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*~*~* Plymouth v Sunderland match thread *~*~*

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Sweeper said:
Agreed. One of the few to emerge from that circus with any credit.
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He's been in the right place nearly every time they've caught us on the break. If Winchester and Wright stopped just booting it over the midfield it'd help.

O'Nien has been poor at LWB - but that's not surprising.
 
O’nien just doesn’t get involved enough, possibly still not at full fitness. Matete on the other hand tends to try and get involved too much, steaming into our players and generally getting in the way. I’d take o’nien off and bring Roberts or gooch on.
 
I think its simply two sides who are defensively minded matching up into a midfield battle.

Game will be decided on a mistake, poor marking etc.
 
This is a very winnable game for us, if we can get the ball down and wake the fuck up.

Is Broadhead pissed ?
Every time he goes near the ball, the move breaks down

We also need to either find a system, which gets the best out of Stewart, or we should cash in an sell him, because once he's feeding on scraps here, and getting very little to no service in and around the box.

We can still win this game, but need to improve in the 2nd half.
 
bedlington mackem said:
I think its been ok to be honest, both sides comfortable on the ball. Plymouth seem to have pace in their defence particularly which is making it difficult
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Comfortable on the ball? Aye, if no one is coming to them and thry have time. The decision making, passing and creativity has been hilarious. Your final point is correct mind, making our front men look pedestrian.
 
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