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Player Rating: (1 Is Extremely Poor – 10 Is Excelled) TEAM OVERVIEW: Home Team: AFC Fylde Away Team: Wrexham Formation: 4-3-3 Formation: 4-2-3-1 Best Player: Wayne Hemmings (14) Best Player: Luke Summerfield (7) Player Name: Position in Player Rating: Player Name: Position in Player Rating: Player Name: PositionShape: in (1 isPlayer extremely Rating: poor – Shape: (1 is extremely poor – Shape: (1 is10 extremely is excelled) poor – 10 is excelled) 1. J Lynch GK 10 is excelled)6 18. R. Lainton GK 6 2. L. Montrose LCM 4 (injured) 2. K. Roberts RB 5 4. N. Byrne RCB 7 5. S. Pearson LCB 6 5. J. Tunnicliffe LCB 7 7. L. Summerfield RDMC 7 8. R. Croasdale DMC 6 13. M Carrington LB 6 9. D. Rowe STR 7 14. P. Rutherford RAW 5 14. A. Hemmings LAW 8 16. B. Walker LDMC 6 15. D. Bradley RAW 6 20. A. Wright AMC 5 16. A Birch LB 7 23. S. Beavon STR 6 18. Timi Odusina RB 7 30. J. Lawlor RCB 6 27. N. Haughton RCM 7 32. B. Grant LAW 5 10. D. Philliskirk - 2 LCM 6 6. A. Bond - 27 RCM 6 8. L. Young -16 LDMC 4 21. T. Brewitt -16 LB 6 11. R. Pyke - 23 STR 4 31. C. Stockton - 32 LAW 4 If you require any further information regarding this report you can Scout in Attendance: Ryan Cooper contact me on: Final Score: 2-0 Mobile: 07530144500 E-mail: [email protected] PLAYER REVIEW: Fixture: AFC Fylde v Wrexham (Vanarama National League) Player’s Technical & Tactical Strengths: Player Name: Timi Odusina 28.10.1999 (19) Position: RB • Read situations extremely well: intercepted Team Formation: 4-3-3 around 3 or 4 passes into the winger. Nipping in and then keeping possession. Player Overview: • Tried nothing extravagant. Kept possession well • Very solid overall game. and looked to clip the ball into space down the • Making his debut for AFC Fylde (On loan from Norwich) channels when it was on. • Has played all Norwichs’ u23 games this season – • Passed with the inside of his right foot and with mainly at CB, but also RB. good pace, not allowing opposition the • Joined Norwich after being released from Arsenal. opportunity to nip and regain possession. • Contracted till: 31.05.2019. Player’s Technical & Tactical Area’s To Improve: Player’s Physical & Mental Attributes: • He looked like a centre half playing RB. Positionally off the ball when Fylde had the ball he was caught in • 6’ 1” in height and is of lightweight skinny frame. awkward positions: not really offering an attacking option or rigidly staying back. • He possesses decent pace, but I think if his physical • Heading: the two times he went for a header with an physique was to improve – he’d be quicker. opponent he lost both duals; misjudged one. Only won one header when no opposition player was • Looked to be confident in communicating with his around. new teammates: wasn’t afraid to let them know if he • One footed (right). Watching him closely all game, he thought they should have passed to him. never touched the ball with his weaker left foot. • Body shape: 2 occasions in the first half when he stood his opposing player up, his body shape was square on, rather than showing the player down the line or inside. Scout in Attendance: Ryan Cooper Player Rating: 7/10 PLAYER REVIEW: Fixture: Player’s Technical & Tactical Strengths: Player Name: Position: Team Formation: Player Overview: Player’s Technical & Tactical Area’s To Improve: Player’s Physical & Mental Attributes: Scout in Attendance: Ryan Cooper Player Rating: PLAYER REVIEW: Match Summary: Pre -match: Mason Bloomfield and Arthur Gnahoua were not named in the matchday squad. In a frantic opening 5minutes, Wrexham looked dangerous: high press forcing Fylde defenders little time on the ball to pick a pass. Wrexham’s pressure gained them many set-pieces which they looked dangerous from, but were unable to convert any of this pressure into any concrete goal scoring opportunities. Fylde looked threatening on the counter and after the initial hectic start, Fylde regrouped and sat deep going from a fluid 4-3-3 to a rigid 4-5-1 with Rowe isolated. This stifled the half with neither team looking right creating any opportunities. Fylde scored a well taken goal from Hemmings (blasting across the GK down to his left and into the side netting). Wrexham will feel it was a very avoidable goal. The second half was the same with Fylde sitting back, looking for quick counters, but Wrexham never stretched or moved the defence around enough to cause any problems. A well worked second, played through the thirds, resulted in the same result as Hemmings smashed it across the keeper to end the game as a contest. Timi Odusina: Very solid game at right back. Nothing got past him, but not much came down his side. Posit ioning could be better, but I would like to see him play centre half. Does need to mature physically, but playing at National League level will help develop this. .
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