QPR Vs Brentford
Oct 28, 2019 11:08:58 GMT
Post by stoatey on Oct 28, 2019 11:08:58 GMT
Lumley is definitely our best goalkeeper and only Warburtons stubbornness will keep Kelly between the sticks. If you were to do a comparison of Lumley's and Kelly's strength and weaknesses the only area that Kelly is best is passing.
The player who owes us a really big performance tonight is Barbett but I fear he will yet again be our weak link. Barbett does pass the ball well but for me that's his only real attribute. He lacks pace, gets caught out of position and is weak aerially.
The one thing we know is that Brentford prefer to play 4 - 3 - 3 and that despite Canos being injured their frontline of Benrahma, Watkins and Mbeumo is very mobile and currently on fire with 6 goals in their last 2 away games.
If we defend as poorly as we did against Reading then the Brentford strikers will have a field day. Last season Hall had a torrid time at their place when trying to contain Watkins and eventually gave away a penalty.
Tonight we need our midfield to take command of the game and to deny them the possession they want to feed their front 3. Whoever, we play in the central midfield roles will need to step up and bully the Brentford players out of the game. If we can get the spine of the team sorted then hopefully the result will go our way.
The player who owes us a really big performance tonight is Barbett but I fear he will yet again be our weak link. Barbett does pass the ball well but for me that's his only real attribute. He lacks pace, gets caught out of position and is weak aerially.
The one thing we know is that Brentford prefer to play 4 - 3 - 3 and that despite Canos being injured their frontline of Benrahma, Watkins and Mbeumo is very mobile and currently on fire with 6 goals in their last 2 away games.
If we defend as poorly as we did against Reading then the Brentford strikers will have a field day. Last season Hall had a torrid time at their place when trying to contain Watkins and eventually gave away a penalty.
Tonight we need our midfield to take command of the game and to deny them the possession they want to feed their front 3. Whoever, we play in the central midfield roles will need to step up and bully the Brentford players out of the game. If we can get the spine of the team sorted then hopefully the result will go our way.
