Is playing a back 5 the answer

[Cooperman]

How about the below for an out of the box selection?

Vigs

Cabango-Delcroix-Grimes

Key-Peart Harries-Franco-Tymon

Cullen

Vipotnik-Bianchini

Grimes spends do much time with yhe centre halves play him on the left of a 3. Cullen who has done an adequate job at linking play as the pivot between midfield and the forwards. Bianchini to buzz about creating space for Vip up top.

Equally no. We shouldn’t play Grimes as he wishes. Someone with bollocks should be telling him their expectations.

 

[Cooperman]

Didn’t we have an upturn in form under Cooper when injuries forced us to go 352/532?

 

[magicdaps10]

Fučking hell mun, put the shovel down and stop digging

Elaborate on the post you are responding to?

Interested genuinely on your opinion regards my post.

 

[Cooperman]

Elaborate on the post you are responding to?

Interested genuinely on your opinion regards my post.

Grimes at left back in a 4 is another square peg in a round hole, it also means we probably have to start with Fulton in midfield.

Just no.

 

[magicdaps10]

Grimes at left back in a 4 is another square peg in a round hole, it also means we probably have to start with Fulton in midfield.

Just no.

A club at our level will always likely be square pegging regards to players playing in positions that are not their natural one.
Grimes isn't working in this role between the centre halves and will not be dropped because of the pull he has in the cub.

Something needs to give with Grimes.

 

[Swanjaxs]

Playing five at the back would be an option, sadly for us, we can't cobble together 4 of the quality required for it to be successful.

 

[Musiquarium]

I think it is even if it's just to push Grimes out from this role that he absolutely loves because he gets to touch the ball more.

Vigs

Darling-Cabango-Delcroix

Key-Grimes-Franco-Tymon

Ronald-Cullen

Vipotnik

Key and Tymon and possibly Grimes deserve to be removed from the starting XI for a few games.

 

[Cooperman]

A club at our level will always likely be square pegging regards to players playing in positions that are not their natural one.
Grimes isn't working in this role between the centre halves and will not be dropped because of the pull he has in the cub.

Something needs to give with Grimes.

It starts with the right coach. I can’t see it a case of Grimes disobeying orders, so it must be tactical (alongside Key marauding forward through the centre circle yesterday). Only Luke knows why he asks us to play this way.

 

[Smurph]

It starts with the right coach. I can’t see it a case of Grimes disobeying orders, so it must be tactical (alongside Key marauding forward through the centre circle yesterday). Only Luke knows why he asks us to play this way.

If I were the manager and player was constantly disobeying my instructions the lad would be training with the kids until he was sold.

 

[Cooperman]

If I were the manager and player was constantly disobeying my instructions the lad would be training with the kids until he was sold.

Indeed. It can’t be a case of insubordination.

 

[Smurph]

Indeed. It can’t be a case of insubordination.

Absolutely not.

Would be disgraceful behaviour from the player and the manager with putting up with it.

 

[Cooperman]

Absolutely not.

Would be disgraceful behaviour from the player and the manager with putting up with it.

On the flip side it does make you wonder what happened prior to the QPR game. Yes they were poor, but generally their form is not. We trounced them in a way that we’ve not seen any hint of since.

 

[Smurph]

On the flip side it does make you wonder what happened prior to the QPR game. Yes they were poor, but generally their form is not. We trounced them in a way that we’ve not seen any hint of since.

We soon reverted to type in the second half.

Perhaps it was one of those half of football where every shot you have goes in.

 

[Cooperman]

We soon reverted to type in the second half.

Perhaps it was one of those half of football where every shot you have goes in.

I can understand the second half, to an extent. If nothing else the interlude () will have have disrupted game pattern and allowed a QPR regroup.

 

[Swanjaxs]

On the flip side it does make you wonder what happened prior to the QPR game. Yes they were poor, but generally their form is not. We trounced them in a way that we’ve not seen any hint of since.

We could, and should have beaten Sheffield United, says more about the quality of the Championship than anything else.