Salford

Not playing too bad bit short up front if still drawing at 60 to 65 minutes maybe throw Simpson on purely for his hieght and maybe push for a starting birth.
 
Out league to concentrate on have to say though we were toothless upfront yet again can,t understand not bringing any subs on at all but shove Shykes up when we had a giant on the bench baffling maybe a blessing in disguise no distractions from the relegation fight now.
 
Unlucky lads but maybe we can now get our feet on the ground, go back to basics & concentrate on our bread & butter games to make sure we stay up
 
Unlucky lads but maybe we can now get our feet on the ground, go back to basics & concentrate on our bread & butter games to make sure we stay up




Disagree,
Last chance of success and extra income wasted against a lesser league 2 side



I didn't attend the game but a Chap that did was astonished Coleman didn't make any substitutions as it was clear in the 2nd half some of the Stanley players were both mentally and physically fatigued
 
No pride, no passion, no belief, no commitment.
Pritchard and Hughes only ones who can take some credit in their performance.
Sykes absolutely abysmal, distribution was horrendous.
Finley, Johnson and Charles must have thought the ball was a babies head given how soft they passed it.
Alese looked petrified to get forward. Pritchard played well but had no help from Aji making forward runs.
Clicker needs to realise you don’t get a goal for beating 3 men and ending up near the corner flag, but you do by putting the ball in the net. He also needs to remember his left foot is worse than his right for shooting. Another game where we need him to create a spark and nothing.
Zanzala looks like Bambi on ice. Unless the ball is in front of him he seems to have no idea what to do.

Simpson must be even more dreadful than I thought.
Coley got subs bench wrong tonight. As he did Saturday.
No Carvalho or Sousa. Yet 3 centre midfielders.

First time all season the thought of not being good enough has crossed my mind.
We should be good enough. But can we be?
 
Disagree,
Last chance of success and extra income wasted against a lesser league 2 side



I didn't attend the game but a Chap that did was astonished Coleman didn't make any substitutions as it was clear in the 2nd half some of the Stanley players were both mentally and physically fatigued


Whilst I disagree with the whole ‘concentrate’ on league statement people seem to love when getting knocked out of a cup competition ; the reality is that being in League 1 instead of 2 will generate more income than a day out at Wembley.
 
Whilst I disagree with the whole ‘concentrate’ on league statement people seem to love when getting knocked out of a cup competition ; the reality is that being in League 1 instead of 2 will generate more income than a day out at Wembley.

Correct

But it’s not one or the other, we can do both. Plenty of teams have reached the EFL trophy final and not been relegated.

Bad recruitment in the summer and a lack of cup runs In the past 2 years are hampering progress this season; tonight was a good opportunity wasted.
 
No pride, no passion, no belief, no commitment.
Pritchard and Hughes only ones who can take some credit in their performance.
Sykes absolutely abysmal, distribution was horrendous.
Finley, Johnson and Charles must have thought the ball was a babies head given how soft they passed it.
Alese looked petrified to get forward. Pritchard played well but had no help from Aji making forward runs.
Clicker needs to realise you don’t get a goal for beating 3 men and ending up near the corner flag, but you do by putting the ball in the net. He also needs to remember his left foot is worse than his right for shooting. Another game where we need him to create a spark and nothing.
Zanzala looks like Bambi on ice. Unless the ball is in front of him he seems to have no idea what to do.

Simpson must be even more dreadful than I thought.
Coley got subs bench wrong tonight. As he did Saturday.
No Carvalho or Sousa. Yet 3 centre midfielders.

First time all season the thought of not being good enough has crossed my mind.
We should be good enough. But can we be?

Doesn't matter whose on the bench if you choose not to use them might as well just turn up with 11 beaten by thier reserve side.
 
Whilst I disagree with the whole ‘concentrate’ on league statement people seem to love when getting knocked out of a cup competition ; the reality is that being in League 1 instead of 2 will generate more income than a day out at Wembley.
Maybe. But £50,000 from beating Salford would have been handy.
 
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