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RE: Terriers v Fox's - Lord Snooty - 12-08-2023 Thomas and Koroma aren't the best crossers, Devon. Not for a seven footer anyway. Sorba's crosses are usually whipped in, low ones for a striker who's too slow to get in there. Koroma never crosses the ball. The best two players in the squad to get a decent ball in for the ten footer would be Ben Jackson and Patrick Jones. I'd start all three of them every game. But I'll let the Gaffer use his experience and pick whatever he likes. RE: Terriers v Fox's - Lord Snooty - 12-08-2023 Town’s team vs Leicester City 1. Lee Nicholls 3. Josh Ruffels 4. Matty Pearson 5. Michał Helik 6. Jonathan Hogg © 8. Jack Rudoni 10. Josh Koroma 11. Brahima Diarra 14. Sorba Thomas 16. Tom Edwards 25. Danny Ward Substitutes Chris Maxwell; Rarmani Edmonds-Green, Jordan Rhodes, Kian Harratt, Pat Jones, Kyle Hudlin, Scott High, Ben Jackson, Yuta Nakayama, Josh Austerfield 41Stolarczyk 21Ricardo Pereira 3Faes 23Vestergaard 5Doyle 40Marçal-Madivadua 8Winks 22Dewsbury-Hall 26Praet 14Iheanacho 10Mavididi Substitutes 1Ward 2Justin 9Vardy 11Albrighton 17Choudhury 25Ndidi 31Iversen 33Thomas 45Nelson RE: Terriers v Fox's - Lord Snooty - 12-08-2023 Unlucky. Thought the lads did brilliant today. If only Helik had tapped in that chance instead of walloping it over the bar. Leicester were just happy to hit us on the break and at the end they were holding on for a 1-0 win after scoring a lucky goal against the run of play. RE: Terriers v Fox's - theo_luddite - 12-08-2023 Yup, soft goal at the near post did for us today. I doubt their manager/coach was expecting it to be so close though I also expect he knew we weren't going to roll over for a tummy tickling either. More performances like that and bury the chances that come our way we'll be fine. Keep missing chances that should be putting away and we won't. RE: Terriers v Fox's - Devongone - 13-08-2023 Well Snoots, Koroma used to cross the ball, dribble, play through balls and score goals back in non-league. But he did play inside more than out wide. As for Sorba Thomas ......... well have you ever played any TALL forwards? He seems to be able to cross for Keiffer Moore who is 6' 5". Sorba is surely crossing to what you've got! If you don't whip the ball in at whatever height, not only is it easy for a half-decent keeper, but a giant, especially one with very few neck muscles, won't be able to generate any pace on the header. Rudoni used to cross for Wimbledon too. Is there a sort of Huddersfield equivalent of Dave Prowse and the Green Cross Man preventing crosses? I'm pleased you played with some promise. Unfortunately you have to get some reward in points quite quickly to keep morale up. Fingers crossed ..... and a couple of toes that still move! My real point was that you can't possibly win fielding jamez's equivalent of three centre forwards, including a giant with no-one to feed them the ball. It'd be a return to the days of John Beck's Cambridge launching huge punts from the back, because otherwise you'd never get forward. Your actual starting eleven didn't look bad yesterday, although on paper Leicester looked well superior (as they should in the Championship). Wisely you played on grass not paper. RE: Terriers v Fox's - Lord Snooty - 13-08-2023 Yes I knew the point you were making. I was just trying to say that Koroma has evolved. He doesn't cross anymore because the only thing he does when he gets the ball is try to score. And he does it well. Sorba got really annoyed with him on one occasion yesterday whenever he tried taking on three men instead of passing to him in the clear. I say he's evolved. His all round game has improved vastly under Warnock. His tracking back and winning the ball in particular. Brilliant yesterday. Shame he didn't get the goal he deserved. RE: Terriers v Fox's - theo_luddite - 13-08-2023 Most clubs in our division wouldn't have minded having the Fox's bench 9 in their starting lineup. Well OK, 8 of them as they named two keepers. That we pressed them into a number of errors in their half as they played keep ball (more than double our possession) resulted in a number of chances. We didn't really whip the ball in as much as tried to blast it in and invariably hit the first or second defender who was rarely facing his own goal. RE: Terriers v Fox's - Lord Snooty - 13-08-2023 Leicester Anagrams: a goalkeeper, a foreign manager, a fictional character and a village idiot still to get.
RE: Terriers v Fox's - theo_luddite - 13-08-2023 2. Kasper The Friendly Ghost - sorry - Schmeichel or some similar spelling. 7. Dilly Ding, Dilly Dong 8. a lad that will forever be aged 13¾. He's got this Mole and the Idiot still looking a new Village team to manage is one of Ann Hough's least favourite visitors to our place and was last seen singing when he was fishing off Grimsby Docks. Mr. Hollowmouth himself. Leicester are a bit of an oddball club for him to manage. All the others have either been Darn the Smoke or on the coast (or an estuary to be pedantic). RE: Terriers v Fox's - Lord Snooty - 13-08-2023 Leicester Anagrams: Well done, you've got the lot. ![]() ![]()
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