Midfield is where our defensive woes start Copper, oh and a 9 Million pound striker wouldn't go amiss either. Impressed with Gray when I've seen him.
Burnley 2-0 Bolton W
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Norpig
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62 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Sat 17 Oct - 19:46
Copper Dragon
Ivan Campo
Spearing, Pratley and Danns had it pretty much sussed and with our Barton way off colour we didn't look up to much in the middle.
I was surprised that Clayton didn't come on instead of Heskey, is he coming back from an injury?
Gray is going to be a star.
I was surprised that Clayton didn't come on instead of Heskey, is he coming back from an injury?
Gray is going to be a star.
63 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Sat 17 Oct - 22:29
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
Awful team. Simply atrocious
65 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Sun 18 Oct - 1:41
Copper Dragon
Ivan Campo
scottjames30 wrote:Worst team ever.
66 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Sun 18 Oct - 1:50
Bollotom2014
Andy Walker
scottjames30 wrote:Worst team ever.
Oh, I don't know. They scored two goals after all.
67 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Sun 18 Oct - 4:31
doffcocker
Ivan Campo
Just seen the goals. I've mentioned a couple of times what a thoroughly conniving little shit Wellington Silva is - absolutely typical of an Arsenal player - and it seems he got his just desserts with that second goal. Not that he'll be bothered as there's no way he'll be a Bolton player this time next year. Absolutely shameful attempt to win a free kick, straight out of the school of Arsene Wenger.
68 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Sun 18 Oct - 10:38
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
Bollotom2014 wrote:scottjames30 wrote:Worst team ever.
Oh, I don't know. They scored two goals after all.
I wasn't talking about Burnley either.
69 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 13:28
terenceanne
El Hadji Diouf
What's everybody moaning about? most on here predicted a loss as per usual. I don't know what the current stats are but we must still be once of the worst away teams in all four divisions and that's not changing anytime soon. Our points will come from home games this season that's all there is to it lads.
70 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 13:37
rammywhite
Frank Worthington
terenceanne wrote:What's everybody moaning about? most on here predicted a loss as per usual. I don't know what the current stats are but we must still be once of the worst away teams in all four divisions and that's not changing anytime soon. Our points will come from home games this season that's all there is to it lads.
Agreed- but there's a real danger that there won't be enough of the home points to keep us afloat. 8 points from 11 games - if that continues then we'll end up with around 33 points and that means relegation. So does 1 win in 11- if continued throughout the season would mean 4 wins all season.
Although I'm usually fairly optimistic I'm beginning to feel that the chance of success is running away from us fast.
To me its fairly simple- get someone who can put the ball in the net (at the minute 9 goals from 11 games) or prepare for a catastrophic end to the season.
Anyone who thinks that bringing an oil tanker like Heskey on when we're 2-0 down is simply deluded.
71 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 13:54
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Something has to change that's for sure, but I'm not convinced it's the striker as we don't dominate midfield enough to create enough really good chances - just half chances and the occasional goalmouth scramble.rammywhite wrote:terenceanne wrote:What's everybody moaning about? most on here predicted a loss as per usual. I don't know what the current stats are but we must still be once of the worst away teams in all four divisions and that's not changing anytime soon. Our points will come from home games this season that's all there is to it lads.
Agreed- but there's a real danger that there won't be enough of the home points to keep us afloat. 8 points from 11 games - if that continues then we'll end up with around 33 points and that means relegation. So does 1 win in 11- if continued throughout the season would mean 4 wins all season.
Although I'm usually fairly optimistic I'm beginning to feel that the chance of success is running away from us fast.
To me its fairly simple- get someone who can put the ball in the net (at the minute 9 goals from 11 games) or prepare for a catastrophic end to the season.
Anyone who thinks that bringing an oil tanker like Heskey on when we're 2-0 down is simply deluded.
If we were good enough to keep teams penned in for long periods we'd score more goals - and keep the pressure off the defence, but we're not.
So it's either new players or a new system and seeing as it's not looking too good on the new players front (unless Lennon decides to use the whole squad) we have to at least consider a different way of playing IMO.
72 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 14:16
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
i would like us to go back to how we played when Lennon first came in, we pressed teams and didn't give them a minute but that seems to have not happened for a while. Whether it's due to fitness or not i don't know but it was great to watch and got the fans behind the team.
73 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 14:23
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
If we had 3 midfielders with the energy and engine of Pratley we'd stroll this league but sadly we haven't. He's pretty much our only genuine box-to-box player.Norpig wrote:i would like us to go back to how we played when Lennon first came in, we pressed teams and didn't give them a minute but that seems to have not happened for a while. Whether it's due to fitness or not i don't know but it was great to watch and got the fans behind the team.
74 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 14:25
Guest
Guest
i didntterenceanne wrote:What's everybody moaning about? most on here predicted a loss as per usual. I don't know what the current stats are but we must still be once of the worst away teams in all four divisions and that's not changing anytime soon. Our points will come from home games this season that's all there is to it lads.
75 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 14:41
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
did you go for your usual 6-0 to us Johnny?
76 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 14:42
Guest
Guest
of course! (although i think it was 3-0, my confidence is waning!)Norpig wrote:did you go for your usual 6-0 to us Johnny?
77 Re: Burnley 2-0 Bolton W Mon 19 Oct - 19:10
terenceanne
El Hadji Diouf
rammywhite wrote:terenceanne wrote:What's everybody moaning about? most on here predicted a loss as per usual. I don't know what the current stats are but we must still be once of the worst away teams in all four divisions and that's not changing anytime soon. Our points will come from home games this season that's all there is to it lads.
Agreed- but there's a real danger that there won't be enough of the home points to keep us afloat. 8 points from 11 games - if that continues then we'll end up with around 33 points and that means relegation. So does 1 win in 11- if continued throughout the season would mean 4 wins all season.
Although I'm usually fairly optimistic I'm beginning to feel that the chance of success is running away from us fast.
To me its fairly simple- get someone who can put the ball in the net (at the minute 9 goals from 11 games) or prepare for a catastrophic end to the season.
Anyone who thinks that bringing an oil tanker like Heskey on when we're 2-0 down is simply deluded.
Yup .... I was against giving Heskey another year from the start. I'm not blaming the player at all but you could have a situation here were Emile never gets a goal all season...now that would be a proud BWFC record right there. But even dafter is expecting something when he comes on...that is Neils fault and maybe he is suborn about this for some reason. With all that said the whole team is not good enough not just the strikers.
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