Title: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Nemo on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 21:44:13 Christ.
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Lemis on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 21:47:53 Jack Payne probably.
Don't think Ofoborh did much wrong when he came on if I had to pick a man, but none of the above is very tempting to pick Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Freeloader on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 21:49:50 Ofoborh looked class when he came on, gets my vote.
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: adje on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 21:53:07 Drinan for effort.
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Whingy the poo on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 22:02:03 NONE. :crash: Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: NotHarryAgombar on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 22:23:14 Nobody deserves a MoM vote after that performance
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Wobbly Bob on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 22:37:25 Even None of the above was shit.
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Nomoreheroes on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 23:07:01 Barden didn’t make any mistakes.
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: DV on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 23:10:59 Barden didn’t make any mistakes. …apart from perhaps coming here on loan. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Batch on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 00:09:06 Every one of the fans that attended get motm. Cheesy as it is
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Bob's Orange on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 06:32:55 It was probably touched on the MDT, which i haven't read back on yet, but Jack Payne's performance last night made me really pine for an old player for the first time in a long time. Colchester had pace and guile in attack and easily dealt with anything we threw at them, which to be Frank, was almost nothing.
We looked slow, ponderous and devoid of any idea. The amount of blocked crosses was irritating. (mainly from Cox) i thought Sobowale got just about pass marks going forward, but across the whole team, absolutely nothing of any value whatsoever. We look a defeated, sorry bunch. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Nomoreheroes on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 07:14:10 Thinking about this overnight:
- I didn't understand why Sobowale got subbed. He seemed bright and to offer a threat. The guy he was up against was quick and Sobowale's pace was useful to try to counter it - Hall was abysmal. Looking forward to him sitting out a few more games. If he is a high earner, then lets please get rid - Delaney was supposed to be a good signing. Not seen that - Cox had a shocker. Poor in both directions and was blowing out of his arse early in the second half - Kilkenny is too lightweight as a DM. He is not a QB either. Tried, but was ineffective - Drinan looked like the man that fell to Earth for the first 20 mins. Once the game was lost, he seemed to run around like a headless chicken for the rest of the match - Think Smith had the hump. Body language poor and noticed he ran at full pelt off the pitch at 1/2 time - Tshimanga is not good enough for L2 by a long way. Offered nothing - Glatzel had the first touch of a rapist. Has one position he can play and where played last night was not it! - Cotterill ambled around and let off 3 rasping shots. Not sure I saw much else from him - I heard Hawes say that Longelo and McGregor combined well on the right. Not sure I agree. Found myself wondering what Longelo offered - McGregor struggled going forward and had to resort to a lot of the dark arts to keep their winger in check. Think he showed committment, but was lucky to stay on the field - Ofoborh was the only one who looked like a professional footballer. Played simple balls in midfield and passed then moved. Quite what he has done to be overlooked by both Kennedy and Holloway is a mystery. - Wright had one moment of defensive excellence in an evening full of mediocrity. His throws were poor as were his corners too. - Minturn did better than most of the rest of the defence except for one howler. He's not going to improve just sitting on the bench. He's not good enough for L2 imho, but I'd rather have him on the pitch learning than watching the shite that gets picked ahead of him! - Bycroft. He doesn't inspire confidence at the best of times, but last night he didn't make one of those big saves that good keepers often do to rally the troops. The only thing I remember was a couple of flaps. Its difficult to tell now if that was the worst performance this season or the worst performance ever. Its all very mediocre at the moment. I do hope Holloway moves some of these players on, but I don't have confidence that he (and the owners) will bring in anyone better. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Bob's Orange on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 07:20:33 I don't really understand why, if Delaney was so unfit why not play Minturn? I've said it a while now but Hall looks a busted flush, starting to see why we signed him as I suspect he didn't have a huge amount of offers in the summer.
Tshimanga irritates the shit out of me, definitely doesn't look a league striker. Reckon Smith lost his shit at HT and was forced off. Can't imagine he's the type of guy you want in a relegation dogfight. Personally I'd drop Smith and have Drinan in the centre with 2 more creative players in the front positions, Glatzel and ???? The GK and defence is a concern, shaking like a sitting dog every time the ball goes anywhere near the box. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Batch on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 07:43:04 Bycroft - I think he has potential. That's not enough for starting.
