Yep…. I looked it up and it’s a 4-6 months recovery. It will hopefully be recovered by Jan and then he’s got to get back up to fitness and get his confidence back. Can’t imagine he’ll be back on the pitch before March sadly.
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They started off with a back line half way between the centre circle and the next bank of four on the halfway line. As soon as they realised Oliver and Angol had their two centrebacks on toast for pace ( remember Oliver span their centre back for a clear shot at goal which was on target and their keeper dived to his right to palm it away) they dropped the back line to the edge of their box and their middle 4 where the original back line were.
This did two things. Their 2 forwards were isolated and thus in general reliant on the longer ball, but most importantly we were faced with two really deep lying two sets of 4 defenders plus the keeper, all in a very cramped space. From a tactical point of view, coupled with ridiculous timewasting it was effective. They were good defenders ONLY because their two what I call “ donkey” centrebacks, became less reliant on pace but capable of winning header’s and getting away with pulling shirts and arms etc ( Hughes alluded to this) .
I guess from that one early incident where Oliver had his shot saved they largely gave up on the game, and became reliant on a breakaway or a set piece. That’s why the last 5 minutes of play where they had two corners yet tried to keep it in the corner, was comedyesque.
They won’t go far playing like that, and face a long hard season. They won’t get that lucky as they did yesterday all that often.1975citygent likes this. -
I saw the highlights on sky for L1 & 2 after the Sunderland game, that was another pointless tackle without a red from the officials. Someone mentioned Vernam above, saying he didn't even get in the Lincoln team this weekend.... he picked up a knock in their last pre season game. Talented lad but he gets far too many muscle injuries.Allotment Bantam likes this. -
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Chapman has played more games at RW than any other position BTW.Kevin1954 likes this. -
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Id snap Sunderland’s hands off if we had a sniff of landing Diamond
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