| Is there anything more exciting in the game 20:48 - Jan 6 with 1112 views | cbower |
Than seeing a team move the ball at pace with players willing to run at defenders? It doesn't mean abandoning passing principles and lumping it to play further up the pitch. It's more about tempo. Sometimes, that's the thing we can appear to lack I feel. |  |
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| Is there anything more exciting in the game on 21:06 - Jan 6 with 1031 views | Guthrum |
Yes, altho it feels to me like patience. Moving the ball around, waiting for an opening. Then in goes the lightning attack, three or four passes and a cross or shooting opportunity.
The problem is, that patience can be agonising when time is running down and we need a goal. |  |
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| Is there anything more exciting in the game on 21:37 - Jan 6 with 966 views | cbower |
| Is there anything more exciting in the game on 21:06 - Jan 6 by Guthrum |
Yes, altho it feels to me like patience. Moving the ball around, waiting for an opening. Then in goes the lightning attack, three or four passes and a cross or shooting opportunity.
The problem is, that patience can be agonising when time is running down and we need a goal. |
I guess that's why I want Edwards to succeed. Ho offers that pace and directness but is massively inconsistent. From his highlights reel, Camara looked like he could drive forward at pace 20-30 yards but that's not for this season it seems. | |
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| Is there anything more exciting in the game on 22:31 - Jan 6 with 833 views | DavoIPB |
Listening to the Lincoln commentators they said we were the best team at stretching their defence. Moving it from side to side better than Southampton, however we didn't test Thier keeper until Chaplin came on. |  | | |
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