Delaney hasn't recovered from being injured for the first 2 months. He's poor at the moment Wright has dipped, understandably. Hall - I thought hall would be good but unavailable a lot. I was half right. Cox. Yeah. No. Yeah. No. I don't know Sobo - makes the odd mistake, recovers well and at least has pace. Kilkenny - one of our better players but also reminds me of kinsella and mcEchran at times Coterill - does have something but is way off in every he's being asked to do. Just not the type you need in a battle. Drinan - works hard. Not a scorer Tshimanga - works hard. Not a footballer Smith - can score headers. What a team.. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: adje on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 07:54:13 Bycroft - I think he has potential. That's not enough for starting. Good summary that. I think Wright and Kilkenny are good players but badly managed like Minturn,Glatzel and McGurk. I really believe if Minturn had been properly coached over the last 3 managers' tenure, he'd be a competent L2 defender now and a regular starterDelaney hasn't recovered from being injured for the first 2 months. He's poor at the moment Wright has dipped, understandably. Hall - I thought hall would be good but unavailable a lot. I was half right. Cox. Yeah. No. Yeah. No. I don't know Sobo - makes the odd mistake, recovers well and at least has pace. Kilkenny - one of our better players but also reminds me of kinsella and mcEchran at times Coterill - does have something but is way off in every he's being asked to do. Just not the type you need in a battle. Drinan - works hard. Not a scorer Tshimanga - works hard. Not a footballer Smith - can score headers. What a team.. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Nemo on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 08:44:17 McEachran playing really well for Grimsby under Artell who desperately wanted our job. Not saying the players are good, but we've tried hundreds of players over the last season and a half and many of them have done better for other clubs. We're the problem, it's us.
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Peter Venkman on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 09:05:07 None of the useless fuckers.
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: tans on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 09:09:12 I’d give to Vic Morgan
They managed to break him last night Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: jayohaitchenn on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 09:53:07 Conceded 2 of the worst goals I have ever seen, even Will Wright looks shite now
Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Quagmire on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 09:56:25 Wright, Cox, McGregor and Kilkenny are the only regular starters I’ve watched this season and thought they had a bit about them.
All of them have now slipped to the same standard as the rest of them and look as poor as them, we are fucked. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Bob's Orange on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 11:08:43 McEachran playing really well for Grimsby under Artell who desperately wanted our job. Not saying the players are good, but we've tried hundreds of players over the last season and a half and many of them have done better for other clubs. We're the problem, it's us. Artell didn't desperately want our job offer by the way. The guys not an idiot and clearly didn't want to ruin any stock he gained at Crewe. The fact he accepted the Grimsby job is a sad state of affairs at our football club, no disrespect to Grimsby. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Peter Venkman on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 11:27:36 Artell didn't desperately want our job offer by the way. The guys not an idiot and clearly didn't want to ruin any stock he gained at Crewe. The fact he accepted the Grimsby job is a sad state of affairs at our football club, no disrespect to Grimsby. And, only a month or so ago Grimsby fans were calling for his head after a terrible end to last season and slow start to this season, hes still only got a 30% win rate there.He would have been my pick to take over though before he went to Grims. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Nemo on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 11:29:34 Artell didn't desperately want our job offer by the way. The guys not an idiot and clearly didn't want to ruin any stock he gained at Crewe. The fact he accepted the Grimsby job is a sad state of affairs at our football club, no disrespect to Grimsby. He might not have done after he spoke to our hierarchy, but he certainly applied and was publicly interested to begin with. I'm sure we'd have done badly with him too. The rot is too deep at this point. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Peter Venkman on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 11:31:57 I'm sure we'd have done badly with him too. The rot is too deep at this point. I think this statement is how I feel too.Need a total fresh clean sweep of ALL the coaching staff and players (Sorry Mildy). Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: Lambo75 on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 12:31:48 Coaching staff refresh definitely needed, I've been thinking that for a long time.
I cannot remember a single goalkeeper, or defender who has actually improved during their time with Swindon. Mildy/Gunning are the cheap options here and it shows with bells on it. Memory is a little fuzzy but I think they picked between two at one point, Steve Hale / Steve Mildenhall.....always thought they got the wrong one. Very despondent today, that was the biggest shit show I've ever witnessed last night, with the exception of McGregor and Drinan who both tried, the rest of them were like a pub team.....one that has been on the lash in Ibiza for the last 2 weeks. As for Bycroft.....that lad would struggle to catch a cold yet alone stop goals going in. No wonder the defense is so nervous he has zero presence about him, and commanding the area is not in his skills locker. Title: Re: Colchester v Swindon MoM Thread Post by: No Longer Posh Red on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 13:26:00 Coaching staff refresh definitely needed, I've been thinking that for a long time. I cannot remember a single goalkeeper, or defender who has actually improved during their time with Swindon. Mildy/Gunning are the cheap options here and it shows with bells on it. I remember that period when Digby was back loaned to Man Utd as backup for them. The goalkeeping coach who was at Man Utd when Fraser left them to join us and was still there made a comment in the press that he was surprised that he still had the same faults as when he left, which I think goes to show that improving goalkeeping has always been an issue. I’d also suggest that both Benda & Bryan improved, but think that is probably more down to having first team experience rather than the coaching they received when they were with us. |