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ExactomundoOriginally posted by Southport View PostI'm sorry but I don't agree with this. On Sylla's bad days he can be completely anonymous. He might be the best finisher at the club but he needs to consistently work hard (like recently) so his bad days still give something for the team. If Olly has played Mackie and Washington because they work harder, and this has now inspired Sylla to work harder, then I would argue that this is good management.
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He has by far the best goals per minutes ratio in the squad. Just check the stats below.Originally posted by Brian Wilson View PostNot sure Tarbie, possibly all of them. Just thought it looked funny as a stat alongside our other strikers.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/te...rs/top-scorers
These stats really do only tell half the story here though. Smith has typically been used as an impact sub, coming on after 60 or 70 mins, against tired defenders. Often we will also be chasing a goal, and will have adopted more of a gung-ho approach.
The correct first choice selection for me is Sylla from the start, perhaps with Washington, or as a lone striker with pace on each wing either side of him. Smith is a guy that should always at least be on the bench. He's a great weapon to have in our arsenal when we are chasing a game!Last edited by Tarbie; 02-11-2017, 10:59 AM.
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Agree with all that, its certainly great we`ve smith who causes chaos to come off the bench, gives us more confidenceOriginally posted by Tarbie View PostHe has by far the best goals per minutes ratio in the squad. Just check the stats below.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/te...rs/top-scorers
These stats really do only tell half the story here though. Smith has typically been used as an impact sub, coming on after 60 or 70 mins, against tired defenders. Often we will also be chasing a goal, and will have adopted more of a gung-ho approach.
The correct first choice selection for me is Sylla from the start, perhaps with Washington, or as a loan striker with pace on each wing either side of him. Smith is a guy that should always at least be on the bench. He's a great weapon to have in our arsenal when we are chasing a game!
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Cheers, didn't know the BBC site had stats like that. Interesting stuff.Originally posted by Tarbie View PostHe has by far the best goals per minutes ratio in the squad. Just check the stats below.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/te...rs/top-scorers
These stats really do only tell half the story here though. Smith has typically been used as an impact sub, coming on after 60 or 70 mins, against tired defenders. Often we will also be chasing a goal, and will have adopted more of a gung-ho approach.
The correct first choice selection for me is Sylla from the start, perhaps with Washington, or as a loan striker with pace on each wing either side of him. Smith is a guy that should always at least be on the bench. He's a great weapon to have in our arsenal when we are chasing a game!
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For sure, actually think he is very clued in on this stuff (almost too much as he can second guess himself and overcomplicate IMO). Listen to his interview after the Wolves game where he talks tactics.Originally posted by Tarbie View PostDo you reckon Ollie looks at these type of stats?
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TBF, I cannot argue with any of that.Originally posted by WeAreQPR12 View PostI wouldn't mind all this bo llocks if Ollie had money to spend but they didn't even give him a pot to pi ss in. There is definitely a player in Washington but his confidence has taken a huge hit. Sylla is OK but nothing amazing and wheeler let's just wait and see. I think we really need to move on. As long as Mackie doesn't start let's just support the bloke hits
Good post and agree with you.nsa/cia spy on this..............┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐
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Wrong. You are confusing work ethic with strike rate. The stats speak for themselves.Originally posted by Southport View PostI'm sorry but I don't agree with this. On Sylla's bad days he can be completely anonymous. He might be the best finisher at the club but he needs to consistently work hard (like recently) so his bad days still give something for the team. If Olly has played Mackie and Washington because they work harder, and this has now inspired Sylla to work harder, then I would argue that this is good management.
Washington was always a highly questionable purchase who for me has not proved himself at this level. Mackie is not an out and out striker. Neither have the composure. We all know that really.
I don't care if my front man spends 90% of the time scratching his backside if he can sniff out that one chance. Sylla has this, and Smith has it to a greater degree than Mackie or Washington. Running around a lot proves nothing when it comes to finding the net. You either have it or you don't.
You have to set up a side according to strengths, and Ollie has taken an awful long time to figure out what our strengths are. Not that we're overflowing with talent, which actually makes having a smart guv'nor even more important. We haven't got one of those either, but there are signs of progress.Last edited by hal9thou; 02-11-2017, 01:58 PM.
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lol a joke tbh saying we havnt a smart guvnor when hes doing a very good job, so you think just cos of a couple of differences like playing mackie we should get rid and go for a smart guvnor? ha unreal how some of you ollie haters just will not give up even though we`ve lost just 4 out of 15, it cracks me up tbhOriginally posted by hal9thou View PostWrong. You are confusing work ethic with strike rate. The stats speak for themselves.
Washington was always a highly questionable purchase who for me has not proved himself at this level. Mackie is not an out and out striker. Neither have the composure. We all know that really.
I don't care if my front man spends 90% of the time scratching his backside if he can sniff out that one chance. Sylla has this, and Smith has it to a greater degree than Mackie or Washington. Running around a lot proves nothing when it comes to finding the net. You either have it or you don't.
You have to set up a side according to strengths, and Ollie has taken an awful long time to figure out what our strengths are. Not that we're overflowing with talent, which actually makes having a smart guv'nor even more important. We haven't got one of those either, but there are signs of progress.
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What would be a not smart move is getting rid thinking we can get someone whos better and smarter, now that wouldnt be smart thinking that way in my opinion.
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Just liked it cracked a lot of people up when you were still singing his praises when we'd lost 6 or 7 on the spin. Opinions ain't it mate!Originally posted by Pinkie View Postlol a joke tbh saying we havnt a smart guvnor when hes doing a very good job, so you think just cos of a couple of differences like playing mackie we should get rid and go for a smart guvnor? ha unreal how some of you ollie haters just will not give up even though we`ve lost just 4 out of 15, it cracks me up tbh
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To be fair they weren't really losses. Ollie bravely decided to experiment for runs of matches. Gotta speculate to accumulate. Now looks like that is paying dividends. Kudos to the king.Originally posted by Tarbie View PostJust liked it cracked a lot of people up when you were still singing his praises when we'd lost 6 or 7 on the spin. Opinions ain't it mate!
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Again a load of rubbish tarbie, we was rubbish last season apart from a few good performances, but things needed sorting out and we are seeing it now, you cant go from how rubbish we was last season to a couple of games later like we are now! unless you have zero patience and expect that with ollie having no transfer money to buy better players aswell, so not too sure what you would be expecting tbh, but now we are seeing the ideas and work thats been put in, yet the ollie haters still cant let it go....Originally posted by Tarbie View PostJust liked it cracked a lot of people up when you were still singing his praises when we'd lost 6 or 7 on the spin. Opinions ain't it mate!
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