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Losing Erico Sousa to injury in December was a massive blow for them - he's a class act. He was on the bench on Saturday but still returning from injury. His replacement in Regan Booty now being suspended leaves them even more bare in midfield. We might see Aaron Henry starting for them.
I wonder if Dan Moss will start again with a target to subdue Abdulmalik who I think plays mainly on their left.
Totally agree. The output of comms this season is really professional - youtube, twitter, email newsletter drops - all regular and consistent and high quality.
And KG comes across so well. Future dale manager in 15 years time.
Last season in our 0-4 defeat to York, it was noticeable how their midfield duo of Hunt and Felix were a cut above Gilmour and East. That evening it was York that bossed the midfield.
This season East and particularly Gilmour seem to have tightened up technically - neither hardly ever gives the ball away, first touch is always on point, passing is always crisp and accurate. Both are incredibly consistent in this regard.
Im think Bilongo is more a left wing back, albeit a very tall one. Report are he's full of pace. Expect him to fulfill the role Okeke / Buyabu did last season, vying with Taryn for that spot.
Whilst Prichard can play there too, he didn't fare well against Hartlepool there and I think is more effective elsewhere on the pitch. Tutonda perhaps seen as more backup for the Beckwith/Waller role. With Waller going back soon, I think the lad from Cov will slot into that role. Hopefully he and Bilongo can strike up a relationship on the same wavelength as TAR and Gordon have on the right. We've never quite reached that same level of understanding down our left side.
Love Tobi. He's perfect for that position and has made that spot his own. His assists are invaluable, his linkup with Gordon in particular can be incredibly difficult for the opposition left back to handle. He is EFL standard in my opinion. This is more great news.
i watched it too - entertaining game but neither team looked incredible. I still think York are the team who'll be the ones to beat come the end of the season.
Been rumoured for weeks - I'm glad it didn't go through before our game with them. He's a bit of a show pony but if they can get him and Linney firing together, they'll be a force.
If you'd ask me which player from him, Odoh or Hayes would have the most success at posh, it wouldn't have been Odoh. Success being a relative term given how poorly they are doing again this season.
New owners must have their own man they want in charge.
He's got about 4 days to assemble a full squad in time for the game against Alty on Saturday. I could imagine Derek Adams managing to assemble such a squad with his connections. No idea who they've got in mind to be manager now, but that's a heck of an ask. Perhaps the circus isnt over, it's just about to begin.
I remember Dean Windass would do this - shout at the keeper as he closed them down. We've needed a striker who is an absolute horror to play against for a long time. One that knows all the tricks and dark arts. And where the goal is. Mani D is all of that and I love it.
I went to the game. Barrow are a very well drilled, established league 2 side and we went toe-to-tie with them and at no point looked inferior. Barlow should've scored after rounding the keeper in the first half but hit the side netting. Lots of possession particularly in the first half and mostly moving the ball forwards. Second half as is often the case after a host of subs, things became disjointed. I thought Humbles looked very good when he came on.
maybe for the keeper spot? Left Barrow this summer after years of loyal service. Would join up with Lillis and now Jason Taylor who were both at Barrow previously.
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