Alistair20000
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Why the angry emoji art ?And Matt Taylor
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City v Lincoln build up thread.
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arthur
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Because Tisdale playing Taylor up front made me angry
Alistair20000
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Did the Cheese do that ?
My recollection is of KMT coming up from defence and banging in powerful headers from corners
Colesman Ballz
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Late in matches where we were behind, Cheese did sometimes push KMT forwards as a central attacker.
He also did the same with Scot Bennett.
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He did and worked a few times one in particular I remember when Scot scored a really good goal
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Scot is a pretty decent finisher and whilst you definitely wouldn't want him up front permanently, that display against the gargs was one of the better centre forward displays you could wish to see. The late goal was the cherry on the cake.
Whilst we still have the option of throwing a big lad up late in the game, the thought of going long ball with the players we have is pretty grim. Just get on the ball, look to pass forward with intent through the lines, create overloads and one on ones. It was what we were doing.
Whilst we still have the option of throwing a big lad up late in the game, the thought of going long ball with the players we have is pretty grim. Just get on the ball, look to pass forward with intent through the lines, create overloads and one on ones. It was what we were doing.
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Max Payne 2
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This has got City 0-1 Lincoln all over it.
Max Payne 2
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Let's face it, wages are not a thing City can be competitive on. Where we've been successful is where we've made being at City a 'win-win' by providing an opportunity, or a sense of community and purpose.
I wouldn’t hold out any hope of that team beating Yeovil in the conference south.