Team for Derby and formation

I can just see Super Kev now - on the break, outrunning opposing defenders and slotting it past the 'keeper.

wanderlust wrote:

Copper Dragon wrote:Derby will come just to not get beat and their tactics will confirm this.

They'll try to waste time, feign injury and keep plenty of men behind the ball.

Same team as saturday but change Kevin Davies for Eagles.

Derby will have noted our woofta midfield and creaky back four and will throw the kitchen sink at us confident of a win. That way we might sneak something on the break.

Nigel Clough's away tactics last season I'm afraid Wanderlust.

We drew 0-0 against them at home as we didn't have that bit of quality to break them down.
They had quite a few draws and 2-1 wins away from home last season and I can't see any reason why he won't implement the same tactics. They haven't bought anyone of note and lack up front.

If you get in front then I think you'll stay in front and win fairly easily.

This is owen coyle we're talking about, if he doesn't go with the same side that lost on saturday I will be stunned. Though you can just see it now, he will swap Sordell for Afobe and leaves Davies up front.

If it was me i'd go 3 up front and give them something to worry about having Pratley, Andrews and Wylde in the middle.

If we dont play 451 tonight i will walk up to the front doors of the reebok after the match. When i get to the doors i will see a little spotty steward acting like a 6 foot bouncer. I will calmly approach him and say "you boy! I demand to see mr owen coyle now please." after 15 minutes or so of arguing coyle will arrive to the door. I will approach him and demand he lies on his back. Again after several minutes of bartering Coyle willingly lies on his back. This is when i pull down my pants and take a massive dump on his chest.

Obviously if we play 442 and we convincingly win then this insight into the future is irrelevant and i'll save my post match poo until i get home to my porceline toilet.