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Oh God..... Another one. BobG
Because for 2 games in a row Main has had 5 or 6 chances to score and has either missed the target or, as you've reminded us in least 6 responses on different threads, get it on target, but with the venom of a small fruit fly! I understand that at our level he can be forgiven for missing a few chances, but all of them? I know last gasp defending/good goalkeeping may be responsible, lack of confidence etc.... But surely at least one of them should go in? Not good enough when you're paid to score goals. Of course, he may get a hat trick in the next game (we all hope!), and all will be forgiven, but all these misses could come back and bite us on the arse at the end of the season - points dropped tonight and how many more games?
Have a look at what Notts County are saying:http://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/article/greg-abbott-on-doncaster-rovers-v-notts-county-2216596.aspx..particularly about their defending!
I think Main can and will come good, we just need to be that bit patient with him. Masses of potential there though as he gets in some great positions and is getting chances, it's a matter of time before he starts to score regularly.
I know Robinson didn't score tonight but he played excellently. Even got in on the defending side of things on occasion. As for Main though, yeah, maybe it's a confidence thing and needs more game time, I'm not sure we can give him that place in the starting eleven.
Whats the harm in starting young Mckay? Our first choice options aren't in great form! Give him 90 mins and see what he can do at this level
Quote from: Dare to dream! on January 21, 2015, 11:47:14 amWhats the harm in starting young Mckay? Our first choice options aren't in great form! Give him 90 mins and see what he can do at this level I suggest that the supporters are the main problem. If he has a bad game, a lot will get on his back and it could set him back immeasurably. I agree with you though, give him a crack and just tell him to go out there and enjoy it and ignore any negative crowd reaction if it happens.
Quote from: RedRover45 on January 21, 2015, 11:52:28 amQuote from: Dare to dream! on January 21, 2015, 11:47:14 amWhats the harm in starting young Mckay? Our first choice options aren't in great form! Give him 90 mins and see what he can do at this level I suggest that the supporters are the main problem. If he has a bad game, a lot will get on his back and it could set him back immeasurably. I agree with you though, give him a crack and just tell him to go out there and enjoy it and ignore any negative crowd reaction if it happens.That old one is always wheeled out as a reason for not giving young players a chance. If the crowd sees that he's trying they will get behind him.