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Stood out in the cup game for Solihull against us last year, exactly the type of player we are lacking and strengthens a weak area of the side.
Wouldn’t be surprised to see those around him start finding form now
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With a name like Beck…
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Two on paper sensible signings (I know football is played on grass)
Good luck to both and all the best to Finn why we ever gave him a contract with no intention of playing him is beyond me.
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Butler did say he was sticking with this formation WG but we have changed shape occasionally during matches this season so you never know he may switch to a 4-4-2 mid game and give it a go. Beck may well start on the bench but a second half shift to 4-4-2 with Beck on and Clunan binned in midfield for two wingers in Carlton and Roberts might just convince him things can be different. Fingers crossed but anyway welcome to Mr Beck, lots of luck young man.
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Be interesting to see where and how carlton fits in now Beck is here. Butler will more than likely go with Whitehall and beck up top so only place he can play is the no 10 role occupied by Roberts and there’s no chance he’ll be going anywhere, and neither should he.
Butler from his interview the other day is keeping with this formation.
Carlton’s had a rough start, he’ll
Most likely be on the bench for the next few games, however there will be plenty of opportunity to make an impact.Fish might struggle now unless we get injuries- a short term loan with the option of recall might not do him any harm
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No doubt Max Bell will call him “Bottesford.” How long before he gets him to join his campaign?
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If he gets 10 I’d be delighted.
!5 from Whitehall, 15 Roberts, 10 Williams, 10 Carlton and 20 from everybody else and we should be OK.We scored 84 last season, the most in the league, and our three top scorers were:
Whitehall (21)
Elliott (11)
Butterfield (8)Asking four/five players to hit double figures is a bit of stretch!
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