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Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 12 Jul 2015, 12:52
by lutleyyeltz
There were some decent players on show yesterday. One positive feature is that Matty had them playing football on the floor, as opposed to the oft used long ball that seemed to be a default tactic last season.
The front men combined well and were like s**t of the proverbial. Great work by the No.2 who worked hard and got some fantastic crosses into the box.
An enjoyable afternoon. Plenty of positives for the coming season in my humble.

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 12 Jul 2015, 14:09
by piearce9
Parsons-Smith was the stand out performer for me yesterday- a very confident player on the ball, happy to take players on (as demonstrated in the assists for the first two goals). Could be a similar player to what Laity represented.

We will need a few more additions (at least one more centre back and a centre midfielder IMO) but we've got the makings of a good team here and, on the whole, the new boys equipped themselves well. ^-^

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 12 Jul 2015, 14:45
by RobYeltz
Have to agree with both comments about Parsons-Smith. Got forward well and delivered good ball into the box for two of the goals. Westwood and Charles at CB both seemed very composed on the ball and helped with the distribution from the back. Darkin showed a good range of passing and switched the play nicely on a number of occassions. It was noticeable also how often we tried to get wide and get behind the opposition and Cooper was equally as positive down the left as APS down the right. Nice to see Macca back also even though he was injured yesterday. Hopefully some of them will soon be registered players so we know who they are!
Look forward to seeing them again on Friday,

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 12 Jul 2015, 21:46
by spongeyeltz
Agree with everything said about Parson-Smith. Thought Darkin and Westwood were excellent. Early days I know but much promise shown. Probably me, but does anyone think Ben would have profited this season from what looks like a more considered attacking approach?

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 12 Jul 2015, 23:13
by dazzlingdazza
I agree about Parsons Smith, I also loved watching Isaac Cooper his perseverance on the left wing and cross for the third which Mike Taylor put away was class. Thought the front 2 in the second half held the ball up very well and brought people into play well.

A good workout, some decent passing, I know it's only 1 game but I am excited !

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 11:48
by YeltzDoc
Some more names from Saturday -

Dan Platt
Chris Westwood
Ant Charles
Joe Hull
Ben Birch.
Asa Charlton
Griff
Issac Cooper
Ash Parsons-Smith
Brago
Darius
Elikem Akumen
Gurpal
Greg Pearson
Mike Taylor
Connor Collins

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 13:16
by Noggin
andy wrote:Were gonna p*ss this league. ;)
Doesn't time fly? If Andy's saying this, it must be the middle of August already.

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 13 Jul 2015, 15:20
by andy
Noggin wrote:
andy wrote:Were gonna p*ss this league. ;)
Doesn't time fly? If Andy's saying this, it must be the middle of August already.
Ooh no, by then I'm usually a doom and gloom merchant. ;D

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 12:00
by Wheels
YeltzDoc wrote:Some more names from Saturday -

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Elikem Akumen
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http://www.tamworthfans.co.uk/forum_pos ... kem-amenku

Re: Cradley Town Friendly

Posted: 14 Jul 2015, 12:04
by Wheels
YeltzDoc wrote:Some more names from Saturday -

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Chris Westwood
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Westwood