| Ladapo 08:09 - Sep 18 with 3532 views | portmanking |
Worryingly ineffective when he came on yesterday. The John-Jules/Jackson combo seems much more dynamic in K Mac's system. Despite only being on the pitch for 20+ mins, his efforts to press from the front were poor.
It must be said a lot of the forward players seemed out on their feet by 70 mins yesterday - huge effort, granted. But Freddie didn't add any fresh impetus when he came on... |  | | |  |
| Ladapo on 02:35 - Sep 19 with 415 views | textbackup |
I've rated him highly in the games i've seen of him this season, but my god saturday i was screaming at the TV. controlled nothing, took no pressure off the rest.
he had the chance to slip Morsy in too but went on his own and you knew the shot would hit the defender. didnt look right at all IMO.
poor from him saturday |  |
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| Ladapo on 04:57 - Sep 19 with 381 views | mattrolow |
It was just so predictable to log on and see a post criticising Ladapo.
Can we not just allow a player to have one bad performance?
He’s having to adapt to a new system and new way of playing from what he’s done before and I think, personally, has started to really grow into the role like on Tuesday against Bristol.
As already mentioned McKenna has talked about not wanting to have a high press at 2-0. Yes, defensively he was at fault for their first but everyone makes mistakes.
We’re top of the league, can we not just support our players?! They will be aware of what’s being said on Twitter and maybe even on here. You’ll be amazed at what some positivity can do/how negative comments knock their confidence and consequently the performances
We’ve finally got a great manager, a great squad and a what is looking like a great setup behind the scenes. I know it’s been easy to be negative as a town fan for years, but maybe let’s try and be positive now. | | | |
| Ladapo on 05:10 - Sep 19 with 377 views | textbackup |
| Ladapo on 04:57 - Sep 19 by mattrolow |
It was just so predictable to log on and see a post criticising Ladapo.
Can we not just allow a player to have one bad performance?
He’s having to adapt to a new system and new way of playing from what he’s done before and I think, personally, has started to really grow into the role like on Tuesday against Bristol.
As already mentioned McKenna has talked about not wanting to have a high press at 2-0. Yes, defensively he was at fault for their first but everyone makes mistakes.
We’re top of the league, can we not just support our players?! They will be aware of what’s being said on Twitter and maybe even on here. You’ll be amazed at what some positivity can do/how negative comments knock their confidence and consequently the performances
We’ve finally got a great manager, a great squad and a what is looking like a great setup behind the scenes. I know it’s been easy to be negative as a town fan for years, but maybe let’s try and be positive now. |
his bad performance hugely lead to us drawing and not winning.
pretending it didnt happen wont help. as you can be sure as sht that the manager and his team wont just forget it, he needed to come on and be 100% better than he was.
same with burns that final 20mins, really poor from him too i felt.
we are allowed to say these things | |
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| Ladapo on 07:39 - Sep 19 with 321 views | Wickets |
| Ladapo on 02:35 - Sep 19 by textbackup |
I've rated him highly in the games i've seen of him this season, but my god saturday i was screaming at the TV. controlled nothing, took no pressure off the rest.
he had the chance to slip Morsy in too but went on his own and you knew the shot would hit the defender. didnt look right at all IMO.
poor from him saturday |
Yes i have to agree but i also think we have to look at the last 10minutes or so as to how we performed as a team . I would like to point out this is not the first time we have seemed to think 2 up game over Forest Green so nearly bit us in the bum . We must play for the full 90 plus minutes or points will be thrown away , no one is going to gift us wins ! |  | | |
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