Fwd up with owners and managers who seem to think they've found a magic formula, and are determined to stick with it regardless of the evidence of results.
Football really isn't that complicated, most players and managers really aren't that bright, and there really isn't any new way of playing that hasn't been tried before.
Just appoint someone who will pick players in their correct position and who will change things when necessary rather than stick to a fixed idea.
Even though it stopped a goal against us, you have to say that VAR was a farce. It's supposed to spot clear and obvious errors. If it takes that long to check, it ain't clear and obvious.
Regardless of whether Juric's tactics are right or not, I find it hard to understand his team selection .
If he wanted 3/5 at the back he could have started yesterday with a defence of KWP, Stephens, Bednarek, ABK and Welington.
Instead he picked 2 players who are not centre backs.
Also he could have recalled Charles and kept Edwards to give himself more options in defence.
When we signed him, Juric said his best position is the one Fernandes plays in --- which is just weird , given that Fernandes is one of our best players. So unless Fernandes gets injured, groenboek will have to be really good to get in the side.
What we needed and still need is a striker.
The only way I'm coping with this bloody awful period on our history is by pretending we're playing a run of pre-season friendlies before starting in the championship in 25/26.
Results don't matter, and we're seeing various different players trying out in unfamiliar positions to gain fitness.
Plus Juric appears to be going for a record number of full backs on the pitch at once. 😉
Read somewhere that he's been used in midfield as well as defence? I could see him being a success as a defensive midfielder. He's naturally defensive but is a bit short for a centre back.
So with him and Shea Charles behind Fernandes, that's our midfield sorted for next year.