Team v Portsmouth
Team v Portsmouth
I suspect the only changes would be Roberts and Foster coming in if fit.
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Roberts—Worrall—Esteve—Pires
——————Cullen—Brownhill
Koleosho——Flemming—Anthony
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Roberts—Worrall—Esteve—Pires
——————Cullen—Brownhill
Koleosho——Flemming—Anthony
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Good team at this level. Also with our recent Premier League excursions it makes it pretty clear where we could do with improvements - full back as the priority in Jan for me
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Can't imagine Hannibal not starting assuming he's fit. He hasn't come to Burnley to sit on the bench - except when suspended!
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Neither has Flemming…nil_desperandum wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 5:02 pmCan't imagine Hannibal not starting assuming he's fit. He hasn't come to Burnley to sit on the bench - except when suspended!
We’re pretty strong in the middle.
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Its a good problem for parker to have.
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Although Hannibal is a player you'd arguably always want in your team, he has the unfortunate tag that he can play several positions /roles without actually nailing one down imo, but as we all saw last week, if for nothing else you'd want him there for he's shithousery, but at the same time could be a red card waiting to happen, Parker simply needs to get to know him and play him in the right way to get the best out of him, may not be easy, but nevertheless could have a big part to play this season.nil_desperandum wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 5:02 pmCan't imagine Hannibal not starting assuming he's fit. He hasn't come to Burnley to sit on the bench - except when suspended!
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Trafford
Roberts
Worrall
Esteve
Pires
Cullen
Brownhill
Koleosho
Flemming
Anthony
Foster
Roberts
Worrall
Esteve
Pires
Cullen
Brownhill
Koleosho
Flemming
Anthony
Foster
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Can’t see Laurent getting dropped
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He doesn't play if Cullen is fit.
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What if Roberts isn't fit ?
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Hopefully Parker has instructed a shoot on sight policy with Norris in the goals for Portsmouth.
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I wonder if Parker let's the handbrake off a little and plays a more attacking team?
We should find out tomorrow how he wants to play with most back fit.
We should find out tomorrow how he wants to play with most back fit.
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It's a tough one, especially in midfield and up front. Hannibal and Laurent have featured in the last two games, one of which was an excellent away win against a main promotion rival. It would seem extremely harsh to leave either out and could upset them tbf, and yet you'd have to think Flemming and Cullen are at this moment in time stronger options. It's a nice problem to have, but I'm actually glad I'm not Parker as somebody is going to be peed off. He might help himself a little bit and leave Foster out after last week, even if he's now fit in order to accommodate Flemming, but Foster is the more recognised striker. We'll see!
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Same team that started at Leeds apart from Roberts at RB
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You seriously have to play your striker if he's fit - Flemming didn't join us to be a makeshift one.Dark Cloud wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:36 pmIt's a tough one, especially in midfield and up front. Hannibal and Laurent have featured in the last two games, one of which was an excellent away win against a main promotion rival. It would seem extremely harsh to leave either out and could upset them tbf, and yet you'd have to think Flemming and Cullen are at this moment in time stronger options. It's a nice problem to have, but I'm actually glad I'm not Parker as somebody is going to be peed off. He might help himself a little bit and leave Foster out after last week, even if he's now fit in order to accommodate Flemming, but Foster is the more recognised striker. We'll see!
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I forgot about Josh Cullen. If fit he will start.
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How can you possibly be “certain”? I bet Parker isn’t even certain yet.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 6:40 pmPretty certain that is Parker ideal starting eleven this season
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So, in our 6th game of the season and having already played with three different squads you are able to state quite categorically that Scott Parker has reached the stage of knowing his ideal line up. Imagine that.That has to look good on his CV.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 6:40 pmPretty certain that is Parker ideal starting eleven this season
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If Foster does play one would imagine Flemming will play just behind him or even SS.
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Totally agree. But then who do you leave out after a winning performance away at a big promotion rival? (Other than Humphreys of course)dougcollins wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:50 pmYou seriously have to play your striker if he's fit - Flemming didn't join us to be a makeshift one.
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I mean it’s not rocket science is it, he’s practically played the same style his whole managerial career.Silkyskills1 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 9:20 pmSo, in our 6th game of the season and having already played with three different squads you are able to state quite categorically that Scott Parker has reached the stage of knowing his ideal line up. Imagine that.That has to look good on his CV.
The players RV has selected very very closely fits that system.
He’s practically always played with a physical forward and tricky number ten. So that’s foster and Flemming sorted.
Now midfield, think we can all admit that Brownhill and Cullen when fit will be his go to.
