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I thought he was poor again, kept giving the ball away and left his man free at the back post for their goal, Idd play Blair next week. James on the other hand looks a very good signing.
I'd just give the attacker credit. His movement beat Halliday. First stop the cross, second don't leave your full back 1v1 there. Overall it was a good cross, good movement, good finish. Defenders cannot win them all.
Does anyone know any Cambridge fans just wondering if it is something he has always done. Not the finished article but a much better game yesterday Btw James is a massive upgrade on Danny Andrew
Reece James looks to be better at both ends of the pitch than Danny Andrew. He’s solid defensively and crosses the ball very well on the run - much better than Andrew. The only thing he doesn’t have is Andrew’s set piece threat. But Coppinger’s delivery from corners has been good this season, we just need someone else to step up and offer the goal threat from set pieces. Sadlier would be my choice for that. As for Halliday, he had a better second half than first, but he does seem positionally suspect. The goal is possibly harsh on him as he was left very exposed, but he did look to have switched off a bit.
I think the Cowleys saw him as our weak link as they seemed to target his area more than anywhere else. He has been bang average to date but with big Sam's guidance he will become a good defender I'm sure of that.
Quote from: Jonathan on August 25, 2019, 10:43:46 amReece James looks to be better at both ends of the pitch than Danny Andrew. He’s solid defensively and crosses the ball very well on the run - much better than Andrew. The only thing he doesn’t have is Andrew’s set piece threat. But Coppinger’s delivery from corners has been good this season, we just need someone else to step up and offer the goal threat from set pieces. Sadlier would be my choice for that. As for Halliday, he had a better second half than first, but he does seem positionally suspect. The goal is possibly harsh on him as he was left very exposed, but he did look to have switched off a bit.If we get genuine shooting chances on goal from dead ball situations you will probably see Sadlier on them, that free kick at the end which Taylor put himself on was because no one wanted to take the shot on as the obvious choice was to go sideways and hold the ball in those dying minutes.