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I'd go:

                                   Bentley (if fit)

                     Pring       Klose      Kallas

           Dasilva                                     Scott

                         Williams    Massengo

                                   Benarous

                     Semenyo             Weimann

 

I suspect NP will go with Martin alongside Semenyo, and Weimann as ACM, though.

 

 

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I'm baffled as to why people want to change to a back 4.  It simply hasn't worked for the players we have. The goals we've conceded recently  are down to our inability to do basic things like mark, win the ball in the air, finish chances or keep the ball.  We haven't been outmanoeuvred or outthought.  

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1 minute ago, JonDolman said:

I think that is quite sensible.

Not a massive fan of Weimann wide, but he is better in a front 3 than a 442 wide.

We would lose a lot in Dasilva in our passing game, technically and in the positions he takes up to receive a pass.

I guess Dasilva on the wing might be quite effective.

I guess you could swap odowda with dasilva. Or even benerous for that matter 

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                    Bentley

Scott Kalas Klose Cam O’Dowda

             HNM     Williams

                   Weimann

            Semenyo   Wells

I like Martin but if Wells can notch a few before the season ends we may be able to make some money on him. 

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1 hour ago, old_eastender said:

I'd go:

                                   Bentley (if fit)

                     Pring       Klose      Kallas

           Dasilva                                     Scott

                         Williams    Massengo

                                   Benarous

                     Semenyo             Weimann

 

I suspect NP will go with Martin alongside Semenyo, and Weimann as ACM, though.

 

 

O'Leary

Kalas  Klose  Pring

Weimann Williams Massengo Dasilva

Scott

Semenyo  Martin

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3 minutes ago, Shuffle said:

Serious question but why would you play our 14 goal top scorer at RWB?

He played there in the second half against Preston, and at Blackpool to accommodate Williams as the holding midfelder and Scott as the the number 10, behind Martin and Semenyo.

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1 hour ago, Isawjonshaw said:

I just want 3 points

I want a clean sheet.

I’d prefer a back 4, don’t think I’ll get it though.

35 minutes ago, JonDolman said:

Agree we have looked better playing 3412 than we did playing 442.

I think 4141/433 could work. But also as we have seen we CAN play very well going 3412.

Pearson could just make slight adjustments to the same system. 

I imagine 4141 could make us more solid if that's what Pearson is looking for. Or do we continue to attack.

You use the work “look”, is that because you feel we are better to watch?  I don’t disagree.

But being the awkward sod I am, I don’t think we look as “secure”.  In fairness I haven’t felt that we are secure very often since October!!

I’m really struggling to select an eleven that doesn’t have problems in it.  I start with a back 4 of Vyner / Kalas / Klose / Pring, then start questioning who plays wide in midfield.  But I don’t want to play a back 3 either.  And I don’t want to play Weimann wide either.

Just thinking out loud:

Bentley (c)

Dasilva / Kalas / Klose / Pring

Massengo / Vyner / Williams / Scott

Weimann / Semenyo

Shoot it down OTIBers!!!

I’ll think some more later.

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I think he has started to trust Dasilva again and won’t drop Pring. I can see him bringing Bentley back into the team and reverting back to a back four.

             Bentley

Vyner Kalas Klosse Pring

Scott Williams Massengo DaSilva

         Weimann Semenyo 

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1 hour ago, Davefevs said:

I want a clean sheet.

I’d prefer a back 4, don’t think I’ll get it though.

You use the work “look”, is that because you feel we are better to watch?  I don’t disagree.

But being the awkward sod I am, I don’t think we look as “secure”.  In fairness I haven’t felt that we are secure very often since October!!

I’m really struggling to select an eleven that doesn’t have problems in it.  I start with a back 4 of Vyner / Kalas / Klose / Pring, then start questioning who plays wide in midfield.  But I don’t want to play a back 3 either.  And I don’t want to play Weimann wide either.

Just thinking out loud:

Bentley (c)

Dasilva / Kalas / Klose / Pring

Massengo / Vyner / Williams / Scott

Weimann / Semenyo

Shoot it down OTIBers!!!

I’ll think some more later.

Must admit I watched the goals from Swansea away the other day (Semenyo’s first league goal for us) & Vyner’s brilliant break forward & cut back for Wells’ excellent finish stood out.

He did a decent job in midfield at times last season & certainly is something worth trying away from home at least.

Tanner has been missing since Dec 30th & whilst I appreciate he’s not the finished article, having a natural RB to pick again will be a big plus.

I’d certainly bring in Bentley & Williams, but our lack of a right sided defender is a problem.

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1 hour ago, redpole said:

I think he has started to trust Dasilva again and won’t drop Pring. I can see him bringing Bentley back into the team and reverting back to a back four.

             Bentley

Vyner Kalas Klosse Pring

Scott Williams Massengo DaSilva

         Weimann Semenyo 

Think you might have nailed it Sherlock. DaSilva and Pring interchangeable. If Williams doesn't start (which I think he will) the Martin or Wells come in and Weimann drops in behind the front two 

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3 hours ago, JonDolman said:

I think that is quite sensible.

Not a massive fan of Weimann wide, but he is better in a front 3 than a 442 wide.

