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Quote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 01:26:48 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:47:11 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:45:24 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:35:20 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.Sorry Campsall we are all allowed opinions and mine has always been that Halliday is vastly overrated by many on here. It is not based on one game he gets caught out of position so many times it's unreal. He must be a joy to play against.Well yes it’s your opinion & that’s fine. I think though if we had a poll you would be out numbered by a huge margin.Well a few years ago we had a poll on whether we should come out of the EU and look how that panned out. Can’t argue with that. Oh maybe I can. The EU was a 52% to 48% split vote.Think a vote on Halliday would be much more decisive.
Quote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:47:11 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:45:24 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:35:20 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.Sorry Campsall we are all allowed opinions and mine has always been that Halliday is vastly overrated by many on here. It is not based on one game he gets caught out of position so many times it's unreal. He must be a joy to play against.Well yes it’s your opinion & that’s fine. I think though if we had a poll you would be out numbered by a huge margin.Well a few years ago we had a poll on whether we should come out of the EU and look how that panned out.
Quote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:45:24 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:35:20 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.Sorry Campsall we are all allowed opinions and mine has always been that Halliday is vastly overrated by many on here. It is not based on one game he gets caught out of position so many times it's unreal. He must be a joy to play against.Well yes it’s your opinion & that’s fine. I think though if we had a poll you would be out numbered by a huge margin.
Quote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:35:20 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.Sorry Campsall we are all allowed opinions and mine has always been that Halliday is vastly overrated by many on here. It is not based on one game he gets caught out of position so many times it's unreal. He must be a joy to play against.
Quote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.
What I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done.
Quote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 05:54:49 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 01:26:48 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:47:11 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:45:24 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:35:20 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.Sorry Campsall we are all allowed opinions and mine has always been that Halliday is vastly overrated by many on here. It is not based on one game he gets caught out of position so many times it's unreal. He must be a joy to play against.Well yes it’s your opinion & that’s fine. I think though if we had a poll you would be out numbered by a huge margin.Well a few years ago we had a poll on whether we should come out of the EU and look how that panned out. Can’t argue with that. Oh maybe I can. The EU was a 52% to 48% split vote.Think a vote on Halliday would be much more decisive.But you are basing your hunch on a small minority of our fans. The vast majority of our fans do not use this forum.
Quote from: EasyforDennis on October 30, 2020, 05:34:58 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 05:54:49 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 01:26:48 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:47:11 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:45:24 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:35:20 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.Sorry Campsall we are all allowed opinions and mine has always been that Halliday is vastly overrated by many on here. It is not based on one game he gets caught out of position so many times it's unreal. He must be a joy to play against.Well yes it’s your opinion & that’s fine. I think though if we had a poll you would be out numbered by a huge margin.Well a few years ago we had a poll on whether we should come out of the EU and look how that panned out. Can’t argue with that. Oh maybe I can. The EU was a 52% to 48% split vote.Think a vote on Halliday would be much more decisive.But you are basing your hunch on a small minority of our fans. The vast majority of our fans do not use this forum.What makes you think Rovers fans that are not on this forum don’t like Halliday? Do they think differently for some reason. Anyway this is becoming a pointless argument. You don’t rate Halliday and i do rate him.He had a poor game on Tuesday eve but for me he has been one of our most consistent performers since around September last year. He had a few iffy games at the beginning of last season when he was bedding in to the team. Other than that he and Anderson have been the most consistent imo.
Cameron John in defensive midfield would not be a good idea I don't feel. Not sure why so many think you can just plug anyone from other positions into that area as if it isn't quite a specialised role to be a good defensive central midfielder.It's also a waste of Whiteman in my opinion, he is not an attacking player because he has so many good qualities that involve him linking with defence, on and off the ball. The fact he does affect play high up the field is an asset because he does it in addition to vital work further back.
