Creighton or Worley?

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Creighton or Worley?

Creighton
12
57%
Worley
9
43%
Both
0
No votes
Neither
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 21

GodalmingYellow
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Post by GodalmingYellow »

&quotJoeyBeauchamp&quot wrote:
&quotJoey's Toe&quot wrote:
&quotYeOx&quot wrote:I voted Creighton, just in case he reads these boards and takes it personal!!
:D

There is a serious point there. If you were an opposition centre-forward, and you walked out and saw that Creighton was marking you, there'd definitely be more of a fear factor. I know Worley's no midget, but Creighton's physical presence has to be a massive psychological boost when defending set pieces etc. In that respect, I think we missed him on Saturday.
By that rational though, we'd have Creighton and Worley, which would mean no room for our best defender. A nippy striker will not fear the Beast at all because they simply won't bother challenging him in the air and just look to outpace him at will.
Indeed, and any opposition manager worth his salt will have worked this out in advance and told his strikers to play around Creighton.
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Post by Ancient Colin »

Another issue must be the state of the Beast's fitness if he isn't playing competitive matches. That was evident when CW finally accepted that he was better than Day ... and what a difference that made.
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&quotJoeyBeauchamp&quot wrote:
&quotJoey's Toe&quot wrote: If you were an opposition centre-forward, and you walked out and saw that Creighton was marking you, there'd definitely be more of a fear factor. I know Worley's no midget, but Creighton's physical presence has to be a massive psychological boost when defending set pieces etc. In that respect, I think we missed him on Saturday.
By that rational (sic) though, we'd have Creighton and Worley, which would mean no room for our best defender.
Not sure about that. A good defence is about a good partnership - Creighton and Wright together offer strength and pace in equal measures. Wright and Worley, for me, is quicker but not as strong. All about balance, and that's why I prefer Creighton.
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Post by GodalmingYellow »

Whichever partnership Wilder chooses, at least we knnow we've got an excellent replacement when needed.
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Post by Snake »

It's great that we have options, and I'm sure we'll see the Beast again soon.

A shame we don't have a clone of Mr Constable should he be injured, suspended, or sold, because for me our season depends as much on him as KT and CW.
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