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Plymouth Parkway v Plymouth Argyle
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- Jul 28, 2010
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r4h4al":3qffg2cr said:
He played right midfield. Mayor started left midfield then was replaced at half-time by Lolos playing there. Joel Grant finished the game on left after initially replacing C Grant on the right..
I have a really good feeling about Lolos this season. We could have a gem on our hands there, and it's about time. Ditto for Randell.
David Friio's mate":1xazdwu8 said:
Agree :thumbup: some decent Youth pushing through at last. The last one was Purrington so to have 4 or 5 (Cooper, Sangster, Randell, Lolas, Jephcott) knocking is brilliant. Maybe RL will give youth more of a chance than DA.
Saying that I don't see Cooper as Youth. He should be playing 1st team football.
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Anyone standing close to the dugout yesterday would have witnessed the constant emphasis on getting forward - whether it be the wing backs, the back three or the centre three of the five in midfield almost every vocal instruction was a positive one.
Without question Moore, Smith-Brown and Riley relished every opportunity to get up the pitch. On one attack Riley and Smith- Brown were the furthest forward. Whoever is the first choice keeper he is under orders to release it swiftly often to either wing back hugging the touch line. Randell revelled in the role as a central pivot. Mayor is obviously a class act - more stroller than high energy he was always looking for the defence splitting pass. Plenty to come from him I suspect.
To play the pacy high impact game in the opponentās half that Lowe and Schumacher advocate we need a keeper comfortable with his feet as a sweeper keeper and who can claim a high ball in the area and release it quickly. I am not sure Holmes fitted that bill. Equally, the three at the back will need some pace to recover any errors or misplaced passes. We seem short of pace although Aimson may fit this bill.
Midfield looks quite strong. Mayor and Edwards will be starter. I wouldnāt be surprised to see the admirable Randell starting. He looks a real find. Up top Telford looks the āfox in the boxā type we have not had for a while. Taylor may combine well with him. Lolos looked more promising on the left of the middle three.
So all in all some good work in progress and I suspect that Ryan Loweās promise to get ābums off seatsā may well be realised. Whether that translates into a promotion team only time will tell but I am hopeful, with a few more strategic acquisitions that Saturdays will no longer be a convivial afternoon, interrupted by 90 minutes of football but rather much more the other way around!
Without question Moore, Smith-Brown and Riley relished every opportunity to get up the pitch. On one attack Riley and Smith- Brown were the furthest forward. Whoever is the first choice keeper he is under orders to release it swiftly often to either wing back hugging the touch line. Randell revelled in the role as a central pivot. Mayor is obviously a class act - more stroller than high energy he was always looking for the defence splitting pass. Plenty to come from him I suspect.
To play the pacy high impact game in the opponentās half that Lowe and Schumacher advocate we need a keeper comfortable with his feet as a sweeper keeper and who can claim a high ball in the area and release it quickly. I am not sure Holmes fitted that bill. Equally, the three at the back will need some pace to recover any errors or misplaced passes. We seem short of pace although Aimson may fit this bill.
Midfield looks quite strong. Mayor and Edwards will be starter. I wouldnāt be surprised to see the admirable Randell starting. He looks a real find. Up top Telford looks the āfox in the boxā type we have not had for a while. Taylor may combine well with him. Lolos looked more promising on the left of the middle three.
So all in all some good work in progress and I suspect that Ryan Loweās promise to get ābums off seatsā may well be realised. Whether that translates into a promotion team only time will tell but I am hopeful, with a few more strategic acquisitions that Saturdays will no longer be a convivial afternoon, interrupted by 90 minutes of football but rather much more the other way around!
Keepitgreen":20x3ya2e said:
To be honest, I donāt think I could name a game where Fletcher has impressed me. I tend to compare him to the likes of Harvey, Lecointe, Rooney etc who broke through in the same position and I donāt think heās close to the first two.
As for Jephcott, I always thought it was weird that of all the youngsters who got minutes it was him. It was almost like Adams saw him get called up to the Wales u21s, so thought āoh he must be decentā and chucked him in. In the few youth games I had seen, he never stood out and was definitely behind the likes of Battle. Donāt get me wrong, Jephcott isnāt a bad player, but I certainly donāt think heās the stand out of our youngsters and I also donāt see how he fits in Ryan Loweās system.
On the subject of Argyle youth, Parkway had a player called Copp who I'm pretty sure was one of ours. He did some really good clever things in the match yesterday. Don't know what others thought but he looked too good for that level to me.
ming the merciless":2eewkvwh said:
Yep Jordan Copp. Believe he made his debut v Millwall in the league cup a number of years ago. Always showed promise when he played and then to my bemusement he was released. Spent most of his time with Truro and Weymouth since.
Always thought he looked every bit as good as Luke Young when I saw him.
