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Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 14:56
by ethantufcbaker
13 Rice
02 Tonge 05 Pearce 29 O'Connor 30 Cargill
11 Cameron 07 Mansell 08 Harding 17 Goodwin
26 Benyon27 Coulthirst
4-4-2 Not great lineup and thrope is obviously in another roation of the squad. injured? no news on OS then again the hawley news isnt on there either..
Substitutes
01 Poke
04 Downes
10 Bodin
12 Chapell
14 Yeoman
20 Craig
23 Stevens

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:00
by yellowforever
Assuming Lathrope is injured, kudos to Hargreaves as that would be the formation and line up I would go for.

Rice
Tonge Pearce O'Connor Cargill
Harding Mansell
Coulthirst Goodwin Cameron
Benyon

With Goodwin (or perhaps Coulthirst) playing just off Benyon, we have a very direct, fast, attacking team - especially when you factor in the pace on both flanks too. Happy. Benyon has a big job today, I'm not sure if he's strong enough for it personally, but the rest of the team looks solid enough. Good to see Cargill finally get a chance.

The key for me is that we have more 'goalscorers' on the pitch than usual. Although Benyon hasn't been good this season, all 3 behind him are capable of taking a man on and unleashing a shot. I'd be telling them to shoot every time they get a good sight of goal. Even Harding can strike a ball.

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:05
by yellowforever
That said, my concerns are getting hold of the ball (can Harding and Mansell do it effectively?) and keeping hold of it (same two but I'll add in Benyon as the main forward...).

Midfield and Benyon have a lot to answer for and do today.

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:06
by Dutchgull
taunton_gull wrote:Different time, different budget etc. etc. However, I would absolutely have Buckle back when you compare it to the rubbish we've been subjected to under Ling, Knill and now Hargreaves. It didn't work out for either party when he left and I just wonder as with Darren Ferguson and Peterborough, Chelsea and Mourinho - whether it is a combination which just fits. I was as angry as anyone with what he did and have referred to him as 'the snake' ever since but I think we could do a lot worse than him in the conference. For one thing you could guarantee there would be none of the favouritism in the dressing room we have all grown tired of. From the interview it sounds as though he would be keen on a return to management in the UK, I know CH will be under contract but if next season continues as this one has I'd take him back.
:goodpost:

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:11
by tufcbrett
Dutchgull wrote: :goodpost:
I would have buckle back. What he did for us I will always be thankful for. Yes he left badly but at the same time you cant blame him for wanting a new challenge.

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:12
by yellowforever
Here here on Buckle. I trust Hargreaves for now, but I'd have Buckle back in a flash despite his Machiavellian nature as a human being. He took no rubbish from anyone, no matter how senior or experienced. He knew how to buy a player too it must be said.

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:14
by ethantufcbaker
Nearly a OG from Pearce...

Stray pass from manse :@

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:18
by ethantufcbaker
Dagenham 0-1Portsmouth
Fleetwood 1-0 Morecambe

United playing 4-4-1-1

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:22
by yellowforever
Who's central out of Goodwin and Coulthirst?

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:30
by SuperNickyWroe
yellowforever wrote:Assuming Lathrope is injured, kudos to Hargreaves as that would be the formation and line up I would go for.

Rice
Tonge Pearce O'Connor Cargill
Harding Mansell
Coulthirst Goodwin Cameron
Benyon

With Goodwin (or perhaps Coulthirst) playing just off Benyon, we have a very direct, fast, attacking team - especially when you factor in the pace on both flanks too. Happy. Benyon has a big job today, I'm not sure if he's strong enough for it personally, but the rest of the team looks solid enough. Good to see Cargill finally get a chance.

The key for me is that we have more 'goalscorers' on the pitch than usual. Although Benyon hasn't been good this season, all 3 behind him are capable of taking a man on and unleashing a shot. I'd be telling them to shoot every time they get a good sight of goal. Even Harding can strike a ball.
better late than never.

just.

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:32
by ethantufcbaker
yellowforever wrote:Who's central out of Goodwin and Coulthirst?
Neither benyon is the coulthirst is behind him (according to the commentary)

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:33
by ethantufcbaker
Great challenge from cargill

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:33
by PlainmoorRoar
Its such a shame we are so far adrift, 5 points seperating 22nd to 13th

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:35
by okehampton gull
am I missing something here ,,,,,,,,, goalscorers on the pitch,,, what **** drugs are you on.
who are these goalscorers , 2 of our leading scorers DOWNES CHAPPLE , on the **** bench.
this manager is a tosser ,,, sooner he goes the better ....

Bristol Rovers v Torquay United - 12/4/14

Posted: 12 Apr 2014, 15:40
by okehampton gull
all the players on the bench should be on the pitch ,, they are Torquay players ,, on our books ..
why play loanee players. and tossers ,,, mansell and benyon and harding all shite,,, wit a capital s.