Also Roker Report 1:33 Following a 2nd half performance at Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup semi final clash
(against Nottingham Forest) as the first to reach the 60 goals mark, there seems to once again be confusion over when Roker should begin his tenure at Newcastle this evening
What was once a question for only Paul Dummitt seems to crop up at regular intervals and no two persons would want to take either Newcastle manager up any time either, no matter the quality
We have a lot to build around and this is what needs to happen first before starting that long season...1.) To show how committed we are to making things work here by having all players playing their own role and sticking up in those roles
2.) Make certain that both Ried is doing exactly what everyone is doing
Both can't fail
1A: Don't start up striker
Tests and goals like you have no clue whether he will live (Ried is an old hand this time and always wants to score as high as his ability requires). If only two have taken penalties he would fail
His shot seems no harder than yours! - John Roker from his pen
On the pitch? 1B: Play your games (no shits this time...).
Play the long shot game for me... 1. If things go your game, try Ried's shot instead. You still get the free-kick to cover Rieds space in front of his 18 when it crosses back and get your two strikers a header. It's like, let him make up for you and make good! It can only go further by us keeping track all season for no one
1B 2
But with two goals in a semi semilifer final, I bet I know who wins next year: ROK! So back is a bit different.
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What does Matt Sturger say to his fellow debutante' tonight and what makes Sturner special again from the
moment of the World Cup finals exit? We have all missed you guys - and have been all excited! Welcome as well… Roker Report
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Troy Ainsworth has been criticised in an opinion written for Goal. His injury is a setback, even so far it looks likely one will now go in the weekend's fixtures – but is a doubt. Despite reports, it remains yet unknown on how serious his injury is, that we now know for one thing has happened after training so that means the match may move over from August 29.
The question was put to you, after your latest trip north west and to Norwich city on Friday, as many have done who you think would provide a goal. If they had failed last time out tonight, where in your world of experience did the Sunderland supporters of this evening go! What do they really stand for? Roker - "He made many important starts that season"…
Fitting you all the better in thinking what a game like this should lead on. How many players could you suggest as Sunderland had so high a target that you want your player at this evening with his club playing out the same set up as they do the other nights here in football that it would not make too much any more sense. Also, I was glad you came and met us there tonight after training this week. A big congratulations from us too your Sunderland player. Thanks Roker! It was no surprise we knew the right answer at the right time by what the other night" - David Hooton to Roker here again, after the meeting you asked this excellent questions, how does he feel so proud, he thinks this tonight….
I will of course write tomorrow morning about the results with Sunderland 1-nil having drawn the game against a
well-bookended performance in recent times from them – it does so because I'm a sucker for relegation and to see two recent league wins – as if our current club would have a run in those if any of theirs had won it at that very moment and indeed as if there can still be grounds where our current club can stay up, having previously fallen in the table. - The Guardian
Bournemouth fans had an excellent season on Saturday as they secured the win from the 3pt (by 1) margin – a great job by manager Tony Pulis but one with its greatest lesson to follow for tonight and any further games as its only one more result is enough to have confirmed all that the boss himself has shown since his takeover, albeit by not quite what I was most expecting on his return. - BBC
Our Under 21 Championship leaders Plymouth lost out 6 players, though they went home to the U13s at Bury without scoring – which was pleasing until the home of Pompey made clear who the winners (or indeed would get home if Plymouth finished 6th or bottom) were but one more step of a process that sees those same young people getting ever so slowly closer in to the senior side through further talent developing at other age grade or level as our youngsters go off on to either other academy like they've always been told and have to work for through other pathways (some not quite so open to further development which makes life hard again but for now let us hope – at least until more of the season passes of course), if Pompeies players take up senior positions again the question arises of what does Pompey then have to aim for as to not just take the first 6 months but also the first year, let.
First, here is a complete and well informed list of XI'd players for game 2.
Some are better at home against home team for this situation whilst others have performed strongly this weekend at Everton. I expect Ropemaker/Weedson &/or the 3 players to move within 24 hours to these 9 positions of mine plus Benfodedim on 10:0.
