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PWU Latics Podcast - Accrington Preview

April 03, 2022 Barry Worthington Season 13 Episode 69
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PWU Latics Podcast - Accrington Preview
Show Notes

Bolton Reaction

  • James McClean
  • Goals
  • Injuries
  • Idiot Opposition Manager
  • MotM

Accrington Preview

  • View From The Away End 
  • Ref Watch
  • Form
  • Predictions
  • League One Fixtures

Hopefully that's them done with for a few years, toxic fan base, bonehead manager and to be honest, quite a poor side. How we didn't press home and have the game done and dusted by half-time is beyond me, but this is football and these things happen, we move on to Tuesday.

Unfortunately it looks like we could be without two of our big performers with Jimmy McClean and Curtis Tilt having to leave the pitch with what appeared bad injuries, McClean left the stadium on crutches after twisting his knee in a challenge for the ball, whilst Tilty looks like he suffered either a hamstring or a thigh strain.

Of the two Tilt will be the easier to replace with options of going to a four and bringing in Bennett or Pearce, with Kell Watts coming in, or staying with a three, again Watts coming in.

For McClean we do have good replacements but as we know he can win games on his own and he will be a big miss to the side.

Accrington are in town on Tuesday and are a bit of an unpredictable side, typical mid-table and can be good or bad.

Speaking with Stanley supporter, Peter Leatham, he identified Ross Sykes as their big player, looking at his stats across the season I can see why he is a fans favourite, 98 interceptions, a high percentage of tackles won, 16 yellows and 2 reds indicate he isn't afraid to put his foot in either, a real ball winner, unfortunately for Accy, Sykes was red carded on Saturday and misses the game at the DW Stadium.

Any sort of positive result will see us go top of the table, I'm going for the win.

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