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Shame a previous manager did not think like that.
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Shame a previous manager did not think like that.
A previous manager was over cautious to the point of negativity, it cost us promotion and him his job
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Déjà vu.
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Shame a previous manager did not think like that.
A previous manager was over cautious to the point of negativity, it cost us promotion and him his job
Deja Vu indeed BUT with a side of extra negativity, gone large on the over-cautiousness, and much lighter on the creativity.
Oh and the footballs much worse to watch too.
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If Butler thinks Carlton is a Centre Forward we’re in deep doo-doos!
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He’s a winger isn’t he, let’s face facts here. Play 4/3/3 with carlton one side, Roberts the other with Whitehall “if fit” up top. Beestin, brogan with clunan sitting a bit deeper with a proper flat back 4.
Least that would be more simplistic and would suit the players.
What made Butler think Carlton was striker when he played nearly all last season cutting in from the wing ?
The squad he’s assembled is bizarre to say the least.
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Danny Elliott would have been perfect…oh wait!
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All I know is that he scored a fair few important goals for us last season. If we’re to play 2 up top then it needs to be Whitehall plus someone new (Carlton is no striker and neither is Beestin. Also haven’t seen anything from Fish to suggest he can play alongside Whitehall).
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He Scored no important goals for us last season, Dean give him chances and he didn’t take any of them especially when Danny suspended.
Had chance to be the main man was first choice in the opening game at Tamworth subbed for Whitehall who scored and that was that.Used mainly as a lone striker, not his game. Should have been Elliott + Whitehall not either/or.
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Trinity’s goal against Chester last Saturday started from a Chester corner.
I’ve always thought leaving two up top for the opposition’s corners is a good tactic – they have to leave 3 players back to cover.
One high (half way line) & left, the other high & right – Gainsborough executed the counter swiftly and effectively last Saturday.
Well done Russ & the Trinity lads!
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Funny, as I remember people complaining about Wilcox leaving no forwards up front when defending corners over 10 years ago.
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Maybe Russ has learned from his mistakes? Absolutely nothing wrong with a manager changing his tactics to improve results.
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Funny, as I remember people complaining about Wilcox leaving no forwards up front when defending corners over 10 years ago.
Towards the end of his world record breaking run he left no forwards up front full stop.
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