| Who'd have thought...playing two striker together and they combine to score 15:58 - Dec 18 with 311 views | N2_Blue |
As they did on opening day when Cook brought them on together 2nd half.
It really is a crime we've not seen more of Bonne and Norwood together or Bonne and Pigott especially when things were not working. [Post edited 18 Dec 2021 16:00]
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| Who'd have thought...playing two striker together and they combine to score on 15:59 - Dec 18 with 282 views | Dubtractor |
Yep.
Fine to start with one up top, but you've got to sometimes try something else if it isn't working.
I know Cook came with a reputation for being stuck on one formation, but it was still quite odd to see just how determined he was to stick to it! |  |
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| Who'd have thought...playing two striker together and they combine to score on 16:00 - Dec 18 with 273 views | chrismakin |
As Mills said, that's when having 2 strikers on the pitch makes a difference, If you took Norwood out, would you see any other player being in that position to score that goal? |  |
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| Who'd have thought...playing two striker together and they combine to score on 16:02 - Dec 18 with 242 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Who'd have thought...playing two striker together and they combine to score on 15:59 - Dec 18 by Dubtractor |
Yep.
Fine to start with one up top, but you've got to sometimes try something else if it isn't working.
I know Cook came with a reputation for being stuck on one formation, but it was still quite odd to see just how determined he was to stick to it! |
His stubbornness did for him. |  |
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