05/03/11 Championship WFC 1-0 Millwall

Discussion in 'Match Day' started by PaddingtonsYellowArmy, Feb 26, 2011.

  1. Esp

    Esp Reservist

    Lets play a 4-3-3 and really get in their faces!!!!

    Loach
    Thompson Mariappa Taylor Hodson
    Buckley Whichelow Cowie
    Graham Weimann (if available, or Deeney) Sordell

    Be brave Malky and play that team and let's win a game AFTER scoring first; a rarity these days

    Boy does that 1-6 feel like bloody ages ago. :-(
     
    Last edited: Mar 3, 2011
  2. orns4life

    orns4life Squad Player

    Like the optimism, but you reckon Whichelow could hold the midfield on his own? We'd have 3 midfielders who can't defend on the pitch protecting a very vunerable defence, it would be a massacre!
     
  3. The Voice of Reason

    The Voice of Reason First Team Captain

    I don't hold out much hope of us getting anything out of this game!!!

    Lets face it, with our current form and the probability that they will be right up for exacting revenge on us for the 6-1 humiliation at their place, things do not bode well!!!

    Having said that, it's a funny old game ;)
     
  4. Hornet23

    Hornet23 First Team

    loach

    Thompson
    Mariappa
    Taylor
    Hodson

    Jenkins
    Cowie

    Buckley
    Whichelow
    Sordell

    Graham

    Or drinkwater in the middle if fit with cowie moving out to the left and marv coming on in the second half to run at darren purse's tired legs!
     
  5. wfcmoog

    wfcmoog Tinpot

    We should go 5-3-4 for this one. Keep the width but also boss the middle of the park.
     
  6. folkestone orn

    folkestone orn Squad Player

    Cowie can defend, but you need Jenkins in there as well really. Those two could probably do a decent job in CM
     
  7. Ming Hornet

    Ming Hornet Academy Graduate

    Keep this to yourselves but I have been reliably informed by someone 'in the know' that we are going to win 6-1...and apparentlly the 2000+ away fans are travelling with garlands of flowers to hand out to the home supporters by means of a goodwill gesture and thanks for allowing them visit the hallowed Vicarage Road..

    But before you ask..sorry I cannot reveal my source..

    :cool:
     
  8. orns4life

    orns4life Squad Player

    According to the online ticket office the vic road end is completley sold out, which would suggest a few millwall fans have found a way past the 'database only' system.
     
  9. WFC SAM

    WFC SAM First Year Pro

    You can't buy tickets for the Vic Road End online as it's familly area. So it shows 'sold out' all the time.
     
  10. orns4life

    orns4life Squad Player

    makes more sense.
     
  11. YellowKicks

    YellowKicks Squad Player

    Think Sean Murray could be involved in this one, he just tweeted saying he hopes to make the bench, would be good to see what I think will be our best academy player ever make his debut.
     
  12. harry the hornet

    harry the hornet Not the official Harry the Hornet

    It showed that the Vic end was full up for the Preston game as well, just a glitch.
     
  13. TheDon

    TheDon First Team

    It always shows up as 'sold out' as you can't buy Vic Rd end tickets online due it being the family stand.
     
  14. certainly playing two extra players could give us an edge.
     
  15. Based on Matty Bevan's tweet, Chez "Mini Eustace" Isaac is in contention too. This is A GOOD THING.
     
  16. alip01

    alip01 Reservist

    Would be nice to see some debutants or players such as Bryan and Mingoia given a chance :)

    I don't care about promotion so any result will be acceptable!

    P.S. Isn't it about time to sticky this thread and move the Donny one to the matcha archives?
     
  17. Nnnn

    Nnnn First Team

    I don't care about promotion either, but I do care about relegation. I'd quite like to win this to halt the SLIDE.
     
  18. DrewH

    DrewH Administrator Staff Member

    Sean Murray's on the bench today and I think Chez Issac could be too.
     
  19. hornmeister

    hornmeister Tired

    Fishal teams

    HORNETS: Loach; Thompson, Mariappa (c), Taylor, Hodson, Deeney, Jenkins, Cowie; Buckley; Graham, Weimann. Subs: Gilmartin (GK), Bennett, Sordell, Mingoia, Whichelow, Murray, Isaac.

    LIONS: Forde; Dunne, Robinson (c), Purse, Craig; Schofield, Eastmond, Mkandawire, Trotter, Henry; Morison. Subs: Mildenhall (GK), Harris, Barron, Ward, Lisbie, Rowlands, McQuoid.
     
  20. IRB

    IRB THe artist formally know as ImRonBurgundy?

    just gotta hope for the best today i think
     
  21. Optimistichornet

    Optimistichornet Penguin Assassin

    tough game without eustace, good job all round, jenkins sounded like motm
     
  22. IRB

    IRB THe artist formally know as ImRonBurgundy?

    Malky out
     
  23. AshdonWFC

    AshdonWFC Prediction League Champion 2011/12

    Massive 3 points and a good clean sheet today against a good Millwall team.

