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Basing this on the fact I don't think we'll have any new signings, or at least new signing that are going to be on the pitch, what does everyone's starting team look like?
It's not a complete catastrophe, but we are incredibly light up top whichever way you look at it. Had to pick one of Rathbone and Morley, and I'm not sure on the former's fitness.
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Starting XI v Hudds on 18:48 - Sep 5 with 4582 views
What with the mentions of needing 5 or 6 more players and now “... haven’t got any real strikers apart from Matty Done in our squad” there’s much to admire about BBM’s considered approach to making it clear to everyone what is required.
I feel like BBM is going to go to the top of the game.
We’re lucky to have somebody who, speaks so openly about what is going on in the club with enough restraint, but who evidently has his own ideology on how his team should play the game.
Yes, I may be acting over zealous with one result (against a team a league above but us with no striker), but given some outside investment and BBM at the helm, there’s no reason in 2-3 years that we can’t be challenging for playoffs.
I can’t imagine the panic-signings we’d be making if a certain somebody was at the helm.
Win or lose, we’re on the booze, and fully behind BBM no matter the situation.
UTD!
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Starting XI v Hudds on 20:02 - Sep 5 with 4221 views
Starting XI v Hudds on 19:41 - Sep 5 by milnrowblue
I feel like BBM is going to go to the top of the game.
We’re lucky to have somebody who, speaks so openly about what is going on in the club with enough restraint, but who evidently has his own ideology on how his team should play the game.
Yes, I may be acting over zealous with one result (against a team a league above but us with no striker), but given some outside investment and BBM at the helm, there’s no reason in 2-3 years that we can’t be challenging for playoffs.
I can’t imagine the panic-signings we’d be making if a certain somebody was at the helm.
Win or lose, we’re on the booze, and fully behind BBM no matter the situation.
UTD!
Dear Nordenblue.....Who is this little posse that are so interested in Hendo's post Dale goal scoring feats that you speak of exactly...???.....Messrs Beckham / Neville / Butt / Scholes / Giggs ?? ;) Yours intrigued ... rkershaw
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Starting XI v Hudds on 20:14 - Sep 5 with 4170 views
Dear Nordenblue.....Who is this little posse that are so interested in Hendo's post Dale goal scoring feats that you speak of exactly...???.....Messrs Beckham / Neville / Butt / Scholes / Giggs ?? ;) Yours intrigued ... rkershaw
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Try again maybe this time in English?
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Starting XI v Hudds on 20:34 - Sep 5 with 4083 views
Hope next week's rent money isn't in the bookie's pocket.
What I've not seen is how many of the Huddersfield team wouldn't be selected for league duties (whereas Dale played what most would regard as the strongest available team).
Got to hold my hands up. I expected us to get hammered and we put in a fantastic performance.
All credit to all involved and I am so glad I was totally wrong.
UTD
Every Team Needs A John Ryan - The Winger Who's a Ringer!!!!!
I didn't expect us to win today, but I probably got sucked in to the 'our team is not good enough' narrative.
Looking at the first XI, it IS good enough. Our first team is solid, save for a proper striker. As much love as I have for bringing youth through, that bench needs looking at. Some people may have confused lack of depth for a rubbish team. Undoubtedly we need more options off the bench, but that first team is definitely good enough to avoid relegation.
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Starting XI v Hudds on 21:40 - Sep 5 with 3844 views
I watched the game in Elland with some colleagues from work who are Huddersfield fans. They made some interesting comments about apparent similarities between the clubs. Terriers fans for example are fed up of negative comments from their boardroom about how skint they are. This despite parachute payments from the Premier League but the new owner says that the old owner has asked for the return of his £50m “investment” so the coffers were empty. They were desperate for a keeper but ended up with a player in Hamer who they don’t rate at all plus Pereira. They were very complimentary on the other hand about our number one. They say that their squad is wafer thin and that the bench will be packed with Academy players. And they despair about where their goals are going to come from with Grant and Mounie both looking to leave and with no replacements in sight. It all sounds familiar doesn’t it?! They were all very complimentary about our work ethic and style of football and were very impressed with O’Connell who they thought could quite easily play in the Championship. We might well be fighting off other clubs in January. I personally didn’t give us a chance before the game. Perhaps the genuine pessimism on this board had rubbed off. Our defence and midfield is good though but perhaps that had been forgotten. It was also good that we didn’t concede a silly early goal which happened all too often last season.
