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City v Argyle - Matchday Thread

Grecianpasty

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I was saying at 15 mins in we really need to get that early goal and it didn't come. We were all over them at the beginning, if Mitchell got that ball through the keepers legs it's a different game completely.

However, we did lose it and none of our midfield were very good today from 20 minutes onwards.

As an aside, although it's a team game clearly individual performances count. You can't mention someone having a bad game on here without the white knights coming into defend, Kegs was genuinely poor today and I'm amazed anyone who's been watching football for a long time would think otherwise. I don't hate the guy, he was just crap.
Of Kegs, Collins and Kite - Kegs was easily the best player.
 

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Of Kegs, Collins and Kite - Kegs was easily the best player.
I agree.
 

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Did you think Collins put in a good shift?
More of an ok shift.
 

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I agree , kegs was the best of a bad bunch
 

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GC was spot on in his assessment of the midfield. Plymouth where happy to play the long ball, whereas we needed our midfield to be brave on the ball - They weren't. Lots of misplaced places, and understandable considering how inexperienced the midfield was. If Mcdonald doesn't stay next season, we certainly need a player of a similar ilk.
 

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GC was spot on in his assessment of the midfield. Plymouth where happy to play the long ball, whereas we needed our midfield to be brave on the ball - They weren't. Lots of misplaced places, and understandable considering how inexperienced the midfield was. If Mcdonald doesn't stay next season, we certainly need a player of a similar ilk.
And yet Harper, who’s probably the closest we have ATM, was left out of the squad. I
like the manager, but found this hard to fathom.
 

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GC was spot on in his assessment of the midfield. Plymouth where happy to play the long ball, whereas we needed our midfield to be brave on the ball - They weren't. Lots of misplaced places, and understandable considering how inexperienced the midfield was. If Mcdonald doesn't stay next season, we certainly need a player of a similar ilk.
He didn't help the midfield by finishing the game with 4 strikers on the pitch at the expense of what went on behind.
 

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Of Kegs, Collins and Kite - Kegs was easily the best player.
I’d be very surprised to see any of those names on the team sheet when the new season kicks off in August.
 

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He didn't help the midfield by finishing the game with 4 strikers on the pitch at the expense of what went on behind.
Trying to win the game, wasn't he.
 

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He really didn’t. Credible game? He was chasing shadows for most of it, lightweight, ineffective and not of this standard as it stands. Subbed and rightly so - should have been even earlier.
Kegs subbed off 67 mins with the game evenly balanced. Argo score 3 minutes later and we barely have a sniff thereafter.

I'm not suggesting he played a blinder, but bringing White on for Kegs demonstrably did not work.
 
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