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St Mirren v Queen of the South Championship 10/9/16


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Hutton, Walsh and Morgan have been our main performers. The front two haven't had much service. The defence is posted missing. Mallan needs to learn to pass the ball two yards, then move.

There's still time to turn this round. The players need to actually start doing the simple stuff correct.

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Really poor half from us and we deserve to be behind to be honest.
We actually started the brighter but as soon as the goal went in we were awful for the next half hour and lucky not to go 2 behind.

We then get a goal out of nothing - fantastic bit of improvisation from Walsh, making up for his slip at their first - and he almost scored again immediately after.

Then QOTS run up and score again. Irvines lack of pace being exposed yet again. Rae needs to turn this around and quick.

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Irvine had three players behind him. Hardly his fault none of them could defend



In the box you mean? He's left back and yet again an uncontested cross from the left side has led to a goal. Just like Hibs first goal a few weeks back. If you're going to let uncontested crosses in you're going to concede goals.
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the replay shows that mackenzie looked back saw lyle coming and still did nothing, this guy is shite 




I agree McKenzie has had a poor game. The whole back line has to be honest, Naismith, Webster, McKenzie Langfield and Irvine.

So much experience between the 5 of them. Yet they're just so poor.
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4 minutes ago, TopCat said:

 


In the box you mean? He's left back and yet again an uncontested cross from the left side has led to a goal. Just like Hibs first goal a few weeks back. If you're going to let uncontested crosses in you're going to concede goals.

 

Behind the ball.

Never mind the clutch of midfield players, including Mallan and Morgan that allowed the pass to be played in behind in the first place. The ball was played from left midfield, so Morgan should take the responsibility for not covering his man with your thinking.

Your dislike of Irvine is blinding you to that. Webster for not having the pace to cover. McKenzie for not getting in position to cut out the ball across and Naismith for watching a man wander into the box for the tap in are more to blame than Irvine.

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Behind the ball.

Never mind the clutch of midfield players, including Mallan and Morgan that allowed the pass to be played in behind in the first place.

Your dislike of Irvine is blinding you to that. Webster for not having the pace to cover. McKenzie for not getting in position to cut out the ball across and Naismith for watching a man wander into the box for the tap in are more to blame than Irvine.



So basically your point is that a free cross from the left hand side isn't the left backs fault? Ok then.
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2 minutes ago, TopCat said:

 


So basically your point is that a free cross from the left hand side isn't the left backs fault? Ok then.

 

We got caught on the counter, we had players to cover for him. So Morgan is to blame for allowing the pass in behind from his area of the pitch then? Of course not, pay attention to the match.

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it's not over yet, we still have Rae"s inspired subs to come on and turn it round. Shankland for Sutton after 60 minutes and play for throw ins near the box, which Shanks throws to no-one as we have no centre forward anymore. Then Clarkson for Hardie after 70 minutes, thus reducing our pace in attack.

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We got caught on the counter, we had players to cover for him. So Morgan is to blame for allowing the pass in behind from his area of the pitch then? Of course not, pay attention to the match.


They man that live in a bin always blame Irvine. Anything he said about a game is normally shite [emoji460]
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So basically your point is that a free cross from the left hand side isn't the left backs fault? Ok then.


No. It's not always. When you play in defence or midfield you are coached that players, especially right or left back, move position when going forward and a system is put in place for another player to then step in to that position to cover. It's basic coaching to be honest and training drills are done at every club to ensure players take responsibility to do it in the match.
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