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Match Report: Wrexham (A)

Anotherchelmsleyblogger 14:25, Sat 29 Aug

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Replying to Anotherchelmsleyblogger   14:36, Sat 29 Aug
Good read Ryan thanks , never thought I’d see you write iwata slips a through ball to stansfield but lots to build on in that performance.
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ForeverFrancis   6
Replying to Anotherchelmsleyblogger   14:43, Sat 29 Aug
Realised who are this week I've watched you on various podcasts and YouTube channels .

You come across really well fella , a good communicator , good insight and speak sense.

I enjoy your contributions keep up the good work 👍🏿
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Rab C Nesbitt   2
Replying to Anotherchelmsleyblogger   14:47, Sat 29 Aug
Good stuff again Ryan. We’re well blessed on here with talented writers (yourself, Bagel, Mayor, Tatts). As well as some knowledgeable posters
Alive. Early starter. Enricher of lives
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John McCarthy   0
Replying to Anotherchelmsleyblogger   14:52, Sat 29 Aug
I bow to your tactical insight. Assuming the man for man marking was employed against Brentford and they were just to slick in their movement for us to pull it off effectively?

Great read as always.
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Anotherchelmsleyblogger   0
Replying to John McCarthy   17:23, Sat 29 Aug
John McCarthy
I bow to your tactical insight. Assuming the man for man marking was employed against Brentford and they were just to slick in their movement for us to pull it off effectively?

Great read as always.

Yeah.

Man for man can be good when you're on top of the game and overpowering your opponents. Get it wrong and you can be dragged all over the pitch into areas you don't want to be in.

Davies kept us working that style because it worked well towards the end of the season but now the playing field is levelled with opponents (or we're the weaker side like Brentford), we're more prone to being pulled out.
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John McCarthy   0
Replying to Anotherchelmsleyblogger   17:50, Sat 29 Aug
Anotherchelmsleyblogger
John McCarthy
I bow to your tactical insight. Assuming the man for man marking was employed against Brentford and they were just to slick in their movement for us to pull it off effectively?

Great read as always.

Yeah.

Man for man can be good when you're on top of the game and overpowering your opponents. Get it wrong and you can be dragged all over the pitch into areas you don't want to be in.

Davies kept us working that style because it worked well towards the end of the season but now the playing field is levelled with opponents (or we're the weaker side like Brentford), we're more prone to being pulled out.

Yeah, thats what it seemed like. It was almost effortless how they created an overload or man free in space, in positions to really hurt us. 👍
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