Match Interaction: Burton Albion (A)
By Total Tranmere
December 23 2014
An opportunity for fans of both Rovers and Burton Albion to discuss the Boxing Day meeting at the Pirelli Stadium as well as live updates from the game and the chance to interact and provide updates from the game yourself....
As Tranmere head to Burton Albion's Pirelli Stadium for the first time ever for this year's League Two Boxing Day clash, we are giving fans of both Rovers and Burton Albion the chance to both discuss the game from the comfort of your own home, receive live updates from the game and to get involved in the matchday interaction yourselves particularly if you are attending the game for yourself.
From the morning of the game right through to the evening after the final whistle, we will be providing pictures and comments from the game as well as Team News and Live Match Updates during the ninety minutes. In addition to the live updates from us at Total Tranmere, fans attending the game can also get involved by submitting your own contributions from the match through the Spontly App which available on both I-Phone and Android.
If you are unable to attend the game you can still get involved by using this thread to discuss the game before, during and after the match whether it be your predicted starting line-ups, comments on the progress of the game or your post-match reactions.

Tranmere's Boxing Day trip to Burton is the Club's first ever visit
To follow the Live Matchday Updates for the Burton Albion Away game, CLICK HERE.
To become a part of the interaction yourself, simply download the Spontly App for free from the Apple App Store or on Android, create an account and search for the Event 'Burton Albion v Tranmere Rovers' to join the event and start posting your own contributions on the day of the match.
If you do not already have an account Click here to Register.
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Every ball is a white ball............TRFC
Every ball is a white ball............TRFC
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Warren are you Steve Jennings ha ha come on Rovers......
I'd go 1-0. Regardless of the defensive concerns, form is up lately and I think after beating Bury and competing pretty well against Luton, I think Tranmere are better placed now to try and stick it to the better sides in league 2.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
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Hansie Cronje. The spirit of a deceased former sporting crook lives on.
I'd go 1-0. Regardless of the defensive concerns, form is up lately and I think after beating Bury and competing pretty well against Luton, I think Tranmere are better placed now to try and stick it to the better sides in league 2.
Should we lose it won't be the end of the world.A poor result against Northampton would be more damaging.
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5-0 Tranny. A repeat of the Coventry game. We did not see that one coming did we.
I think that one was 5-1 but I know what you mean!!
The Live Match Thread is now active. If you're going get involved.... I'd like to see how worthwhile this facility can become on a matchday!
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Wow, there's toothless, then there's not a single shot on goal for ninety minutes. The strikers in our squad I'm afraid, are not good enough. A performance like this has been coming thanks to Adams' persistence to play strikers that don't perform. Why he won't give Richards a chance I don't understand. At least he's mobile and worked bloody hard. And was at least slightly positive in his only game under Adams. The defence isn't the problem. To concede two goals against a good side with ten men is a fair effort. I'm not complaining about the result exactly, as I always felt we would get beat with key defenders injured, away at one of the best sides in the league, but to be so easy to keep out, even after they lost Sheriff, is a bit embarrassing.
the problem is all over the pitch, we don't keep many clean sheets and don't score enough goals. Its not as if we are creating numerous chances every game and the strikers are missing them is it.
Quote:In fairness to the defence, they aren't conceding THAT many goals, and conceding two with ten men to Burton is a fair effort. As far as the strikers go, I didn't see the game but from what I have seen they are too static, so the midfield can hardly create chances for them. Even then against Cambridge Stockton and Fenelon both missed glorious chances to win the game, and Adams decided to select them to start the next game. I like Stockton as a player, and would prefer to see him partnered with the more mobile and technically proficient Richards.bigmartQuote:wpato7
Wow, there's toothless, then there's not a single shot on goal for ninety minutes. The strikers in our squad I'm afraid, are not good enough. A performance like this has been coming thanks to Adams' persistence to play strikers that don't perform. Why he won't give Richards a chance I don't understand. At least he's mobile and worked bloody hard. And was at least slightly positive in his only game under Adams. The defence isn't the problem. To concede two goals against a good side with ten men is a fair effort. I'm not complaining about the result exactly, as I always felt we would get beat with key defenders injured, away at one of the best sides in the league, but to be so easy to keep out, even after they lost Sheriff, is a bit embarrassing.
the problem is all over the pitch, we don't keep many clean sheets and don't score enough goals. Its not as if we are creating numerous chances every game and the strikers are missing them is it.
However to get no shots in an entire match even with 10 is horse dung. York had someone sent off in their match in the final 3rd of the game and had shots after the event.
Northampton could have been overhauled with the win today, because they're up next, but not now, so Dagenham is the only chance to climb out of the bottom 2, if they don't win next time.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
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No offence to either player but the subs smacked of absolute desperation - a winger who retired at the end of last season and a striker who despite his size is useless in the air and not much better on the ground. Plus both came on for our two best player. But don't worry Adams knows what he's doing (apparently)
Oh yeah and Holness was at fault for the corner conceded and then lost his man for Sherriff's goal. Useless!
He's steadied the ship slightly, but unless we make wholesale changes in the next transfer window, we are going to struggle all season.
I don't think M.A will have enough money to do what's required.
One thing is certain though, there's a few failures that need to be shipped out.
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Something tells me you've got it in for Holness sub.
Subs not the only one that's got it in for Holness,nothing against Holness he tries but overall he is useless no other word for it perhaps he's not as good as Goody's left leg with out the rest of Goody.

No shots yesterday was glum but too often our defence also concedes silly goals.We are crying out for a consistent and experienced central defender. Our problems lie both up front and at the back and we could do with an additional midfielder that can defend and distribute well (nether Rowe or Laird are good enough).
I do not see Richards solving any problems up front. His record for Bristol Rovers shows his limitations.Using Shuker shows the lack of effective wide players at the club.
Almost certainly the manager can see the problems. The real problem is that most of the squad would look unattractive to conference sides so it is really difficult to see how we get rid of deadwood. The club is hide bound by a succession of dreadful decisions made since Moore's departure and only a minority of those where made by Edwards
Laird has been picked on ever since he had a dodgy debut against York-people ignore the good games he has had in favour of the bad ones. I think people in his position have historically been picked upon by our ''supporters''-nothing changes.
Holness has been better since he played in the middle of the back three yet some still blame him for other players' mistakes[e.g the giving away of the corner that led to the Cambridge equaliser].
Richards' record for Bristol Rovers is irrelevant. He has not been given a fair chance[ in fact no chance] by Adams.
And finally ''HAVE WE HAD A SHOT YET?'' Probably not. [Shakes head in dismay.]
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A complete new team should be the windows objective.
