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Topic Originator: Rigger Al
Date: Sat 28 Dec 00:24
I am probably going to get crucified for this but here goes
I am a pars fan for over 50 years ran many supporters busses over that period but!
If we are to get to the next level we need to open our eyes and see that even players who are local and pars through and through like the fans on the terracing they are simply not good enough .
Tod.we maybe get 1 good game out of 7 and hides a lot .
McCann.simply doesnt have the skill sets can run all day looking busy ,makes more mistakes than not,but throws in a great goal here and then.
Hamilton,Cut this guy in half and you get DAFC .But he is a walking bomb ,lucky not to be sent off or booked more often,skating on thin ice.
I am all for locals playing for their team but unfortunatly this league is cut throat and as I say just my opinion we end up with three passengers because they are young local lads .
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Topic Originator: DBA
Date: Sat 28 Dec 00:31
Get some sleep mate.
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Topic Originator: par_33
Date: Sat 28 Dec 01:14
Ahhh good to have you back Rigger, get to bed.
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Topic Originator: Andrew283
Date: Sat 28 Dec 01:17
Maybe spell Todd correctly first
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Topic Originator: Only one No4
Date: Sat 28 Dec 01:57
Todd didnt have best 1st half. Grew into game 2nd half. Personally thought Kane was worse. Tactics overall wrong sat too deep. 11 men in box defending set pieces is always going to cost us
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Sat 28 Dec 02:18
Quote:
Only one No4, Sat 28 Dec 01:57
Todd didnt have best 1st half. Grew into game 2nd half. Personally thought Kane was worse. Tactics overall wrong sat too deep. 11 men in box defending set pieces is always going to cost us
Priceless Dotnet. We just drew 33 with the best team in the league when we expected a hammering, but he got the tactics wrong.
Maybe you should brief the new manager until he is bedded in.
This forum is a never ending source of entertainment.
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Topic Originator: Only one No4
Date: Sat 28 Dec 03:07
what u think 11 men in box defending set pieces is good tactics? delighted with point but could have been so much more
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Sat 28 Dec 03:14
Todd didnt “grow into the game” - he was anonymous for the whole time he was on - saved by scoring a pen.
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Sat 28 Dec 03:55
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Only one No4, Sat 28 Dec 03:07
what u think 11 men in box defending set pieces is good tactics? delighted with point but could have been so much more
I think if you were in charge it would have been a cricket score. We got a point. If we had been more adventurous and less defensive, I doubt we would have got anything less than gubbed.
I`m sure you know better though coach.
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Topic Originator: grelin
Date: Sat 28 Dec 07:06
I agree that we are not good enough and we need to improve, quickly. It was a good result for us, but we were very fortunate with the penalties. We don`t create enough chances and our midfield is weak, but they fought hard as a team and that is a starting point.
I agree McCann is not the answer, he runs about like a headless chicken putting in a good shift granted, but his goals tally speaks for itself. Todd is a good player, but hasn`t reached previous heights since he recovered from his injuries, but I think once the team gets its confidence and a couple of wins under their belt he will come good again. Hamilton for all his perceived faults is the kind of warrior you want in the team, it`s a shame we dont have more like him.
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Topic Originator: cammypar 1995
Date: Sat 28 Dec 07:28
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grelin, Sat 28 Dec 07:06
I agree that we are not good enough and we need to improve, quickly. It was a good result for us, but we were very fortunate with the penalties. We don`t create enough chances and our midfield is weak, but they fought hard as a team and that is a starting point.
I agree McCann is not the answer, he runs about like a headless chicken putting in a good shift granted, but his goals tally speaks for itself. Todd is a good player, but hasn`t reached previous heights since he recovered from his injuries, but I think once the team gets its confidence and a couple of wins under their belt he will come good again. Hamilton for all his perceived faults is the kind of warrior you want in the team, it`s a shame we dont have more like him.
The problem we have is whoever takes over the job if they aren`t getting backed in the transfer window then they have been left with a team with no pace and no width.
c'mon the pars
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Topic Originator: Dandy Warhol
Date: Sat 28 Dec 08:14
Ffs, I think most of us expected a doing, we fought, scored three and got an unexpected point.
Give the lads some credit!
McPake hasn`t been training these guys right, it`s obvious there`s been no intensity, it shows, it`s clear as day, that was never going to change in a few days. What tonight shows is that there are raw materials there that hopefully the new manager can turn into a team that survives in this league, then we can look to progress.
