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Mitchell's first goal last night. 10:26 - Sep 11 with 1163 views

Noticed it a lot last season, and again this season.The amount of teams who leave a gaping hole down the centre of the pitch is unbelievable at this level. You get a great view from the Pearl St end. Even before he scored - that pass from Sassi was on countless times. Just hope we can exploit it more going forward.

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Mitchell's first goal last night. on 11:41 - Sep 11 with 988 views

Brierls

Even more so when a team has done their homework and is setup to limit our effectiveness down the wings. Things become more stretched in the middle and that's when we see the opportunities there. Executing that run and pass gives teams another thing to think about.

We are becoming "total options" Dale.

Mitchell's first goal last night. on 11:52 - Sep 11 with 955 views

DorsetDale

Also, having watched the replay 4 or 5 times, the ball appears to slow down and Mitchell has to be clever footed to take initial control. Makes it an even better finish.

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Mitchell's first goal last night. (n/t) (n/t) on 12:18 - Sep 11 with 854 views

tony_roch975

Mitchell's first goal last night. on 11:41 - Sep 11 by Brierls
Even more so when a team has done their homework and is setup to limit our effectiveness down the wings. Things become more stretched in the middle and that's when we see the opportunities there. Executing that run and pass gives teams another thing to think about. We are becoming "total options" Dale.

Agreed - both our WBs were high for that goal and Henry, McBride and Ayinde's movement helped create that space in the middle

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