OK, lets look at the facts. We are all gutted, pissed off and annoyed with things on the pitch (im not going into the issues off it)
The fact is we have a manager that to me looks like hes here to stay after recently signing a four year deal. Yes, performances and results are shocking but we have two options regarding Saturdays game
1) we all turn up in a negative anti Pressley and players mood and it spreads around the ground and onto the pitch in minutes
2) we accept that regardless of all this we all love CCFC and we support our team and manager. We get behind them against a strong opposition and pull together to get through this.
The sad thing about all this is that ive never wanted anyone to succeed as much as Pressley. Hes got passion, and I think he genuinely cares about OUR club.
I appreciate the natural thing we all feel like doing is shouting screaming and calling for Pressleys head but im going to try my best to be positive and support OUR club and OUR manager
Let the bashing of this post commence . . . . .
The answer has to be number 2. I've had enough of the bloke and his tactics but negativity in the ground won't help.
I won't be asking him for a wave though.
Pressley has shown loyalty to Coventry City in adversity when it would have been easy for him to walk away. I think he deserves some reciprocal loyalty from the fans. While we do need to see a massive improvement on the pitch to give us something to cheer, that in my view is more about the players showing commitment to the fans and the club than about Pressley's weaknesses as a manager.
But they're not committed either. It can't be denied. They work nowhere near as hard as his team did early last season. Last night they showed absolutely no desire to win the game.I agree on balance with the first part. But the last sentence not so sure. I look at the teams he has picked this season and cant help thinking he has put round pegs in square holes in terms of the players in many positions, ok some is because of injuries but his insistence on how it is all set up is the main reason. Do that, play to ideology not player strengths and you will not get the best from the team no matter how committed they are
But they're not committed either. It can't be denied. They work nowhere near as hard as his team did early last season. Last night they showed absolutely no desire to win the game.
Fair point. Even when they went to 442 they showed zero appetite. They are completely bereft of confidence mind you.Don't disagree fp but I think you need to go to the root cause not the side effect. The players have no confidence in what they are doing, in the system they are playing, or to some degree each other. Doesn't matter if it is L1, Sunday League, or an office job you get that in your head (a) it is hard to shift (b) it is going to affect how committed you are
Add to that the fact that young players are just not so resilient in adversity and it is all teetering on melt down
Option 2. For all those clowns who think we're not really a League 1 outfit, why not show it with Championship level crowds?
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