Quote from: Campsall rover on October 30, 2020, 06:10:02 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 30, 2020, 05:34:58 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 05:54:49 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 01:26:48 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:47:11 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:45:24 pmQuote from: Campsall rover on October 29, 2020, 12:35:20 pmQuote from: EasyforDennis on October 29, 2020, 12:15:44 pmWhat I cannot understand is Danny Amos now seems to be a regular for NI U21s and has never had a bad display when brought on as a sub for us, yet cannot get a start. Some might say he was possibly our best player (even though it was just 10 minutes) against Plymouth.I would have him at right back instead of Halliday on Saturday. A good fullback should be able to play on either side of the pitch and certainly wouldn't be turned inside out as many times as Halliday gets done. 1 bad game and you want one of the best full backs in League 1 dropped.Lets just face it you have made your mind up to dislike Halliday and if he got into the League 1 team of the season you would still think he was rubbish. Playing a full back on the wrong side of the pitch should always be a last resort imo for the very reason you suggest wouldn’t happen. That’s exactly what a left footed player is going to be prone to. ( getting turned inside out ) It also upsets the balance of the team considerably and is a huge disadvantage in offensive situations imo.Sorry Campsall we are all allowed opinions and mine has always been that Halliday is vastly overrated by many on here. It is not based on one game he gets caught out of position so many times it's unreal. He must be a joy to play against.Well yes it’s your opinion & that’s fine. I think though if we had a poll you would be out numbered by a huge margin.Well a few years ago we had a poll on whether we should come out of the EU and look how that panned out. Can’t argue with that. Oh maybe I can. The EU was a 52% to 48% split vote.Think a vote on Halliday would be much more decisive.But you are basing your hunch on a small minority of our fans. The vast majority of our fans do not use this forum.What makes you think Rovers fans that are not on this forum don’t like Halliday? Do they think differently for some reason. Anyway this is becoming a pointless argument. You don’t rate Halliday and i do rate him.He had a poor game on Tuesday eve but for me he has been one of our most consistent performers since around September last year. He had a few iffy games at the beginning of last season when he was bedding in to the team. Other than that he and Anderson have been the most consistent imo.All about opinions. It wouldn't do if we all agreed about everything.
Quote from: RoversAlias on October 30, 2020, 02:06:49 pmCameron John in defensive midfield would not be a good idea I don't feel. Not sure why so many think you can just plug anyone from other positions into that area as if it isn't quite a specialised role to be a good defensive central midfielder.It's also a waste of Whiteman in my opinion, he is not an attacking player because he has so many good qualities that involve him linking with defence, on and off the ball. The fact he does affect play high up the field is an asset because he does it in addition to vital work further back.It’s all opinions but I feel John offers more in that position than left back, he can read the game, has pace and would be central. Whiteman was bloody awful Tuesday playing deep, he needs to be further up, I’m not saying playing a number ten role but between the lines, gives him freedom and then allows his ability to pass. Nothing like a Matty Blair and let’s be honest John would be no Less a DM than Gomes
When I saw the team shape I wondered what DM was thinking.Now I know. If we had lost he would have looked a muppet. We won so he looks like a wizard.
That was a very impressive display today.The work rate was 100% from the whole team.Lincoln not one attempt on target..
Great result If we could beat the shite teams in this division we’d be top
Get in!!! I can go down the pub and wind the buggers up!! Happy days!!
Quote from: dickos1 on October 31, 2020, 05:07:04 pmGreat result If we could beat the shite teams in this division we’d be topI haven’t seen any team this season who i would call poor & definite relegation fodder.MK Dons were well organised, Crewe looked decent, Plymouth are a good side.Wigan were the worst team but we didn’t score in the 1st half and we completely switched off in the second.Bristol Rovers played football but we were rampant and clinical with the finishing.Portsmouth, Charlton, Ipswich & Lincoln who are all obviously good teams were not as good as us. So who are the shite teams we haven’t beaten. Wigan well yes you can make an argument to include them possibly, but non of the others imo. Just my opinion.
Take a bow Josh Sims - the lad was outstanding today. Well played rovers.