Denmark v THE EIRE Pain Prediction

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 lassassinblanc wrote:

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We may not have the players to be world beaters, but we do have the players to give competent performances. Even if it's as rudimentary as putting 10 men behind the ball for 90 minutes. 
What we have atm are a bunch of players just thrown together before games, not coached and not prepared, a "motivator" ttp out of us, and a head honcho, who counts us hosting the Euro draw and himself moving up the UEFA pecking order as "progress" these days. 

He's still banging on about him losing friendlies at Forest, as if these games are also friendlies. For 4 years, he was just as clueless and cantankeous, but he got by on lucky breaks. There have been no lucky breaks in the past 12 months and he can't cut the mustard anymore.

Sure last game we had 3(4 if you Callum Robinson classifies as one ) left wingers playing  and not one actually played left wing

This is one of my biggest issues with MON, not playing players in the right position. I mean look at it this way:

Robbie Brady- If you want to get the best out of him then play him left wing or left back. He is not a number 10 nor a right winger nor a centre midfielder. 

James McClean- McClean is a left winger. That is it. He can't play anywhere else. All his damage is done on the wing. He isn't a wing back nor is he a striker.

Cyrus Christie- He is a right back or right wing back. He most certainly 100% is not a central midfielder.

Callum O'Dowda- O'Dowda is a winger. Predominantly a left winger but can play on the right as well. He is not a central midfielder unless needed in an emergency.

Callum Robinson- Another winger or possibly a number 10 but definitely not a lone front man.