Morton Man Of The Match

[Andy_P]

Your thoughts and votes please...

[coop91]

A number of good performances today. Thought McHugh ran the show. Very composed performance all round.

[BigWeegieDosser]

McHugh by a country mile, absolutely strolled it.

Pass marks all round.

Fitness

Pressing

Passing

Anyone would think there was a distinct style of playing being introduced.

Whatever next?...

[dmsd]

I thought brigirimana was outstanding and mchugh hard to pick between them

[dmsd]

Who voted for tanner if so specsavers are open tomorrow

[purestate]

McHugh and others played well but for me it was a choice between Tait and Tanner. You could see today what Robinson is trying to do with Tait. Right and left footed crosses, defensive cover, and an opportunitistic goal Plus he and Cadden didn't get in each other's way as they had at QP. Only eclipsed by Tanner who looks as if he will be a great signing. Good movement, linkup work, nice touches in attack and welcome work rate. Just needs confidence/decision making to shoot at times.

[weeyin]

Who voted for tanner if so specsavers are open tomorrow

Robinson said he was man of the match.

[dmsd]

Never never never thought he was awful

[middleeastdave]

It was definitely good all round performace against a disappointing Morton team.

But had to go for McHugh who was excellent

[ohwulliewullie]

I thought Cadden looked confident and dangerous throughout, so he gets my vote.

[MelvinBragg]

Never never never thought he was awful

Other than the assist for Cadden's goal and winning the free kick for the fourth goal, I'm assuming?

 

Thought Tanner and Bigirmana linked up well. Tanner showed good movement, creating space for Cadden and Bigirmana to move into. The move that put Cadden through in the second half was probably the best football we've produced in several seasons...

[grizzlyg]

McShug by a mile. Early days but what does Tanner actually contribute?

[StAndrew7]

McShug by a mile. Early days but what does Tanner actually contribute?

 

A goal, two assists and the creation of numerous other chances in his first two competitive matches for us?

[dmsd]

McShug by a mile. Early days but what does Tanner actually contribute?

I agree about tanner

[steelboy]

Tanner had some decent touches about the box. Robinson might be expecting more from him than he can deliver at the moment if he is expected to be our main creative force.

 

I'll go for Cadden. Good runs, great finish and he looks lean compared to last season. I'm also looking forward to him and Bigi trying to out celebrate each other when we score.

[Neil]

This place is absolutely full of mile oots. 9 goals in two games from the team. 3 assists from the player in question. Bring back Dom Thomas but eh. Absolute roasters.

[MelvinBragg]

McShug by a mile. Early days but what does Tanner actually contribute?

I actually despair sometimes.

 

Tanner may turn out to be "not good enough" but certainly nothing in today's performance suggested it. Three of us at the game today, all of us hard to please, all saw some promise in him...

[weeyin]

Arsene Wenger reckons it takes 6 months for a new player to get up to speed in his team.

 

Our experts in the stands expect that to happen in pre-season.

[Ya Bezzer!]

McHugh was a class apart today.

[grizzlyg]

It's just my opinion and I hope Tanner turn's out to be great but so far I haven't seen enough to impress

[Clackscat]

Never never never thought he was awful

All about opinions mate and while I don't think he was man of the match really can't see where you are coming from in describing him as awful

 

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[Brazilian]

McHugh was a class apart today.

and a very easy vote.

 

Tanner , I can see how some are questioning his role/overall contribution, can't quite see how they are gettign to askign if he contributes anything

 

Last week he seemed to get in Frears way more often than not, then went roaming some more and the team benefited

 

This week I actually found myself questioning where he was playing at halftime, then later we compared him to Nicky Law,

 

seems to have been given the free role, some positives out of it already,

 

guess thats a role everyone in the team (and stands) then need to learn his thinking, as he will be pivotal in creating space and fluid movement

[dmsd]

All about opinions mate and while I don't think he was man of the match really can't see where you are coming from in describing him as awful

 

 

Just an opinion thought he lost the ball far to easy and seemed to turn in to trouble when he had the ball ! He did play better once he went out wide

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[Shaka]

I must admit that seeing Tanner last week,there looked to be a player there,albeit a bit rough around the edges. But are people questioning him and his ability after 1 goal and 4 assists in 2 games? Yes 2 games v lower league opposition,but also games that are 4 weeks after he joined the club! Give the lad a chance.

 

If by September he hasnt scored or given an assist in the league then by all means we can judge him a bit but come on guys,lets be realistic

[BigWeegieDosser]

Tanner

Mobile, Busy, Creative, Attack-minded.

Like Skippy without the greetin n moaning,

Looked rusty at Hampden , still going til the last kick of the ball yesterday.

Are we just determined to have a go at someone?

Old habits ...