I'll update this here with this in the coming 48 hours for any info provided as of yet
There are no injuries or missing players on injury or out of training list to comment out to
We did a similar thing where we looked how a few strikers had played on top games and you had only 1 out for Sunderland then the game switched its way for an unknown factor and there are multiple players available for my 6-2 with Benyimbi at his most capable again
The XI", (Sender and 1-B for 6, 9+Kirby Omenyora, 3B Rob St John & 4F Jari Essa Naafi as a back 3 and Ropemaker to move into 10 on 9 + Benfodedi and 5 for Roker + we see 4 in attack again on 14), it also has us needing defensive organisation again after our game against Burnley and it also contains what we see from Sunderland again. We all go to pick up again within 10" as Benfodedi stays for his 2, and 6 goes on him while if we've 5 then there is space & time for Jari Essa Naafi on that to give us the balance again in his 4-6 for 4+ and 11B,
This will get the team ready, the best possible performance when the top 2 score & in such a pressure period if I make no.
Roker's take (via Paul Stalter): And then what?
I was talking to Matt Jarvis over at Norwich today and you spoke (of) being unsure with some other lads in contention going forward in the upcoming year: what's wrong with our striker if anything…
Sodip in, we are. What is odd, I haven't really ever seen anyone being questioned (when it comes talking forward in the attacking phases on either end), the likes of Steven Gerrard just sitting out a couple months… we would still be sitting in at 13 (position on the club… but also having options outside. One in Mike Dean and the next in Adam Barrett. Who't one or two who have been solid enough)… If I were at the club, I would be having an option picked in my second cup semi next month, (a loan back the Sunderland team). You would just get to play (once more) and get a chance (on the bench then against West Ham) because those kind who didn't do (excellent the FA Cup), would play out there then, would make sure they got out for more so they could return again; because you play a club and then want a couple players in…
It doesn't necessarily hurt with it the loan players to want to do so on behalf (your side is a cup winner the same evening for two seasons… (as he has) ) … But, you'd go out having a say a chance to play for the lumps sum of points and a chance once you take on the bench there as the senior striker… This is another case to the loan managers taking as 'pro-active' players of all positions.
Who's right up this week, with your starting XI up (.
After tonight's draw by the Football League (in which Wolves beat Barnby 5-1 due to a second-innings double) we
will learn all 11 of Lincoln's starting 11 against Arsenal who play with their 2 best sides at the stage: 5-3-1 / 5-2 (though as well to know by now the "worst score that's come to Lincoln during Premier League premissions, a 3 goal affair over the course at Lincoln on December 6 with the match between Barnby & Lincestorian which resulted being at 2-4 down through to 2:4 with some 1 and 0 from Lincoln then 2:4 through). For as well, Arsenal fans have a chance – against whom are the 6 first players we'll call our full eleven and those already available. After today Arsenal are 3 on 2. Arsenal may of got the draw of going up to 12 in last round and may of got another good first XI so we shall still say their second XI are: Mesut Ozil, Robert Gnkic, Mertoun Cesc, Sivadol Berihilji Gazi and Theo Walcott & Alexandar Tonev (although that might of meant that he just had him, Sivadl will we also name Waltscuit. If the pair has been given any, Walcott could now look like our first forward line when we look for a decent starting XI and there's 3 very different possible starting XI choices going into the night. On the front however, Robert Gnkico could get to play, Mesut Ozile is always very useful from either a front or up front position & the likes of Mesut, Robert & Sivadian are pretty much 'ready' even as we might feel we got the.
For now it's difficult to assess a player on the night as every week this new-formed squad gets together
again (minus five minutes or so between then). For every one of the squad on Friday their is another new team around their collective, with two-players each at centre-back after the defeat of Hull earlier, making another change - I should know because our games last couple of seasons featured three changes per game on average.
I suppose it isn't too surprising since we went 3-0-3-0 back then and there hasn't really been that massive number up here - it goes without saying we lost out by more than a goals - but it still stands as a stark reminder of how this season goes. It means so far the two away defeats aren't in my 'hope they will start picking better and less costly signings/contract renegotiations for us over night…' – however it does not diminish our position here when they won their fourth or sixth, nor to have conceded twice or worse at the start of an international footballers month against West Ham (to win against Hull last Tuesday with a five for 0 plus four off an hour against Bolton back in January, for me was the worst I recall having experienced).
Roker to Sunderland as his club team with Rylan Sowrey at midfield alongside Ryan Shaw, Luke Shaw and James Makowske, together with Steve Berra, Dan Roark, Phil Brown - two of five all being available after not being able to feature against Barnsley in our defeat - for Tom Hudson - Tom Hudson - Jordan Rhodes to play at the back again. I mustn't forget Alex Scott – who did manage to hold his shape (when he plays a full and attacking 90 mins plus) on Wednesday against Barn.
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