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Agree, and while I still think a more experienced manager is the way to go, SR would most likely fuck up that appointment as well, so the lesser evil is perhaps to stay with what they have fallen into here... for now.

Nope, just a goalkeeper…

When he loses a couple of games he will start with the same drivel as Still. Just have to wait for a bit of pressure. Most managers sound good early on. He talked about clarity, and was anything but. The most important thing was understanding the club, and he had great leaders in the team that helped get that across? Something like that? Fair enough that he doesn’t want to talk about his tactics and what we have been working on, I actually applaud him for that, but the presser didn’t really give me anything…

I agree, but would they ever appoint someone like that? Even if they wanted a change, would you back them to get i right? Sorry, I just don't even have any hope anymore with this lot in charge.

I can't get excited about this. Whoever they pick will not be the best man for the job. It will end in fiasco about the same time the January transfer window closes. They will pick the wrong man for the job. Picking a skate will only make it worse...

Let’s not do the Tonda… Baz and Jack in, and me out! Not watching this.

OK, move Downs up one, and reserve the lowest circle for SR.

I will admit that I thought the same as leeham, because it feels like SR always hires out of job managers. Then I remembered Nathan Jones, and I completely abandoned my idea/thought process... before I even got to Martin 😄

Let me live in the hope that SR fucks up their next appointment, and hires someone who isn't a yes man, and accidently gets someone good...

I only have one kriteria for the new manager: that he is not hired by SR…

If they were to do that, SR would probably fuck it up and sack themselves first, and Will would Still be here…

As we have very little chance of hanging onto a 1-0 lead, the way for us to win in this division (until we build confidence) is to get into a 2 or 3 goal lead, and hope that the opposition gives up a little and takes their foot off the gas. No point in trying to be solid in numbers at the back, as we crumble under pressure no matter how many bodies we put back there.

Matsuki is the most lightweight player I have seen in a while. Against Norwich he scored a great goal, but every time he got close to a Norwich player, he was brushed off the ball.

Of course we will always be a selling club, along with 99% of all football clubs. I honestly don’t get your point, if there is one.

Focus on building a good team first, and sprinkle said team with talented youngsters who might come good and turn a good profit down the line.

He scored a great goal, but every time a Norwich player got close to him he lost the ball. Looks decent if he can play in pockets and not come in to contact with other players, but does seem to lack a lot in the physical side of the game.

What is this "win" you are talking about?

That sounds a lot like us...

I was just thinking the same.

This team is just about to click.

This was not a great performance, it was a wasted opportunity against a pretty poor team at home. One of the easier games of the season.

Still just got scared and felt the pressure after the shit performances with the back four. He is playing the back five to keep consistency and build from the back/clean sheets. The general idea of consistency and building a backline is a good one, but he needs to get results fast if he’s going to continue. Hopefully the players are not as confused as most of us are about what he is trying to do, but it sure looks like it. I think he is failing, and the next matches will only get worse, not better.

Hahaha... was thinking of posting the same 😄

We are not scoring today are we? We need an unlikely hero... Step forward double D!