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No mistaking that this is a big match for Gary Brabin and Rovers after Tuesday's debacle. Giving the same side and tactics another run out would be a big error in my view.
Our opponents are where it all started going wrong. They stifled our play in the first half at PP, before realising that we weren't that good, grabbing the initiative and running out two goal winners. Given the calibre of players they've recruited, the Wood might even feel that they're performing below par. Two ex-Rovers in the squad, Danny Woodards,who didn't feature last game (surely not injured...) but looked comfortable in the home game and Mustapha Tiryaki, who seems to be a fringe player atm.
I think we've got to set up more defensively and drop the under-performers. Maybe 4-4-1-1;
Davies
Sutton McNulty Hogan Hill
Mekki Maynard Harris Ridehalgh
Taylor-Fletcher
Norwood
Prediction; I'm dragging two Herts-based mates to this one. They've never seen Rovers win, while the last time I saw an away victory was Stockport under Les Parry. The omens aren't good.
Our opponents are where it all started going wrong. They stifled our play in the first half at PP, before realising that we weren't that good, grabbing the initiative and running out two goal winners. Given the calibre of players they've recruited, the Wood might even feel that they're performing below par. Two ex-Rovers in the squad, Danny Woodards,who didn't feature last game (surely not injured...) but looked comfortable in the home game and Mustapha Tiryaki, who seems to be a fringe player atm.
I think we've got to set up more defensively and drop the under-performers. Maybe 4-4-1-1;
Davies
Sutton McNulty Hogan Hill
Mekki Maynard Harris Ridehalgh
Taylor-Fletcher
Norwood
Prediction; I'm dragging two Herts-based mates to this one. They've never seen Rovers win, while the last time I saw an away victory was Stockport under Les Parry. The omens aren't good.