Injured & his mrs is expectingI thought Dabo was pregnant
I never said to drop COH. I said to play our best 11. Please refer to my other threads.
Why is his Mrs expecting relevant if he's injured?Injured & his mrs is expecting
We have seen it a few times when he has got a selection wrong that is appears unwilling to make changes.
Nearly everyone I know has lost taste and smell lol
Why is his Mrs expecting relevant if he's injured?
I don’t think many people really care the numbers put out are not accurate I don’t feel it’s a lot higher than what their saying honestly I don’t know many people who haven’t sskd about losing taste or smell recentlyHeaven help them
The first half was a horror show
We lost 3 games last season, so he hasn't got it that wrong very often? I agree that there are times I want him to do things differently, but I just think the arrogant comment is uncalled for. Stubborn, maybe - but then it's his job on the line and he wants us to succeed as much as you or me.
Robins has some wonderful qualities in his vision for the club, the infrastructure he's built, he improves the players he brings in and he's developed a great team spirit at the club. I've never found Robins a very perceptive in-game manager though; from adjusting to when a game isn't going the expected way, to bravery or longer term vision with his subs. Our tactics were dire in L2 and we should be very thankful we have Viveash there on the bench with him.He changed it 5 mins after the second goal. we had been battered for the who first half and should have reacted quicker.
the 3rd change would not make any harm. eps when he goes on about players needing to prove them selfs. but then doesn't give them any time.
The first 25 minutes or so, I agree - but that was as much down to the midfield/attack, as the defence, who I thought dug in with McFadz at the heart of it.
We knew this was a loss before we kicked a ball. It’s that bottom half mini league between 10/11 championship teams we need to be in the mix with. We have enough quality to avoid relegation
Robins has some wonderful qualities in his vision for the club, the infrastructure he's built, he improves the players he brings in and he's developed a great team spirit at the club. I've never found Robins a very perceptive in-game manager though; from adjusting to when a game isn't going the expected way, to bravery or longer term vision with his subs. Our tactics were dire in L2 and we should be very thankful we have Viveash there on the bench with him.
3 games in a week. Swansea, Blackburn, Boro. We need to be looking at 4 points.
Fadz has been our best player so far this season.
The last couple is games our midfield has been overrun. As a result, there is no bridge between our defence and attack. It may require 1-2 players (like our wingbacks) to be played in slightly advanced positions. But it’s not like they are not already used for attacking purposes anyway. This formation change to 4-5-1 will not require them to run back to defend as well and keep them fresher during the game. I think packing our midfield will somewhat help stifle the opposition in the midfield and not just have them pick off passes with ease and waltz through. Just a thought.I’m outlining that switching to 4-5-1, it puts one of our best players out of position. This is because COH is either going to be played deeper, on the wing or not at all. What team would you play to accommodate 4-5-1?
Our best 11 is going to be in a 3-4-2-1 or 3-4-1-2. It’s what we’ve planned the recruitment strategy and training on the field around.
Will probably be 0, perhaps 1 off Boro
This sort of defeatism is tiresome. The idea that the gulf in class is so great that we just rock up to these places, take our defeat and then walk away, because it's OK, we'll beat Rotherham in a few weeks and that'll be enough...
Of course we're coming up against better teams. But that doesn't mean there are not points to be won in these games. Have people only started watching football in the last 6 months? And we're going to have to win a few if we are to stay up, just as Luton and Barnsley did last season. That's how it works.
Fwiw, I think we will pick up points against top 6 teams because fortunately I'm not sure Robins subscribes to the 'they're too good for us, we can't compete' bullshit. We have to be better than today though, and we will be.
Hopefully just needs to get used to the intensity.When he has time on the ball Sheaf is quality, just sometimes wants too much time when under pressure.
We had the best equalising rate by a margin but we were in the fewest losing positions in the league. I would say that had more to do with team spirit, fight and belief than any in game decisions/tactics.Didn’t we get the most points from a losing position last season?
Because Godden is too slow to get in behind and Bakayoko played 15 yards deeper than him. Allowed Brentford backline to play high and compress the midfield as a result.A lot of people playing dumb asking why we didn’t have two strikers up top. Because we were over run in midfield when we did have.
Stop wallowing in self pity.
Glad I'm not the only one who thought he was good 2nd goal aside. He's been written off by Cc84 so that's in his favour.Sheaf looked miles fitter today than vs Bournemouth. Gave the ball away a couple of times today when he lacked options but looked like the long term replacement for Kelly today. Thought McFadz had a good game too.
We had the best equalising rate by a margin but we were in the fewest losing positions in the league. I would say that had more to do with team spirit, fight and belief than any in game decisions/tactics.
Heaven help their grandparents and their friends with asthmaHeaven help them
It's just being realistic. We're 5 games in and have played 3 teams you'd expect to be around the automatics.
Yes, Barnsley, Luton etc picked up a few points against these types of sides but we're still acclimatising. The melt downs on here are frankly embarrassing from the same people who are saying staying up will be an achievement.
And after 5 games they both had 4 points the same as us and in my opinion neither had had a start as difficult as ours though admittedly Barnsley bagged a home win over Fulham on the opening day.
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