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LCR4: Manchester United vs. Newcastle United - 01/11/23 @ 20:15 (Sky Sports)


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  On 30/10/2023 at 12:16, Yorkie said:

I still don't have a clue how providing the fringe players with an opportunity and/or safeguarding our most frequently-featured players from injury or burnout = wanting to throw the game.

 

Like I said before, it's like no one watched the Man City game. I expect us to go to Old Trafford and be competitive regardless of the individuals selected. 

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We can afford to make changes to the back four, no argument about that. But also resting the likes of Bruno & Longstaff? Might as well just give Man U a quick call and tell them they can just go straight through, without us making the trip down there.

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  On 30/10/2023 at 12:16, Yorkie said:

I still don't have a clue how providing the fringe players with an opportunity and/or safeguarding our most frequently-featured players from injury or burnout = wanting to throw the game.

 

Like I said before, it's like no one watched the Man City game. I expect us to go to Old Trafford and be competitive regardless of the individuals selected. 

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Pope

Livra Lascelles Dummett Targett = pretty good

Willock  Someone Hall = not the worst

Someone Someone Ritchie = throwing it

 

Edit: I wouldn't even start Almiron either.

 

 

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Don't get all this talk of dead game etc. We've won nothing in 50 odd year and took this competition seriously last year and got to final. I know injuries and Europe play a factor but suggesting likes of Hall in midfield is never going to happen.

 

Howe will want to win this game and won't play a load of kids, esprcially with amount of fans there on the night.

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  On 30/10/2023 at 12:22, NUFC91 said:

Don't get all this talk of dead game etc. We've won nothing in 50 odd year and took this competition seriously last year and got to final. I know injuries and Europe play a factor but suggesting likes of Hall in midfield is never going to happen.

 

Howe will want to win this game and won't play a load of kids, esprcially with amount of fans there on the night.

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Hall played midfield against man city

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  On 30/10/2023 at 12:22, Wandy said:

It's also worth noting that we beat City because the likes of Bruno were brought on after they played us off the park in the 1st half.

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We also won because the no-hopers in the line-up made it to HT with the scores deadlocked and City's vulnerabilities exposed. If the game is there to be won after the break then I wouldn't object to someone like Gordon being brought on again this time, either. 

 

Tbh, even since the City game (which featured ten changes from the league game prior) we've lost five of those who started/came on. So any talk of ten changes again is pretty much a moot point anyway; certainly one of Wilson/Gordon will have to play. 

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Only ones I would rest are Trippier, Burn and one of Gordon or Joelinton (with the other going up front). Other than that, it is just anyone else who has a knock of any variety that we may not know about. 

 

Bruno will have an enforced rest soon as well. Decent chance he gets booked at the weekend and will then miss the Bournemouth game so I would start him on Wednesday. 

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  On 30/10/2023 at 12:58, The Prophet said:

 

Aye, those forward positions are a problem. Can we call any of the U21s up for this?

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The following is the team that played against Everton on Sunday

 

Team: Brown, Wiggett, Scott, Savage (McArthur 81), Heffernan, Carlyon, Stephenson (Ndiweni 90+3), De Bolle, Parkinson (Crossley 81), Huntley, Diallo.
Subs n/u: C.Thompson, Harris.

 

Parkinson got some minutes during pre season and he looked okay but nowhere near ready to play at the top level, the rest are way behind and sadly not remotely close

 

 

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  On 30/10/2023 at 12:42, Yorkie said:

 

We also won because the no-hopers in the line-up made it to HT with the scores deadlocked and City's vulnerabilities exposed. If the game is there to be won after the break then I wouldn't object to someone like Gordon being brought on again this time, either. 

 

Tbh, even since the City game (which featured ten changes from the league game prior) we've lost five of those who started/came on. So any talk of ten changes again is pretty much a moot point anyway; certainly one of Wilson/Gordon will have to play. 

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If we'd stuck with the same eleven in the 2nd half we'd have lost that game.

 

I just think that it's essential that we put out a strong midfield for this one.

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