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v Bristol City (h) - 3/9/22


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Need a win today given that the next three fixtures have not borne much fruit for us in recent times (Wigan away especially). I’d stick with the Wharton/Morton axis in midfield for the simple reason that it allows us to play out from the back in a purposeful way, as opposed to the nightmarish first half against Stoke where we dallied at the back as no one was demanding the ball in the centre of the park. Travis hasn’t got the ability to do that and I prefer Buckley playing further forward so it was always going to allow Stoke to swamp us. Cue the second half when Wharton showed for the ball every time which gives the back four a constant outlet. Couple this with Hyam’s ability to play out from the back (more so than anyone else we’ve got at the moment) and a feel that midfield is the perfect balance. I quite like Trav at right back. When he gets past his man he likes to surge forward and it seemed to create space for others on Wednesday. Put Hirst up top instead of Dolan but stick with the rest from Wednesday. 

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Team news:

               Kaminski

Travis     Carter  Hyam   Pickering

         Morton     A.Wharton

 Hedges        Dack          Diaz

                     Hirst

Bench: Pears, Mola, Edun, Phillips, Buckley, Dolan, Vale

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1 hour ago, simongarnerisgod said:

big test today,bristol city are on a roll and pearson`s sides always come with a thuggish edge,,they will have been alerted to wharton running the show at blackpool and will certainly be looking to giving him attention,a close win for rovers,1-0 with a sending off and a few bookings

Bristol are not too good away from home, played 3, lost at Hull 2-1, drew at Wigan 1-1, drew at Blackpool 3-3.

Good at home though, the opposite to last season when they were terrible at home and good away.

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