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  1. His first 10 games were brilliant, good results and great football, the club had a feel good factor about it. I thought it would return when certain players came back into the fold but it hasn't and we are staring down a barrel. If he can't get us playing well again this season then can we really afford to gamble on next season?

     

    He was never really in the running for the job in the first place but those first 10 games got him the job, they seem like such a long time ago now

  2. 7 minutes ago, latics22 said:

    Is shez unbeaten ?

    Lost his first game vs Portsmouth i think?

     

    Lost his first game at Doncaster and then lost at home to Portsmouth

     

    That was when our game got called off due to the frozen pitch and i watched his son lose at Rammy United too

  3. 55 minutes ago, Hands on said:

    The point I made badly about Fane, who I like and would have him in my starting 11 every week, is that teams don't need to bother about him with the ball they simply have to closely mark Byrne leaving Fane to have to make a pass rather than just lay it off to Byrne.  The same is true of our strikers.  When Doyle plays he is the one you have to mark because the ball is most likely to bounce off the rest.  This is where Pringle helped because he can receive and make a pass and would if playing give Fane another option.

     

    Press Johny, mark Byrne & mark Doyle and hey presto you can nullify our team.  I would go 3 (Bryan, Edmundson & Gerrard) 5 (two wing backs and Fane & Gardener holding and Byrne or McEleney behind a front two) 2 (Doyle and the Duck).

    This is why I'd like to see Nazon start alongside Doyle. With Nazon running at opposition defences and creating space then this should open space up for Byrne to run into and make its easier for Doyle. I was frustrated for him coming off the bench Saturday because he didn't have much hope of doing anything vs their defence sat deep in the snow.

     

    I'd like to see us try 3 at the back but I don't think we have the players for it.

     

    It seems such a long time ago since the outstanding performance vs rovers at home. A brilliant performance as a team and Davies held the ball up well and won everything that was punted up to him and quickly received support. Movement in recent games has been poor, we seem to lack urgency and ideas going forward. Whats the problem? teams figuring us out? We've played well when Byrne has been given the space to control the game but that's not happened much since then, he's closed down quickly but surely we can exploit this? We know we can pass through teams with short passes and 1-2s, whats changed?

  4. 2 hours ago, Gary1906 said:

    If we stay up - and I’m reasonably confident that we will do - then the owner needs to ‘push the boat’ out to secure Doyle permanently and hopefully Conor Ripley as well. Johnny is a liability I’m afraid. Not just because of the Portsmouth game, that mistake has been coming for a while, but generally he just isn’t in the same league as Ripley. I think that with a new goalkeeper, a centre half (or two), a midfield tackler, and a centre forward, we will be a lot better next season.

     

    Placide was a revalation when he first got into the team but since christmas his head has gone. His distribution was by far his strongest point and even that's been very poor lately, I don't know what he was thinking on Saturday. So many goals conceeded where he's wrong footed, rooted to the spot. I like the guy but I'd take Ripley every day of the week, 17 clean sheets for a team fighting relegation is amazing, especially at his age and with his age he can only get better with experience.

  5. 52 minutes ago, Wardie said:

    I would be temped to go with Doyle and Davies from the off, as a slow start will be far from ideal against Portsmouth. Naz hasn't done anything to warrant being dropped in my opinion but goals are needed and I feel confident that Doyle will deliver as well as energising Davies. McEleney from the start sounds a good prospect but I suspect he's not ready yet. We shall see. 

    The duck might be useful coming off the bench running at tired defences. For me his "wayward" shot seemed to take a slight deflection in the highlights which nobody seems to have mentioned.

     

    I'd be happy with any 2 of Davies, Doyle or Nazon. I think Doyle has to start now he's fit, would be interesting to see him paired with Nazon. McEleny off the bench for the last 30, too much of a gamble to start him as he's still adjusting

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  6. 1 minute ago, Lee Sinnott said:

    Professional footballers would have thrown the towel in if the fans weren't singing....?

    I get the point you're trying to make but if a player is tiring having a large section of the crowd cheering you on is going to have an effect, pushing them to make that extra effort. I know they're professional footballers etc etc and shouldn't need it but it definately helps.

     

    When we're on the back foot in a game and you can sense the crowd getting nervous and murmurings around the ground you can't say that doesn't transfer on to the players the same as if the crowd are creating a positive atmosphere. As much hate as the drum gets at times I've felt it does a good job at masking those murmurings which might effect the players.

  7. 38 minutes ago, simplythemostimportantkick said:

    U mean you got drinks or you talking like Danny Dyer ? As in i got served by these Mugs on their fackin manor !

    When I was in there after the game I asked what did they think of the game, they looked at me like I was speaking swahili with 2 heads. I said I was Oldham but lived in Bury most of my life and was just looking for their take on it, they said we'll let you off because you live here.... a minute later some kid ran in saying theres some Oldham down the road and the lot of them piled out the door... bizarre

  8. 30 minutes ago, PlayItLivo said:

     

    Sorry. To be clear;

     

    Can anybody recommend any pubs in Bury, preferably near Gigg Lane which will be televising the 12:30 kick off on Saturday between Manchester United and Liverpool? 

    It will likely be on in the knowsley, across the road from bus station

     

    this is where the "hooligans" hang out as i think its the only place they're not barred from... not that any of them are old enough to drink

  9. 19 minutes ago, josh_latics said:

    Leave them in the car. Open the window a little and leave a bowl of water there, I'm sure they'll be fine for 90 mins. 

    Get a taxi, get dropped off at the ground and get it to do laps of Bury until the match is over and get picked up at the ground

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  10. 7 minutes ago, BP1960 said:

     

    Can you choose anywhere to sit? I don't like behind the goal.

    Wasn't any option to choose, all it said was my ticket was 1280. No option to print either so £1 for postage

     

    Surely when these sell out Bury will realise repairing the damage blackpool did is financially viable to sell more tickets and have pay on the day (if the rozzers allows that)

  11. 54 minutes ago, latics22 said:

    Where can I buy a ticket there not on line 

    I just ordered one 30 mins ago, had to search around for Bury tickets (they don't appear in "away tickets") and then had to select "Seated" for any tickets to show up. All in all a bit of a pish poor site

  12. 11 hours ago, yarddog73 said:

    Hopefully he will be right but as it stands our defence is no better with Gerrard and A.N Other than it was with Gerrard alongside Clarke.

    I'll have to disagree with that, we've looked far more solid with Bryan and Gerrard/Clarke

     

    Don't forget the reason we shipped out Clarke was to free up wages to strengthen in other areas. We only needed one of Gerrard or Clarke and I thought it made sense until Gerrard took a knock but the rest should have him right now. We'll know if its the right decision come the end of the season

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