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When he's moved into a midfield position, he's always been effective, turned quickly with the ball and made a good proportion of forward passes.From what I`ve seen, his passing is no better than the present incumbents, in fact its quite sloppy at times. I think he is more of a ball winner, but what we need, certainly in the advanced position, is someone who can help set up chances and get on the scoresheet himself.
Me and you wouldn’t be very happy having to play out of position and still cover for players that aren’t bothered/can’t run.What is his position then? If it`s supposed to be midfield, what specific skills does he bring for that position?
Honestly I'd sell him for 10m. He is a one trick pony if it doesn't work he is pony. Too lightweight, doesn't score enough either. He is an average winger likely can be replaced for half that fee.He`s actually the last player we should sell. Seeing as we don`t have a midfield that can provide assists, we are heavily dependant on his crosses and superb cut back passes for a large proportion of our goals. Also he`s `still young, so only going to get better.
It was going to be WLWLW. It turns out to be LLLWL.I think Molumby is well overrated by many of our fans. Yes, you need to win the ball, but then you need to use it constructively. A lot of the time he lunges in and the ball goes anywhere. How often does Molumby put a player through into a goalscoring position? Coventry showed how a good midfield is able to pass and move, but I don`t think he`d make it into Coventry`s midfield.
You need to start with a system when your squad is so-so (6-10th) and then elaborate when you've steadied the ship. If Corberan had had Lankshear and maybe Armstrong maybe there wouldn't have been all those draws.
We didn't have Molumby today and Coventry dominated midfield. Every team needs a Molumby
Watching the goal again. Price and Furlong don't shut out the wide player. Mowatt is wrong footed. Bartley is just ball watching. It's only Heggem (as usual) who is alert to any danger to try and stop it.Thought Mowatt could have done better to block the cross.
A draw isn’t terrible depending on Middlesbrough’s result. We would still be three points behind Coventry but with three winnable games to go. I would argue it’s a must not lose.The three winnable games are against teams fighting for their survival in the division.
Seriously, he has a hand in virtually all our dangerous moves. And Johnston another player who runs at defenders. Lankshear gives us something different up front, but strikers in the end need to get on the scoresheet.
Lankshear excellent and lot of involvementHe has given us something different up front, but not getting any help from ref.
Plus one to more game time for this lad. Appears to have a lot of potential and dare I say it....... lovely soft feet. On that last count alone I'm surprised we haven't seen more of him already given Mogga's liking for technical players.How many times did Mogga use the phrase "lovely soft feet"? Once? This phrase seems to be thrown back at him virtually every time there´s a discussion about his player selections. Becoming more famous for it than some of Churchill´s or other famous historical quotes.
His comments are baffling. Said we'll win today after Saturday. Constantly talked about us being better than every team etc etcI think we were the better team after he made his subs, and abandoned the plan of Armstrong and Grant up top. We had a much stronger grip in midfield. Then it went pear-shaped for the last few minutes after Molumbys moment of madness. -
Strange fellow