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Unless I'm mistaken we can only postpone if 3 players get called up??
So we're getting behind with games already, just like last season.Considering that Amos can't get even a sniff of first team action, it looks like DM has little confidence in Jones and Fej.I'm disappointed in this to be honest.
Quote from: scawsby steve on October 05, 2020, 04:46:24 pmSo we're getting behind with games already, just like last season.Considering that Amos can't get even a sniff of first team action, it looks like DM has little confidence in Jones and Fej.I'm disappointed in this to be honest.We would be without John-Jules, Bursik, Tulloch, Lokilo and James as well as Amos. Do you really want to play a game missing 4 or 5 first choice players?People have kicked off on Twitter and I just don't get it. We shouldn't be expected to play with so many missing when there's a chance to play it later in the season. It's not as if anyone was planning on attending the game and now can't either.
Clubs at this level don't tend to have massive squads anyway to be fair. I wonder what the average squad size is?
For me, we are only really short a central midfielder and cover at right back. Maybe an extra forward if we were being greedy. The squad is in decent shape, more well balanced than several recent seasons and having three international players is no indication of a small or weak squad, because we won't expect to play when international breaks crop up for that reason. It is just unfortunate we suffered two injuries on consecutive weeks to players in the same position with Tulloch and Lokilo.I understand the argument about fixture congestion but it is already going to be like that anyway due to the late start, one more game added in somewhere isn't going to push us to breaking point.I do get your point Steve but I think the club have made the right decision on this occasion.
Possibly just as well the match on Saturday has been called off - Shrewsbury will more than likely be happy now also...https://www.shrewsburytown.com/news/2020/october/club-statement/