So, Ryan Giles.....

B_G said:
Doesn't this mean that Hull are conceding down the opposite side to Giles?
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Not seen the other matches, but it was Giles at fault for the first Leeds goal by Byram and he should have been at fault for a second but Bamford missed an open net.

He then went off injured early in the second half, so he wasn't even on the pitch when James scored.
 
I'm confident because Jones is very good on the cover, he'll help Ayling no end. Just need to stop him getting into crossing positions
 
As above, Jones should have a field day against him, plus Jones is a better defender. Giles can cross a ball but thats about it - he's still better than Engel though
 
He's a good player at this level, we all know that, but like most players 'at this level', they have done obvious strengths and weaknesses.

His defending for Leeds first the other day was a bit embarrassing tbh, turned his back instead of competing for a header at the back post.

Having seen Ait Nouri for Wolves this season I can see exactly why they let him move on, he's been sensational for them
 
Beverleyred said:
All we need to do is put in diagonal balls towards him, as he is very poor at dealing with them, as proved time after time at Boro and Luton.
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That would be my tactic against any team playing with advanced full backs as there is always space in behind.

Giles was particularly bad as he seemed to be shorter after he jumped for a header than he was if he just stood still ad let it hit him.
 
junos_boots said:
That would be my tactic against any team playing with advanced full backs as there is always space in behind.

Giles was particularly bad as he seemed to be shorter after he jumped for a header than he was if he just stood still ad let it hit him.
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Yeah just just use the template that Stoke used last season.
 
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