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Is Notts missing the experience from last seasons squad?

TheSkipper
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#17

The balance has been prioritised on the attack, we are a different team from last season but are now weaker at the back. I don't think it's about experience, it's more about how Notts approaches teams.

#18

I don't think the issue is the lack of experience, I think Notts are trying to throw too many bodies forward and struggle to cope because of it.

#19

After seeing the games against Cambridge United and Newport County, I feel it would only be experience which would enable Notts to cut this mess out. Yes the midfielders need to protect the defence more but they are extremely poor this season.

No one is marking or picking up their man.

Experience needs to be brought into the club in January, sign a few veterans and let them sort the weak out.

#20

It's not a lack of experience at all.

The players are simply not defending and the pressure is mounting now on the midfield, sooner or later the goals will stop coming and Kevin Nolan will be sacked by this pathetic bunch of professionals.

No one is prepared to block or work hard.

No responsibility at the back.

No organisation.

No communication.

It's a free for all as far as defending is concerned, Nolan should put his boots on and cover the back.

#21

I don't think it's so much to do with experience, I think the players are just struggling to get back to the football after having a break. They treated the pre-season like it was an holiday, so no wonder it's slow now.

#22

Would a player manager offer Notts some of the missing experience? Harry Kewell is a no for me but maybe the manager could add a bit of experience.

Ease the loan market too?

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#23
2 hours ago, Blake said:

Would a player manager offer Notts some of the missing experience? Harry Kewell is a no for me but maybe the manager could add a bit of experience.

Ease the loan market too?

I don't think so.

I'm surprised after this poor start that Kevin Nolan didn't consider moving into midfield or covering at the back, I feel he could have done a job but really I would stay clear of player managers.

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