural' position on the left.

Lord Didsbury · 06-11-2016, 11:40

Will be interesting to see who starts next match.
The Don will return. Of that I have no doubt.
Will Vyner get his place back so easily though?
Boco can't be overlooked. I hope.
Could Clark and McConville stay as they are? Makes sense to me. O'Sullivan on the bench.
Kee back for Terry?

Amazing what yesterday has done. An embarrassment of riches all of a sudden.

Out of all the options I really hope Boco starts. I think it just gets the team moving and passing more from the outset.

cashman · 06-11-2016, 11:41

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Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

Two great goals for Messrs Boco and Clark.
Wait to see if the latter has done enough to secure what appears to be his 'natural' position on the left.

Now that would be a disgrace in my view if that wasn't the case, the lad was outstanding imho.

cashman · 06-11-2016, 11:42

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Originally Posted by Lord Didsbury

Will be interesting to see who starts next match.
The Don will return. Of that I have no doubt.
Will Vyner get his place back so easily though?
Boco can't be overlooked. I hope.
Could Clark and McConville stay as they are? Makes sense to me. O'Sullivan on the bench.
Kee back for Terry?

Amazing what yesterday has done. An embarrassment of riches all of a sudden.

Out of all the options I really hope Boco starts. I think it just gets the team moving and passing more from the outset.

Far better attacking threat wi Boco in the side.

LongLostSon · 06-11-2016, 14:06

Assuming fully fit, I'd build the side around Rommy every week

Alvin the chipmunk · 06-11-2016, 17:00

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Originally Posted by cashman

Now that would be a disgrace in my view if that wasn't the case, the lad was outstanding imho.

I agree. He seems to have worked up his fitness to the extent where he can make an impact over the full 90. Long live The King of Benin.

Chrisr · 06-11-2016, 20:27

was unable to go to the Bradford Match but it does sound like the Stanley we had got used to last season. Now I asked last week had the management taken the club as far as they could which provoked a good debate. I now find myself asking why so many players were so far off the pace last week. I am sure you all have as well. Lord D has made some valid points, Why can we not play much better in the league at home? We then look at the choice of players. Mark Hughes is a favorite of mine as a no-nonsense defender, I am still wondering why Chris Eagles has not played a bigger part as he has the knowledge and experience to help many other players in the team. Ultimately that is down to the manager. None of us have agreed with all his decisions despite having a great track record of bringing the club to where it is today. He would readily admit he gets it wrong as well. I am glad we got the result we deserved. Now MAN U on Monday would be helpful.

cashman · 06-11-2016, 20:37

Thought its the 3rd round when the big clubs come in?

Chrisr · 06-11-2016, 20:50

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Thought its the 3rd round when the big clubs come in?

Right again Cashy, I was just dreaming, I am glad you had £50 on Stanley to win at 50/1 Now I know why they call you cashman.

Lord Didsbury · 06-11-2016, 21:21

Sheffield United away is who we will draw with any luck.

A minnow at home would be the nightmare scenario. In fact, I don't think I could bring myself to watch without getting pie-eyed at lunchtime.

Inspector Morse · 06-11-2016, 22:15

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Originally Posted by Chrisr

was unable to go to the Bradford Match but it does sound like the Stanley we had got used to last season. Now I asked last week had the management taken the club as far as they could which provoked a good debate. I now find myself asking why so many players were so far off the pace last week. I am sure you all have as well. Lord D has made some valid points, Why can we not play much better in the league at home? We then look at the choice of players. Mark Hughes is a favorite of mine as a no-nonsense defender, I am still wondering why Chris Eagles has not played a bigger part as he has the knowledge and experience to help many other players in the team. Ultimately that is down to the manager. None of us have agreed with all his decisions despite having a great track record of bringing the club to where it is today. He would readily admit he gets it wrong as well. I am glad we got the result we deserved. Now MAN U on Monday would be helpful.

Was Hughes not dropped after abject defending in the Morecombe game?

cashman · 06-11-2016, 22:18

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Was Hughes not dropped after abject defending in the Morecombe game?

Do the blue eyed boys remain in the side no matter how poorly they play?

over all hughes has more good games than bad.

Inspector Morse · 06-11-2016, 22:33

My mistake- he wasn't dropped but suspended and in the interim lost his starting berth.
His suspension coincided with our little run of form in September and the Pearson/Beckles combo.

As if Coley would drop a scouser.