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Starting XI v Hudds on 22:02 - Sep 5 with 3746 views
I watched the game in Elland with some colleagues from work who are Huddersfield fans. They made some interesting comments about apparent similarities between the clubs. Terriers fans for example are fed up of negative comments from their boardroom about how skint they are. This despite parachute payments from the Premier League but the new owner says that the old owner has asked for the return of his £50m “investment” so the coffers were empty. They were desperate for a keeper but ended up with a player in Hamer who they don’t rate at all plus Pereira. They were very complimentary on the other hand about our number one. They say that their squad is wafer thin and that the bench will be packed with Academy players. And they despair about where their goals are going to come from with Grant and Mounie both looking to leave and with no replacements in sight. It all sounds familiar doesn’t it?! They were all very complimentary about our work ethic and style of football and were very impressed with O’Connell who they thought could quite easily play in the Championship. We might well be fighting off other clubs in January. I personally didn’t give us a chance before the game. Perhaps the genuine pessimism on this board had rubbed off. Our defence and midfield is good though but perhaps that had been forgotten. It was also good that we didn’t concede a silly early goal which happened all too often last season.
Scenario for the Ammies tag team to ponder over.... Dale draw Salford City in the next round of the league cup.......Hendo scores and Dale go out..... do you cream your pants or support the current playing staff in their future endeavours?? 🤔🤔
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Starting XI v Hudds on 22:03 - Sep 5 with 3737 views
Great result that especially in the circumstances. Somehow managed to get a result without anything up top really.
I would say they had plenty "up top" today. As in above the shoulders up top. Well done BBM in harnessing the motivation factor of being written off before a ball was kicked. Long may it continue.
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Starting XI v Hudds on 22:18 - Sep 5 with 3664 views
Scenario for the Ammies tag team to ponder over.... Dale draw Salford City in the next round of the league cup.......Hendo scores and Dale go out..... do you cream your pants or support the current playing staff in their future endeavours?? 🤔🤔
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Give it a rest or give it a melody!
Everyone will support the current team, but people will always comment on the performances of former players, like they do when R Craig scores for Watford, for example.
Until Chaff & Co put up a rule that says former players can't be discussed, it will always go on.
Which reminds me, Pyke scored for Shrewsbury last night and Henderson scored in the penalty shoot-out today.
Also today, Kgosi Ntlhe was part of the Barrow defence which kept a clean sheet at Championship side Derby County and MJ Williams came on as a substitute as Blackpool threw away a 2-0 lead to lose 7-2 at Liverpool.
When I was your age, I used to enjoy the odd game of tennis. Or was it golf?
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Starting XI v Hudds on 22:20 - Sep 5 with 3656 views
Yeah, apparently too many people have been taking things too seriously around here.
Judging by the number of disgruntled posts relating to the insistence of some to update us of every available stat concerning our former captain ....when our current captain fantastic has scored his first Dale goal ......and in doing so .....has given our current crop an amazing away win against a team which are currently plying their trade one league higher than ourselves ......I'd say that it's not just me that needs to give it a rest??!!
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Starting XI v Hudds on 23:08 - Sep 5 with 3461 views
Judging by the number of disgruntled posts relating to the insistence of some to update us of every available stat concerning our former captain ....when our current captain fantastic has scored his first Dale goal ......and in doing so .....has given our current crop an amazing away win against a team which are currently plying their trade one league higher than ourselves ......I'd say that it's not just me that needs to give it a rest??!!
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I agree, but it's just natural to comment on the exploits of former players, as I posted above.
It will soon die a death.
When I was your age, I used to enjoy the odd game of tennis. Or was it golf?
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Starting XI v Hudds on 23:40 - Sep 5 with 3390 views
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