Reply With QuoteNot sure this is the game to give the kids a chance. Tough and physical with goal machine Akwefemba up top. 😀
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Saturday 24th April, ko 3:00pm
Match Officials:
Referee: MATTHEW DONOHUE
Assistants: Richard Wild and Robert Hyde
Fourth Official : Lee Swabey
Not sure this is the game to give the kids a chance. Tough and physical with goal machine Akwefemba up top. 😀
Throw the kids into it. Surely now this is their chance, we haven't lately had many competitive games where the result itself doesn't matter much to us.
Is that Demba Ba’s brother?Originally Posted by Former Labour leader
Go on then, you spell his name without googling it! 😛
Piss off, I had to Google Demba Ba
😀Piss off, I had to Google Demba Ba
Having played fifa where on ultimate team he has become a minor cult figure, I know its Akinfenwa, not too bad a mouthful.
Think it would be interesting to see some development cbs up against the beast.
Akinfenwa scored his first ever goal at this level to earn Wycombe a win over Bristol City this week.
Tom Sang out for the rest of the season. Jordi Osei-Tutu will replace him.
Sean Morrison will miss tomorrow but could be back for last two games.
Probably get his first hat trick at this level tomorrow
That genuinely made me laugh out loud. Come on fella, you've become very negative recently by your standards. Chin up, the season's almost over.
Akinfenwas penalty miss in the play off final is always good for a laugh. Bettered moments later by Tate.
Tricky game this one. Wycombe have come into a bit of form.
4-0 City
No chance of moving him into base of midfield this season then. Fortunately, most of our young players (Watters, Harris, Colwill) play further forward so must have a good chance of minutes today.
The only other thing worth doing is Ralls as CM to give him time in natural position with experienced players in front of him, but if we start Ralls as AM as part of same offensive three against Brentford then it's an opportunity missed.
They’re actually a lot closer to 17th than I thought so we got a moral obligation to play a strong squad (even though they beat us when we had our strongest out before)
That being said, 17th being Derby.
Chuck the under 11s on
I dont think Wycombe have a chance of escaping the drop, though seeing Derby go down would be funny.
As I said earlier this could be a tricky game bit I think City will win easily.
Cant see many changes, although Colwill must have a chance of starting. Not sure where though.
Dont see much point in Ojo and Wilson starting. They can stay on bench.
Smithies
Tutu
Ng
Brown
Flint
Nelson
Ralls
Vaulks
Moore
Colwill
Murphy
I would be happy if Ralls was not part of Mick’s plan for next season
Morrison is fit and starts.
Colwill starts.
Murphy starts
Akinfenwa injured and not in squad.
Quite looking forward to this now with that line up.
Not sure what he sees in brown as a wingback.
Confident now Morrison starts.
4-0 City
Cardiff City: Smithies; Nelson, Flint, Morrison; Ng, Pack, Ralls, Brown; Colwill, Murphy, Moore.
Subs: Phillips, Osei-Tutu, Vaulks, Bacuna, Williams, Ojo, Wilson, Harris, Watters.
Wycombe: Stockdale, Grimmer, Jacobson, Stewart, Ikpeazu, Muskwe, Thompson, McCleary, Onyedinma, Adeniran, McCarthy.
Subs: Allsop, Tafazolli, Wheeler, Pattison, Phillips, Horgan, Samuel, Obita, Mehmeti.
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