I don`t wanna go down like disco.
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Topic Originator: neilholland999
Date: Sat 28 Dec 08:40
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Dave_1885, Sat 28 Dec 03:14
Todd didnt “grow into the game” - he was anonymous for the whole time he was on - saved by scoring a pen.
Todd also provided the best set piece delivery of the night - the one where the slightest of touches by Hamilton would have resulted in a goal.
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Topic Originator: Berry
Date: Sat 28 Dec 09:04
I’m with Rigger Al on this, think we need to take any tinted specs off and really look at the team we have and challenge whether they are good enough and whether we can do better and we’ll find the answer is yes.
Firstly though, when you concede three goals at home I’m not sure how you can come to an assessment that we got our tactics right?
Bar one/two deliveries and ofcourse the penalty Todd was anonymous throughout. He’s not been the same since his injury, we can say this about KRH and Bene as well.
We need to give up on McCann, he’s had ample opportunity over many seasons now and he’s just not cutting it nor showing any real signs of improvement, lot of running and work ethic yes but quality wise just not there.
They all have the odd good game but lack any real consistency which is crucial, we need to stop treating them and assessing them as kids if we really want to take a meaningful step forward.
We’ll soon see if it is a tactical issue with the new gaffer coming in who may well bring the best out of our players but right now there’s only two/three names I’d try and retain from this squad next season if we’re fortunate enough to stay up.
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Topic Originator: Berkey
Date: Sat 28 Dec 09:33
Wasn’t Todd a full back last time we were in the championship? It’s amazing to think we can just stick him in midfield and that he’ll be good enough at this level. If only it was that easy. I’m not sure his best position, if any in a decent championship team.
McCann is the main benefactor of mcpakes refusal to sign decent attacking players. Gets a game based on workrate and lack of alternatives. On the face of it he has all the physical attributes but then you watch him play and realise the key attributes or even the basic attributes you need at this level are not there. Would say he’s a league 1 player but last time we were in league 1 he was the same, when wighton was banging them in at that level. Another with no obvious position.
I like Hamilton, lets the opponent know they have been in a game which is rare for a pars midfielder these days. He’s defo playing at the highest level he will though, just needs better around him so he can win the ball and pass it to the more creative players rather than being expected to be creative as he’s alongside 2/3 limited defensive midfielders.
Will be interesting to see how the new manager sets this team up formation wise we don’t have good enough or the right players to even play a basic 442.
The post below replying to me is by one of .nets finest champions of mediocrity!
Post Edited (Sat 28 Dec 09:37)
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Sat 28 Dec 09:43
I recon we got the tactics right because we were playing a much better team and took a point. We came close to taking 3 points despite being technically inferior on the day.
If you are so obviously technically inferior, but don`t lose - you got something right.
I also think it never ceases to amaze me how other teams get penalties due to applying pressure, but we are fortunate. To get them.
Had they not been awarded, it is Falkirk who would have been fortunate.
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Topic Originator: Rigger Al
Date: Sat 28 Dec 15:20
Quote:
Andrew283, Sat 28 Dec 01:17
Maybe spell Todd correctly first
simple typo ,and I can spell Todd As thats my name.
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Topic Originator: NMCmassive
Date: Sat 28 Dec 16:23
I don’t think I’ve seen anyone claim anything about those mentioned that makes me think we’re all sitting with rose coloured spectacles on. The forums turn into a place of extreme negativity most of the time.
Todd has been poor lately - as everyone has said. He’s never been able to pick up from where he left off. When he was fit, he covered the ground much better than 95% of other midfielders in the league - that was his strength but again, he’s not been doing that since returning to fitness.
Hamilton is an absolute soldier for the cause. I’m not expecting him to turn into Busquets but by god that guy puts his body on the line. He’s the type of player every team needs. He’d be one of the first names on my team sheet every week but I’m not thinking he’s the best player in the team. He’s good enough for the championship and will fight tooth and nail for the club.
McCann has been getting negative comments on here since the start of the season (outwith Berkey - who’s being proved right btw) he’s got all the physical attributes but never seems to put them together. Again, extremely hard working but a bit of a donkey at times. He was actually better at it last night but I’m embarrassed for him every time he wildly mistimed his jump. As he’s such a tryer every so often he’ll stick it in the top bin from. 25 yards but majority of the time he’s a headless chicken.
COYP
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