@RobRyanRed Parkie simply refuses to change his tactics. Smith looked dangerous all game, then Moore comes on with “aerial threat” but can’t direct a header for toffee. I can’t remember the last god game Moore had (probably Cov at home?).
Kabore is a headless chicken, too.
@Wrexham_AFC Playoffs would have been fun, but we don’t belong in the Prem. It would be a miserable season of beatings, particularly if Parky stuck to the same dreadful tactics.
Moore as a lone striker is mental, and it’s time to drop Kabore. Solidify as a Champ team, it’s where we belong.
@MichaelSStarkey@Wrexham_AFC No chance.
He’s a defensive liability, can barely control the ball, runs aimlessly at defenders, and the 1 time out of 10 that he gets past he sticks it into the building side or out for a throw-in.
His consistency is dreadful. Drop him as soon as a decent replacement is found.
@wxm_afc@Wrexham_AFC Kabore is a defensive liability. He has been all season.
And while he may make the occasional good run, 8/10 times he runs straight into a defender, and when he does get past his crossing is often woeful.
While not as dynamic, I think Longman offers much less risk.
@wieck_jason@Wrexham_AFC 100% this.
He’s been ineffective for too many games now, lacks strength, and surprisingly poor in the air.
Smith came on and instantly made chances.
But Kabore is the one to drop. He’s unable to control the ball, is a liability at the back, and can’t cross for shit.
@Wrexham_AFC Disappointing to see Smith dropped.
More doesn’t offer this set-up much up top.
Rathbone and O’Brian can break fast, as can Kabore. Moore just slows the pace down and doesn’t have to agility to get away from their back line.
Smith deserves to start.
@craigyjones17 I’d drop Moore. He’s been massively inconsistent, and lacks pace. On his off-days it’s been like playing with 10 men.
Smith offers a bit more range. He’s faster, stronger, ok in the air, and can roll off the last man.
Moore can’t turn quick enough and is clumsy with the ball.
@Wrexham_AFC It’s been the same since league 2. Strong squad, dominate games, but can’t score. Moore is now playing like a Palmer. Plenty of balls into him but nowhere to lay it off. Too slow to be the lone striker. Broadhead and Smith should get a chance together, with Windass just behind.
@craigyjones17 There’s problems all over the pitch. James and Dobson are too slow, the back 3 switch off at random times, and I barely saw Broadhead do anything. Parkie’s tactics bemuse me, and the overall energy levels need serious work. Ward is the least of our worries.
@Andercot It’s simple.
In your two images, one is a spacecraft, the other is a fairground ride.
One left the atmosphere and the other went a little bit above the clouds and came straight back down again.
@whtrshn @Ronxyz00 Sure! Go ahead.
Can you find me 200 workers that will sew t-shirts for $2/hr and work 14 hours so I can start up a US-based textile company?
No? Oh. That’s why your domestically produced t-shirts will cost $150 instead of $25.
See the problem?
@KLUltraMaga @Ronxyz00 “Ultra Maga” in your name says it all.
No understanding of the situation you’ve got yourselves into, and no idea of the consequences to all this.
You are as stupid as your president.
@beardywxm We need 9 more points. That’s enough to finish ahead of Charlton and Stockport even if one of them wins all remaining games. Wycombe will drop at least 5 points from here.
Wigan and Bristol Rovers should get us 6, then 3 draws?
@craigyjones17@fearlessidzine 9 points should do it from here, looking at everyone’s remaining fixtures.
Stockport are probably the biggest threat now.
2 wins and 3 draws is eminently possible.
@Dannyg2233@fearlessidzine I think 9 points from here should do it.
3 draws and 2 wins.
Stockport are probably the biggest threat now as their run-in is easier than Wycombe.
@unputdownable_@DataRepublican Making foreign goods more expensive for US consumers thus adding to the inflationary burden.
Nobody wins. The intention is to move to consuming domestic products or produce domestically but people still want BMW’s and not Fords. It hurts the US economy as much as it does the EU.
@NayteDarko@mattgaetz You were not importing anything “at an exorbitant rate” until yesterday.
The lack of understanding by Americans at what’s taking place is breathtaking.