We would lose a lot in Dasilva in our passing game, technically and in the positions he takes up to receive a pass.

I guess Dasilva on the wing might be quite effective.

Yes would be better than odowda we all know he won't see out 90mins .

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2 hours ago, redpole said:

I think he has started to trust Dasilva again and won’t drop Pring. I can see him bringing Bentley back into the team and reverting back to a back four.

             Bentley

Vyner Kalas Klosse Pring

Scott Williams Massengo DaSilva

         Weimann Semenyo 

I think that works better than mine. 

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9 hours ago, The Wild Bunch said:

Looks like Josh Owers could be on the bench on Wednesday.

Is that based on Curtis being asked about him?

If so I thought he was complimentary but non committal, Benarous has been on the bench for quite some while now so is clearly seen as above him in the pecking order, so there doesn’t seem much logic in him getting a go ahead of Aymen.

Surprised that he’s left footed, his Dad certainly wasn’t! Though that type of physical, energetic midfielder is exactly what we need right now.

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19 minutes ago, GrahamC said:

Is that based on Curtis being asked about him?

If so I thought he was complimentary but non committal, Benarous has been on the bench for quite some while now so is clearly seen as above him in the pecking order, so there doesn’t seem much logic in him getting a go ahead of Aymen.

Surprised that he’s left footed, his Dad certainly wasn’t! Though that type of physical, energetic midfielder is exactly what we need right now.

I guess it’s a bit of a surprise that Morton, now fit(ish) isn’t ahead of Owers.  Although with his future elsewhere, I guess “what’s the point”?

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35 minutes ago, GrahamC said:

Is that based on Curtis being asked about him?

If so I thought he was complimentary but non committal, Benarous has been on the bench for quite some while now so is clearly seen as above him in the pecking order, so there doesn’t seem much logic in him getting a go ahead of Aymen.

Surprised that he’s left footed, his Dad certainly wasn’t! Though that type of physical, energetic midfielder is exactly what we need right now.

Josh is a different player to Aymen - he is more of a defensive midfielder, breaking up play, fouling and easy passes.

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17 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

I guess it’s a bit of a surprise that Morton, now fit(ish) isn’t ahead of Owers.  Although with his future elsewhere, I guess “what’s the point”?

Aren't  several of the current first team players futures "elsewhere" and they still get picked ?

NP has certainly not been shy of picking players he doesn't rate or want to keep up to this point.

Lack of numbers is a legitimate reason but Morton not being wanted long term shouldn't stop him from being picked if there is consistency.

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                                                      OLeary

                                          Kalas     Klose     Cundy

                             Scott                                              Pring

                                               Williams     HNM

                                                     Weimann

                                      Seymenyo               Wells

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When our coach states in his pressie.........(now i know he has to be diplomatic? )   That the position of wing back suits O'Dowda,  and he is really on the front foot?..........Then  I  truly despair ?

Having watched the highlights 3 or 4 times.............I have to say that i am embarrassed for O' Leary and O'Doubtful for the first.....and Pring-le for the third ?

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7 hours ago, VT05763 said:

Aren't  several of the current first team players futures "elsewhere" and they still get picked ?

NP has certainly not been shy of picking players he doesn't rate or want to keep up to this point.

Lack of numbers is a legitimate reason but Morton not being wanted long term shouldn't stop him from being picked if there is consistency.

Maybe Morton is just too soon back from injury?

7 hours ago, VT05763 said:

                                                      OLeary

                                          Kalas     Klose     Cundy

                             Scott                                              Pring

                                               Williams     HNM

                                                     Weimann

                                      Seymenyo               Wells

I know Cundy came on at LCB3 v PNE but that was the first time he’s played left side at EFL level. Would you consider Klose instead, perhaps:

Cundy / Kalas / Klose (right to left)

 

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                                                       OLeary

                                          Kalas     Klose     Pring

                             Scott                                              Dasilva

                                               Williams     HNM

                                                     Weimann

                                      Seymenyo               Wells

 

Think after recent good performance out of position Jay deserves a chance on the left, while Nakhi with a point to prove should provide energy and movement.

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5 hours ago, Davefevs said:

Maybe Morton is just too soon back from injury?

I know Cundy came on at LCB3 v PNE but that was the first time he’s played left side at EFL level. Would you consider Klose instead, perhaps:

Cundy / Kalas / Klose (right to left)

 

Yep either way but that combo.

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We need to get a good spine to the team and for me, there are a few players I think are key to that;

Bentley (needs to dramatically improve his distribution and needs to be quicker to release the ball and cut out the punts upfield)

Kalas and Klose (they need to get used to each other, but they are both quality CBs at this level)

Williams and Massengo (James as well when fit, they offer a good deal of protection to the defence being first and second ball winners)

Weimann (his energy is key)

I was going to include Martin but I'm not sure that he can start every game and give the same level of performance.

Those are the key players imo and we fit others around them in a fluid/changeable formation.

So for Reading;

            Bentley

Vyner Kalas Klose Pring

Scott Williams Massengo

           Weimann

Semenyo Martin or Wells

Edit: forgot to include the front two !

 

 

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