Gosport

By rwakeley24/2/2019 01:22Sun Feb 24 01:22:38 2019

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My take. Today reminded me of Harrow at home. It looked lost 5mins in. I have absolutely no idea why having spent six months searching for a central midfield combination we break it up. Various thoughts surrounded that post-match debate - I thought it was our un-doing, hence reverting back to what I was hoping was in the rear view mirror. The majority of my thoughts, bigger picture, surround Connor and how to get the most out of him. Interesting, (extreme), comparison with the Weymouth lad Baker. 26 career starts, 44 sub apps - 23 goals. Obviously, incredibly aided by the lad Goodship a mere 65 goals in 80 starts. If together Tuesday, I think it may throw some light on Connor's potential role at least as a case study. Biggest disappointment for me today, I thought the lads in central midfield could continue to gel. We've got enough for consideration without creating more problems for ourselves. They, (Weymouth) appear to comit in numbers. A wholly different test - should at the very least shed some light on some issues - may actually go a long way to answering some. In the current climate that maybe a good thing.

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Re: Gosport

By Deadman24/2/2019 11:10Sun Feb 24 11:10:07 2019In response to GosportTop of thread

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We just didn't try to play any football. There was lots of bashing it up to Connor but very little support for him. Where was the width? The 10 men would surely have struggled if we had kept shifting from flank to flank but we made it really easy for them by staying so narrow. Credit to Gosport....a brilliant performance with only 10 men.

Let's just hope it was a blip in our recovery because we'll be big trouble if it wasn't.

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