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Get in there... excellent win against a very, very good Oxford side. Brilliant defending.
Quote from: PDX_Rover on January 01, 2020, 04:57:57 pmGet in there... excellent win against a very, very good Oxford side. Brilliant defending.And the award for most archetypal Doncaster Rovers supporter of the day goes to PDX Rover. When is scraping a win, at home by being thoroughly outplayed all along while having to watch our defence largely and hopefully lump it up to a big man an "excellent win"? Assuming you actually went, are you pleased you paid money to see that performance?When we lose the next game it'll know doubt be the refs fault too eh PDX Rover?
The team we played on Boxing Day conceded 7 goals in two games and didn’t score. Oxford area different team altogether.
Glad the players have got a rest coming up.It was made harder today as Ennis was way off the pace. Their centre half (no 4} had a relatively easy game and was able to bring the ball out into midfield making an extra man.
................................ Oxford are a very good side, have the largest goal difference in the division, and have players up front and in midfield who can give teams trouble when they attack.
Quote from: DonnyBazR0ver on January 01, 2020, 06:46:34 pmGlad the players have got a rest coming up.It was made harder today as Ennis was way off the pace. Their centre half (no 4} had a relatively easy game and was able to bring the ball out into midfield making an extra man. It got easier for their defence when Kwame came on. Ennis is a young lad in his first season in senior football. He struggled a bit at times and the lack of experience and composure can show, but you can’t fault his effort. He’s done a great job leading our line in the circumstances. Now is the time to fetch in some help.
Doom merchants where are you this evening.The hush is deafening.
Quote from: Jonathan on January 01, 2020, 06:58:29 pmQuote from: DonnyBazR0ver on January 01, 2020, 06:46:34 pmGlad the players have got a rest coming up.It was made harder today as Ennis was way off the pace. Their centre half (no 4} had a relatively easy game and was able to bring the ball out into midfield making an extra man. It got easier for their defence when Kwame came on. Ennis is a young lad in his first season in senior football. He struggled a bit at times and the lack of experience and composure can show, but you can’t fault his effort. He’s done a great job leading our line in the circumstances. Now is the time to fetch in some help.With the squad we have, I would have a half fit, slightly off the pace Ennis up top at CF all day long.
Quote from: selby on January 01, 2020, 06:24:04 pm ................................ Oxford are a very good side, have the largest goal difference in the division, and have players up front and in midfield who can give teams trouble when they attack. I hope the Championship scouts have their eyes on a few of their team. There might be a lot of brains in Oxford but maybe not a lot of money at the club
Yes, he looked a very good player coming out from the back and winning most headed clearances.
Quote from: Michael Shaw on December 31, 2019, 07:42:09 amDon't Rovers always play an attacking style rather than a balanced style and other clubs know it? An attacking style makes it a more exciting game to watch but clubs know how to hit us on the break because we commit too many players. I don't think DM has any plan B so clubs know what to expect. He is not astute in using subs at the right time either, but that's only my opinion. The clubs that get promoted often win by scores of just 1-0 rather than going for a goal fest in every game. I think the slide down league one will just continue with the next two games.Wouldn’t really expect you to say anything else Michael. Some of us have glasses half full and some of us have glasses half empty.That doesn’t mean i will be right and you wrong of course. It’s just a mindset and having a positive outlook. The players will not be thinking they are going to lose when the step on to the Keepmoat turf. If they do then we ARE doomed. How many gave us a sniff against Peterborough. Yet we made them look like a league 2 team. I think in the 2nd half of the season we may pick up as many or even more points away from home.Teams come to the Moat with a solid game plan which we are finding difficult to overcome.We will get more space in away games which will suit our formation and counter attacking ability.
Don't Rovers always play an attacking style rather than a balanced style and other clubs know it? An attacking style makes it a more exciting game to watch but clubs know how to hit us on the break because we commit too many players. I don't think DM has any plan B so clubs know what to expect. He is not astute in using subs at the right time either, but that's only my opinion. The clubs that get promoted often win by scores of just 1-0 rather than going for a goal fest in every game. I think the slide down league one will just continue with the next two games.