Newport County Match Thread! - Page 4

cashman · 30-10-2016, 13:10

KTF is not being harsh at all in my view, hes saying it how he and many others see it.was a cartload around us yesterday saying exactly the same.

andyd · 30-10-2016, 13:35

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Originally Posted by smudgie

Interesting to watch Jimmy's interview after the game yesterday.

Apparently they have read the riot act and their will be changes........ will be interesting to see who plays next weekend.

Coincidentally it's a cup game next so I think there would have been changes anyway so not so cut and dried if changes are made and we get hammered back to norm week after,?

cashman · 30-10-2016, 13:55

F.A. Cup match andyd, which is the "Big" un. the strongest side should play surely?

yerself · 30-10-2016, 15:10

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Originally Posted by Lord Didsbury

I can't see evidence that Coleman can't take us further.

I suspect Lord Rochdale may have a different opinion.

keep the faith · 30-10-2016, 16:00

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Originally Posted by football19

KTF,bit harsh that!.
When Acci hold the ball up for players to run off them,were as good as any team in the league.
Lads will have to work hard to cover Billy's absence and it won't be easy,hard player to replace and we are at our best when he's on his game.
4-2-3-1 setup got us to the playoffs and 20 points this season,it's the players that need to up their game.
We did go 3 at the back to get more men forward and conceded another straight away.

I agree with your comments F19 regarding Billy and the 4-2-3-1 set up.

The point I'm making isn't about that, it's about certain individuals being selected from a large squad of players week in week out regardless of form or previous match performance.

The message being sent out to these players suggests to them they are indispensable and doesn't give the other squad members a cat in hells chance of getting a game. There should always be competition within a squad encouraging players to show they are the best man for the job.

I suspect next Saturday we will see changes to the starting line up as it's a cup game, but the week after at home to Stevenage it'll be back to the same old favourites.

Yesterday we saw certain players giving their whole and wanting to take something from the game. For once the MOM selection was spot on, but on the other hand we saw certain individuals just going through the motions to say the least. It was pathetic, I'm not naming names, we all know who these players are.

KiTChener · 30-10-2016, 17:08

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Originally Posted by yerself

That was Paul Ince wasn't it?

Thinking about it, you may be right!!

After all these years, I've been doing Westley wrong!!

Poor lamb, as another poster might say!!

AccyMad · 30-10-2016, 17:35

The attempted trip on Andy Mangan was indeed Paul Ince during a game at Macclesfield who he was managing at the time, you might've mixed up the name of the culprit Kitchener but not so much their characters, Ince was another nasty piece of work

Icarus · 30-10-2016, 18:10

How far away that halcyon day at the London Stadium seems. Yet we have the same players, the same management team and I hope the same passion for our club. I was amazed at the performance we put in yesterday, no vision, no midfield general, no urgency when we went 2-0 down. There is obviously a lot more work to do around rebuilding and gelling the team and getting back the focus but the raw material is there it just needs refining. One of the first changes I would suggest would be to stop playing one up front as has already been said and get back to a stronger 4-4-2 or even 4-3-3 set up.

yerself · 30-10-2016, 18:42

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Originally Posted by AccyMad

The attempted trip on Andy Mangan was indeed Paul Ince during a game at Macclesfield

It was against Macclesfield when Mr. Ince was manager but not at Macclesfield. It was, if my memory serves me correctly, at the Crown Ground/Interlink Express/Fraser Eagle stadium or whatever it was called at the time.

Tin Monkey · 30-10-2016, 18:59

It was definitely away at Macclesfield. Mangan scored a late goal in a 3-3 draw.

smobile · 30-10-2016, 19:04

Correct - I was there, remember it well.

AccyMad · 30-10-2016, 19:08

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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey

It was definitely away at Macclesfield. Mangan scored a late goal in a 3-3 draw.

Yep, that's how I remember it - Mangan had scored our 3rd to equalise & as he was running to our dugout to celebrate Ince was on sideline & petulantly stuck his foot out - we were sat opposite in the stand & saw it clear as day, luckily so did Mangy & he managed to avoid tripping over it.
I think there was also some sort of altercation in the dugout when we played them at home towards the end of that season when our win over them secured us a second season in the league

KiTChener · 30-10-2016, 19:36

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Originally Posted by AccyMad

The attempted trip on Andy Mangan was indeed Paul Ince during a game at Macclesfield who he was managing at the time, you might've mixed up the name of the culprit Kitchener but not so much their characters, Ince was another nasty piece of work

Did you mean AT Macclesfield or AGAINST??

Was definitely a home game, never been to Maccs!

PS,, you're right about the characters, that's probably why I got confused!!

Poor Westley, I've had this downer on him for so many years!!!!

Poor lamb!!

keep the faith · 30-10-2016, 19:43

Remember the incident well!

KiTChener · 30-10-2016, 19:48

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Originally Posted by keep the faith

Remember the incident well!

Yes, but where??