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Something to build on. A little bummed about their equaliser, but enthused by Les's experimental tactics, as at least it showed his willingness to try something new.
Hopefully whne one or tow ohter players come back, this new more expansively thinking Les might conjuor up some decent results.
Hopefully he doesn't just revert to either 4-3-3 or 4-4-2 all the time. With this new approach to tactics, maybe, just maybe he can increase the teams potential beyond what it is already and the team is now 7 points off the R Z not 6, which is something at least.
A great point but a disgraceful last half hour when the game completely changed as we sat back (again) and failed to chase down their keeper as we had for the rest of the game.
Some people say Tranmere haven't had too much luck on the pitch but we used up all our luck last night as Exeter could have won on more than occasion.
A lucky but very valuable point though.
Just an aside to say that at the moment Robinson looks absolutely terrible.
Robinson is miles away from form and fitness clearly. That signing has proved to be awful, not good replacing Moore with him, we needed a player ready to come in, maybe create and score a few goals, sadly Robbo doesen't look like he can do that.
On the game last night same old story. Had the initaitive but played ridiculously negatively and probably should have lost. A good point, however Charlton away will be a dfeat so the gap may close. We are going to have to learn to beat teams around us at home because looking at the fixtures that is what we are relying on to stay up.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011:03:02:14:17:19 by Ricci.
Mart I judged the tactics by what it showed on the match report, which looked like a modified 4-3-3 on the graphic, unless the graphic posted below had been designed wrongly, it appears to show 3 up, but the left and right forward players in quite wide positions.
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