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Tillson
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grecIAN Harris
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More likely one of our most underrated by the fans.
manc grecian
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Any chance of someone showing an interest in Youngish Jordan in the transfer window? Let's hope so.
I've defended him a few times here and feel he is unfairly maligned at times. But. Let's just say today was not one of his better days (!).
I would have put Jake Taylor in his position and have Nicky Law/Lee Martin on instead (whoever was fitter/needed less of a rest).
I would have put Jake Taylor in his position and have Nicky Law/Lee Martin on instead (whoever was fitter/needed less of a rest).
memoman
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Tillson works hard but he looked out of his depth today. Useful to bring on and and see out a game, like he did Wednesday, but other than that he's not Football League standard.
edwin_price
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Good player when we're without the ball, poor when we've got it. Game's like today where we dominate possession... he doesn't offer a whole lot.
John William
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Jake doesn't appear to want to stay in front of the back 4, cut out through balls and protect them, which is the job Tillson has done - he wants to follow the play. I was however surprised today that Collins played behind Tillson most of the time, presumably there was some tactical analysis behind this. Collins did this OK but it's not clear this is his best role. After the red card the Tillson role wasn't needed so it was logical to bring on a more attacking / skillful player, but in the event it didn't work.
grecIAN Harris
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I thought Collins was so much better today than he was against Yeovil. He played with his natural instinct and knocked the ball around whereas against Yeovil he played like he was being restricted to what he could and couldn't do with the ball regardless of whether he has the ability to play what he was seeing.