| Absolute definition of midtable - Interview 15:16 - Feb 14 with 1137 views | Northernr |
 Absolute definition of midtable - Interview 14th Feb 2022 15:16Ten places off the play-offs, 20 points away from relegation, ten wins, ten draws, ten defeats - it’s the archetypal midtable season for QPR’s Tuesday opponents Millwall. Journo Lucas Ball and Den regular James Blewett are looking for a bit of excitement in their lives.  1
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| Absolute definition of midtable - Interview on 20:20 - Feb 14 with 937 views | davman |
"sitting very deep means we create very few chances"
Oh shite.
We all know what that means. Will we break down a deep sitting defence? If no Willock, really not very sure.
One up top please Mark. |  |
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| Absolute definition of midtable - Interview on 22:52 - Feb 14 with 761 views | Northernr |
| Absolute definition of midtable - Interview on 20:20 - Feb 14 by davman |
"sitting very deep means we create very few chances"
Oh shite.
We all know what that means. Will we break down a deep sitting defence? If no Willock, really not very sure.
One up top please Mark. |
Yeh, aim to play 30 yards further up the field. Do the side to side thing by all means, but it makes a big difference if you're doing it 40 yards from their goal and probing, as opposed to 40 yards from ours while they stand and wonder what the fck we're doing. | | | |
| Absolute definition of midtable - Interview on 23:04 - Feb 14 with 747 views | davman |
| Absolute definition of midtable - Interview on 22:52 - Feb 14 by Northernr |
Yeh, aim to play 30 yards further up the field. Do the side to side thing by all means, but it makes a big difference if you're doing it 40 yards from their goal and probing, as opposed to 40 yards from ours while they stand and wonder what the fck we're doing. |
The side to side thing at the back does work if it is done quickly and interspersed with a forward pass. Far too often in the last three games, everyone can see the pattern of play and where the next pass will (eventually) go.
Dickie moving in to space ahead of him and Barbet diags coming off.
I still think we miss De Wijs. As much as I rate Dunne, we are less organised and calm with him in the middle. But he's not here so maybe Sanderson for Dickie tmrw? I worry that Warbs thinks Barbet will be the most likely to make way. But, his natural left foot makes him indispensable IMO.
Something has to change and hopefully its back to one up top and extra bodies in the mf. | |
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