Out wide Koleosho will start every game when fit. Anthony is his golden boy.
Back four and keeper picks itself.
Football isn’t the rocket science you make it out to be
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Roberts—Worrall—Esteve—Pires
——————Cullen—Hannibal
Koleosho——Brownhill—Anthony
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It's a toss up for me between Flemming and Foster, the others need to play if fit imo.
Roberts—Worrall—Esteve—Pires
——————Cullen—Hannibal
Koleosho——Brownhill—Anthony
————————Flemming
It's a toss up for me between Flemming and Foster, the others need to play if fit imo.
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Trafford
Roberts—Worrall—Esteve—Pires
Cullen—Hannibal
Fleming——Brownhill—Koleosho
Foster
Wouldn’t mind seeing this lineup, tbf Anthony has done enough to keep his place and I think a run of games is doing him the world of good.
Roberts—Worrall—Esteve—Pires
Cullen—Hannibal
Fleming——Brownhill—Koleosho
Foster
Wouldn’t mind seeing this lineup, tbf Anthony has done enough to keep his place and I think a run of games is doing him the world of good.
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Who mentioned 'rocket science'? What is it anyway?You appear to have a well documented history of Scott Parker's management career; to the extent you know the team he is going to choose before he does.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 9:33 pmI mean it’s not rocket science is it, he’s practically played the same style his whole managerial career.
The players RV has selected very very closely fits that system.
He’s practically always played with a physical forward and tricky number ten. So that’s foster and Flemming sorted.
Now midfield, think we can all admit that Brownhill and Cullen when fit will be his go to.
Out wide Koleosho will start every game when fit. Anthony is his golden boy.
Back four and keeper picks itself.
Football isn’t the rocket science you make it out to be
Little incentive therefore for the rest of the squad to try and make their mark during the week as the manager already has his team for the next game pencilled in. You are offering nothing regarding the opposition strengths/weaknesses or availability even. Football is a relatively simple game but it does have its nuances and dynamics which should tend to keep us all on our toes.
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Vincent Kompany has fooled a lot of people into thinking it’s normal to change your starting eleven.Silkyskills1 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 11:58 amWho mentioned 'rocket science'? What is it anyway?You appear to have a well documented history of Scott Parker's management career; to the extent you know the team he is going to choose before he does.
Little incentive therefore for the rest of the squad to try and make their mark during the week as the manager already has his team for the next game pencilled in. You are offering nothing regarding the opposition strengths/weaknesses or availability even. Football is a relatively simple game but it does have its nuances and dynamics which should tend to keep us all on our toes.
Parker is much more like Dyche he will have his starting eleven and I’m pretty confident it will be RVs side
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Cullen and Foster back in, Flemming and Laurent on the vench
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Amazed that Flemming is only on bench
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Excellent! Cullen back
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Can’t understand Fleming being dropped.
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Got to feel for Flemming he looked a class above anybody else on the pitch but Hannibal earned his shirt for today. Tough decisions but for good reasons.
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I take it Egan - Riley is RB.
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Egan-Riley was fairly unconvincing against the lot from the stables. Guessing a couple of knocks. I'd have gone with Egan though.
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He was also our best player away at Sunderland and has played a champions league match at right back.xxmunkyennuixx wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 2:15 pmEgan-Riley was fairly unconvincing against the lot from the stables. Guessing a couple of knocks. I'd have gone with Egan though.
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Me too. Egan-Riley needs a rest already.xxmunkyennuixx wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 2:15 pmEgan-Riley was fairly unconvincing against the lot from the stables. Guessing a couple of knocks. I'd have gone with Egan though.
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I think at right back where the game's in front of him, Egan-Riley will be absolutely fine. He's 21 years old, and at the moment not equipped to play CB consistently. I'd go as far to say he's got the potential to knock Roberts out the first 11 at RB over the course of the season
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Eh?Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 12:36 pm
Parker is much more like Dyche he will have his starting eleven and I’m pretty confident it will be RVs side
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Looking at the team selection before the game and with the benefit of seeing this & the Leeds game, it looks to me like Parker is pretty cautious with his starting 11 and wants to start the game tight and defensive and then see how the game unfolds.
We undoubtedly have the players to unlock the opposition but his style of play is cautious and doesn't lend itself to using flair players.
As the season progresses and we hopefully keep picking points up he may take the leash off the defence and start to play more attacking.
We undoubtedly have the players to unlock the opposition but his style of play is cautious and doesn't lend itself to using flair players.
As the season progresses and we hopefully keep picking points up he may take the leash off the defence and start to play more attacking.