The Return of Ross?
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- CardiffWhite
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The Return of Ross?
Noticed this tidbit on Sky...
"Striker Ross McCormack remains on the sidelines with an ankle injury but is closing in on a return, potentially within the next fortnight."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/live ... 08/preview
"Striker Ross McCormack remains on the sidelines with an ankle injury but is closing in on a return, potentially within the next fortnight."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/live ... 08/preview
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Kyle_5351
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Re: The Return of Ross?
I just hope we don't risk him too early and cause more damage.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
my thoughts exactly, mate. And probably a big ask to expect him to slot straight back in and start creating. He's bound to be a bit tentative initially, could be the New Year before we see the best of him againKyle_5351 wrote:I just hope we don't risk him too early and cause more damage.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
We need a big strong pacey striker to improve our attacking options !
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Re: The Return of Ross?
1964white wrote:We need a big strong pacey striker to improve our attacking options !
or a small pacey striker, tbh anyone with some pace would improve our attacking options.

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Re: The Return of Ross?
McCormack hasn't got much pace & can't win the ball in the air so i can't see much changing when he returns tbhMeeTa wrote:
or a small pacey striker, tbh anyone with some pace would improve our attacking options.
Another overrated Leeds player
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Re: The Return of Ross?
1964white wrote:
McCormack hasn't got much pace & can't win the ball in the air so i can't see much changing when he returns tbh
Another overrated Leeds playerno doubt many on here will tell me he is class
I do agree with that, tho i reckon hes quality compared to Becchio. But as you said hes not got much pace, and we desperately need pace. There is no way any defense will fear us, looking at our lineup.

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Re: The Return of Ross?
I think you are onto something here. Maybe Warnock has mixed up the need for "pace" and that for a "playmaker"?MeeTa wrote:
or a small pacey striker, tbh anyone with some pace would improve our attacking options.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
Gino 1959 wrote: I think you are onto something here. Maybe Warnock has mixed up the need for "pace" and that for a "playmaker"?
Id like to see a "playmaker" as well, one that can feed the pacey striker with good passes. Austin sure aint gonna be that type, some goes for norris or brown or whoever plays CM

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Kyle_5351
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Re: The Return of Ross?
I'd rather see Ross and Poleon up front tbh.
I don't like Ross and Becchio together.
I don't like Ross and Becchio together.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
Has never worked contrary to what our fans will tell you....Blackpool away sum it up....feeble !Kyle_5351 wrote:
I don't like Ross and Becchio together.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
I find what Ross offers the most is similar to what Varney did against Southampton. Runs in the channels, chases down defenders and generally is a nuisance. He creates as many as he scores and we've been missing that.

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Re: The Return of Ross?
Bechhio has not looked the same since Ross got injured lets just wait and see what happens.At the moment our squad is threadbare any player coming back will be most welcome.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
You should,nt joke about it knowing Warnock it could happen.white.riot wrote:I expect Warnock to slot Ross straight back in at Left Back.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
Ross may be over rated but when fit he is still without doubt one of our biggest and best attacking threats. Question is how we could fit him and EDH in sam eteam, both of which need to play in our best 11 for me.
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The Return of Ross?
Baker boy is from classy cas (castleford) :-):-):-)1964white wrote:
McCormack hasn't got much pace & can't win the ball in the air so i can't see much changing when he returns tbh
Another overrated Leeds playerno doubt many on here will tell me he is class
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The Return of Ross?
Dose anyone think RMc plays a similar game to rod Wallace? Anyone agree
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Kyle_5351
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Re: The Return of Ross?
One will need to give way. The only option I see would be to run Diouf on the left wing. This is going off Warnocks tactics.Gurj wrote:Ross may be over rated but when fit he is still without doubt one of our biggest and best attacking threats. Question is how we could fit him and EDH in sam eteam, both of which need to play in our best 11 for me.
I would however play Diouf in behind Ross and Luci. With Hall and Byram either side on the wings, with Austin/Tonge sitting in behind. That is assuming you want Diouf, luci and Ross in the starting line up to full affect.
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Re: The Return of Ross?
white.riot wrote:I expect Warnock to slot Ross straight back in at Left Back.
Actually, it isn't that funny. It's almost like he's taken the Ajax philosophy (no designated position for young players until they're into their teens, greater awareness of all areas of the game etc etc, fantastic idea, imo) and is applying it to seasoned British-based professionals who have probably played in the same position, moreorless, since they broke into their school teams. Makes no sense whatsoever
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