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Originally posted by kearney304 kearney304 wrote:

Get in Matt, really would like him to get a few caps. 26 now. Should be in the first 11 under Mick.

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Get in Matt, really would like him to get a few caps. 26 now. Should be in the first 11 under Mick.
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Replay of Dohertys assist: http://streamja.com/JZLX
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Nice finish. 

Has been under pressure from Cardiff attacks down his side but defending well.
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Sloppy pass led to Huddersfield’s first goal yesterday

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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

That interview is baffling. Given that we have always played with a right back (Coleman, Christie, Meyer), it is inconsistent to claim that this is somehow an accommodation or a break from the norm.

Doherty has been outstanding in the PL, and has been fundamental to Wolves’ success this term. For some reason MON has circled his wagons around McClean, Hendrick and Christie, and they are becoming the first names on the team sheet.

I also don’t feel that last night was progress. An Eriksen-less Danish team is a different proposition, and but for Arter’s header off the line (the same Arter who left the squad last time over industrial relations issues) we would have lost.

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It was actually poor reactions from a Danish player too, I'm not sure who, if he had read the play he would have had a tap in from two yards. A proper poacher would have scored it.
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That interview is baffling. Given that we have always played with a right back (Coleman, Christie, Meyer), it is inconsistent to claim that this is somehow an accommodation or a break from the norm.

Doherty has been outstanding in the PL, and has been fundamental to Wolves’ success this term. For some reason MON has circled his wagons around McClean, Hendrick and Christie, and they are becoming the first names on the team sheet.

I also don’t feel that last night was progress. An Eriksen-less Danish team is a different proposition, and but for Arter’s header off the line (the same Arter who left the squad last time over industrial relations issues) we would have lost.
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Originally posted by Pipkin Pipkin wrote:

The Contrast between O Neill’s public praise of Christie and negativity towards Doherty is bizarre. Maybe there is merit to the madness but such a condescending tone to all things Matt Doherty puts Doherty under pressure from the getgo. 

Christie’s performance last night was absolutely brilliant while Matt is doing fine after coming up to the premier league

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The Contrast between O Neill’s public praise of Christie and negativity towards Doherty is bizarre. Maybe there is merit to the madness but such a condescending tone to all things Matt Doherty puts Doherty under pressure from the getgo. 

Christie’s performance last night was absolutely brilliant while Matt is doing fine after coming up to the premier league
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Bell stayed lb, Williams played cb and Mulgrew was in cm after his ban
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If O'Neill is being serious in his of assessment of/comments towards Doherty it's ridiculous stuff. 

Doherty's previous comments where he seemed to have a slight barb towards O'Neill not picking him seems to have not gone down too well with him.  

It could be a case of O'Neill deliberately trying to keep Doherty primed with something to prove to him, hence the faint praise for him after last night in comparison with the ott praise of Christie.

Would love to see Doherty get the winner against Wales. 
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Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Originally posted by J89 J89 wrote:

Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Blackburns starting centre halves are Mulgrew and Lenihan. Williams may have played on the left of a 3 a couple of times to accomodate Bell this season, he has nevertheless played the near entirety of his senior career as a left-back/LWB. A centre-back he most certainly is not...

Every game he's started in the league at CB has been part of a back four. Only game he's played as part of a 3 was in the league cup when himself, Rodwell and Lenihan made up that 3 so that's another thing you've gotten wrong and he's actually started more games at CB than he has LB or LWB in his career so that's quite a bit more than a couple of times or having never played there since his days at Villa. He might be better at LB but he can also equally play as a CB.

It seems Mulgrew was injured or suspended for 3 games and he played there. As soon as he returned in the last game vs Bolton, Williams returned to his natural position of LB. I know Williams can play as a CB, but he is still a LB. I'm not sure what you are even arguing; you started by complaining that I favour Williams over Stevens at LB, and you've now evolved that into an argument about whether Williams can play at CB (which I never even disputed)...

That you are talking absolute sh*te about Williams hasn't played CB since his Villa youth days and always played LB or LWB at Bristol and Blackburn.  I'll even throw a smiley face in seeing as you thought you were great jumping straight in talking tripe and having to back track on stuff LOL
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Originally posted by NewtNewbie NewtNewbie wrote:

Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Originally posted by J89 J89 wrote:

Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Blackburns starting centre halves are Mulgrew and Lenihan. Williams may have played on the left of a 3 a couple of times to accomodate Bell this season, he has nevertheless played the near entirety of his senior career as a left-back/LWB. A centre-back he most certainly is not...

Every game he's started in the league at CB has been part of a back four. Only game he's played as part of a 3 was in the league cup when himself, Rodwell and Lenihan made up that 3 so that's another thing you've gotten wrong and he's actually started more games at CB than he has LB or LWB in his career so that's quite a bit more than a couple of times or having never played there since his days at Villa. He might be better at LB but he can also equally play as a CB.

It seems Mulgrew was injured or suspended for 3 games and he played there. As soon as he returned in the last game vs Bolton, Williams returned to his natural position of LB. I know Williams can play as a CB, but he is still a LB. I'm not sure what you are even arguing; you started by complaining that I favour Williams over Stevens at LB, and you've now evolved that into an argument about whether Williams can play at CB (which I never even disputed)...

Hmm...

Wouldn't waste your time, clearly he hasn't played CB since his Villa youth days and always played LB or LWB at Bristol (which he actually played nearly 100 games at CB for them) and Blackburn.
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