    COYH!
     
  24. NathWFC

    NathWFC First Team

    Hallelujah.
     
  25. Bubble

    Bubble Wise Oracle

    Massive win.

    Still got a game in hand over teams above us.

    One more win away from the magic 52 point mark.

    More importantly, our first win in 11 games has hopefully halted the slide!

    Now get Jordan Mutch back in and climb the league again.
     
  26. UHORNS

    UHORNS V-Bookie

    Good win today and a rare clean sheet.Hopefully this can set us on a bit of an unbeaten run and still only 8 points off the play-offs with a game in hand.
     
  27. PotGuy

    PotGuy Forum Fetishist

    Great result.

    Loach highlighted how important it is for him to come off his bl00dy line with a great second half performance in complete contrast to an abysmal, line sticking first half. Long may it continue.

    10 academy products out of 18 in the squad today. Four started, Three more came on. That is the real victory in what we are doing here.

    Jenkins sounded like he had a great game too having had a tough time for a lot of this season, well done to him.



    Excited for next season with all our kids gaining so much experience.
     
  28. 3000

    3000 Reservist

    Good win. Much needed.
     
  29. hollywood

    hollywood 1881/singing section organiser


    Source ?
     
  30. Timbers

    Timbers Apeman

    It was a good game today, one where we had to really work hard and it ended up being a more physical battle due to a mixture of poor pitch, a strong physical Millwall side and a relatively dodgy ref to say the least!

    Our best players today were possible the boo boys favourites. Loach was brilliant, making a couple of good stops, especially the one from the volley in the second half away to his right. Hodson was solid and managed to head the ball a lot better when the predictable cross field passes to the left back position occurred, Deeney gave a lot of effort and worked exceptional hard and Ross Jenkins pulled out a performance that would not be amiss in the Premier league, he was that good today. It was not just his tackling that was good, Jenkins intelligence on the ball to do the simple thing and find one of our players with practically every pass meant that our ball retention was a lot greater than Millwall.

    Cowie must have covered every blade of grass left on the pitch (there is not much left to be honest!) and him and Jenkins looked really solid. I am sure Danny Graham was pleased to be playing against a defence with Darren Purse as the bloke was past it 5 years ago, and he put in a good all round performance and produced a clinical finish from a lovely Cowie pass from the right hand side of midfield.

    There was the usual Millwall trouble with bottles being thrown at Graham and excessive abuse in the second half when ever we attacked and there was talk of a seat being ripped up and thrown at the home fans in the Vicarage Road end but I did not see this if there was. Time for something to be done about them, whether it is make them play behind closed doors on something but seems to getting to be a regular occurrence with them again. Shame as Jacket is a good manger and very nicely clapped our fans when they asked him to wave (which a lot didn't recognise and stupidly booed him afterwards).

    A good win, and I would say we are pretty much safe now and can look forward to blooding the likes of Murray now instead of looking at loan option like Mutch who will not aid our players development.
     
  31. inayellowshirt

    inayellowshirt From the other place

    I'm just disappointed why the stewards and police failed to move the Millwall fans out of the netting cordon section, resulting in families in the Watford stand being forced to move away.
     
  32. TheDon

    TheDon First Team

    Millwall really are scum, starting on the family stand, proper cool.
     
  33. Defunct

    Defunct First Team

    Exactly what matimbers said.

    Millwall came to rough up our young squad and stop us playing football. Our youngsters stood up to the bully boy tactics well and this win will provide a massive boost under the circumstances. Just want to add to Matimbers words that Taylor, Mariappa and Thompson were also outstanding. The overall performance today was one of the best this season taking everything into consideration. A very well deserved ovation from the crowd at the end.

    Once again the Yellow Order were very good, well done lads, keep doing your stuff. Millwall fans were, as usual, ****s.

    Just gutted as I had a couple of £ on the first goal being 41 to 50 minutes. It was scored in 50 minutes and 30 seconds :dismay:.
     
  34. wfc4ever

    wfc4ever Administrator Staff Member

    Good win today under a lot of pressure.

    Not exactly a game for the purists but we defended pretty well and Graham finished his chance very well.

    Impressed by the likes of Cowie and Jenkins in midfield.

    Swansea will be a totally different test so pleased we got the 3 points.
     
  35. Timbers

    Timbers Apeman

    Yes the whole defence were very impressive to be honest. I think Thompson will walk the young player of year award to be honest, he sort of reminds me of a young Alan Hansen. Seems so cultured on the ball, deceptively quick and never looks flustered.

    Also got to add about the referee. I know penalties for shirt pulling could be given each game if the ref played to rule book but the offences against Taylor when we are attacking are becoming a joke. The Millwall defender might as well have lifted his shirt of his head as he was pulling so much of Taylor's top in the first half. The fact that the ref was 3 yards away shows a bottle job, pretty much like the fact he failed to book Purse until the last minute as well. Can only assume he was scared of those 'nasty' Millwall fans!
     

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