MATCH PREVIEW: Solihull Moors
Let’s get
back to it! A first defeat of the season brought a halt to the sterling form
which saw us unbeaten in 6, winning 5 of those encounters. The loss to Wrexham
could have gone a very different way had we been as clinical as in previous
weeks, the job now is to ensure that is an isolated defeat – in a sea of green
on the form chart!
As with the
Wealdstone draw, we then bounced back with two victories, although we’re under
no allusions we’ll eventually see a dip in form – the aim is to stretch out
this run of quality performances and subsequent results for as long as
possible.
The Daggers
have just 3 games in 21 days, including that Wrexham trip, so we’ve had a week
to prepare for this one – unlike the in-form Moors who played on Tuesday. They
picked up a point, meaning they’ve got 10 out of a possible 12, so they’re in a
good place going into today’s match.
Although,
as McMahon said in his pre-match, all the games are tough in this league –
irrespective of form – and the quality outfit Solihull are, it’s sure to be an
enticing encounter. The likes of Sbarra, recently acquired Dallas and the
constant threat of Rooney in and around the box mean we’ll have to be strong at
the back to see out the win.
What also
wouldn’t go amiss is a strong start to the game, something I don’t believe we’ve
managed all season so far – eventually coming unstuck last Saturday. So, if we
are to start strong (finally), I feel that will give us the confidence, with
the quality we possess, to take all three points in front of the Victoria Road
crowd.
Here’s who
I’d line up in front of the crowd to defeat the Moors and make it 6 wins from 8
and hopefully re-gain top spot!:
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Aside from
that, I would pick an unchanged side from the Wrexham win as it isn’t a packed
fixture schedule at the minute and consistent team selection – as has been
proven so far – leads to near-consistent performances and results!
That’s my look-ahead
to the game complete, now it’s over to the players on the pitch to pick up all
three points. Next time you’re reading this, here’s hoping we’ve regained top spot!
Thanks for reading,
Keane
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