fernandopartridge
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We need a manager who can make players play consistently above their ability. Lol
We need a manager who can make players play consistently above their ability. LolEven more reason we need a manager who can get extras out of players
Or he has no confidence in the players on the bench. Which would also be fairly bizarre.
We started badly, had a bit of a run, went to shit again and stayed there!
I thought we'd go on another run but that hasn't materialised, why? I really don't know, injuries have played a part but I don't think that's the sole reason.
Robins has failed to make changes at times when games were crying out for them.
Missed chances, especially against Wycombe.
Another 3 or 4 pintson the board at this stage and I think everyone would bea lot more chilled.
Ffs I get tired of being called an apologist for Jordan on here, but some of the criticism is so inaccurate and biased. His unseen work running up and down the passing channels is part of the reason the manager continues to select him.
Whether he's up to the level is about opinions and you can criticise as you wish, but this rubbish about him being unfit and unacceptable for a professional is so wide of the mark. His running stats were consistently up there when published, I don't have anything for this season, but he's not suddenly going from most to least.
My assumption is when he starts he's supposed to keep running knowing he's coming off so someone can run against tired legs later on, but the thought that he's is out if shape but not Allen shows the bias clearly. Neither had played for a good number of weeks.
I’ve been a supporter of Shipley but he clearly has fitness issues and at this level he cannot compete. Hyam and biamou are the same. Regardless of ability they haven’t the page or stamina at all in this league
His biggest issue for us is that he doesn't help the team as a defensive unit either, look at the difference as soon as O’Hare came on Saturday, the pressing drags the whole team forwardYeah I think the way he gets forward, the runs he makes are often really good and he has a good shot on him.
However, he hasn't got the running ability of a lot of other players and his ball retention is often poor.
His biggest issue for us is that he doesn't help the team as a defensive unit either, look at the difference as soon as O’Hare came on Saturday, the pressing drags the whole team forward
Ffs I get tired of being called an apologist for Jordan on here, but some of the criticism is so inaccurate and biased. His unseen work running up and down the passing channels is part of the reason the manager continues to select him.
Whether he's up to the level is about opinions and you can criticise as you wish, but this rubbish about him being unfit and unacceptable for a professional is so wide of the mark. His running stats were consistently up there when published, I don't have anything for this season, but he's not suddenly going from most to least.
My assumption is when he starts he's supposed to keep running knowing he's coming off so someone can run against tired legs later on, but the thought that he's is out if shape but not Allen shows the bias clearly. Neither had played for a good number of weeks.
Ffs I get tired of being called an apologist for Jordan on here, but some of the criticism is so inaccurate and biased. His unseen work running up and down the passing channels is part of the reason the manager continues to select him.
Ffs I get tired of being called an apologist for Jordan on here, but some of the criticism is so inaccurate and biased. His unseen work running up and down the passing channels is part of the reason the manager continues to select him.
Whether he's up to the level is about opinions and you can criticise as you wish, but this rubbish about him being unfit and unacceptable for a professional is so wide of the mark. His running stats were consistently up there when published, I don't have anything for this season, but he's not suddenly going from most to least.
My assumption is when he starts he's supposed to keep running knowing he's coming off so someone can run against tired legs later on, but the thought that he's is out if shape but not Allen shows the bias clearly. Neither had played for a good number of weeks.
I think Dacosta has taken that title since he came in.I know you like to defend players and thats fair, sometimes the abuse of players can be unwarranted or too far..
But to say what you've said, I'm sorry but you must be on another planet. There's a decent demographic of fan opinion on here, and i think you're the only person who defends Shipley. That to me says a lot. 99% of fans see he is absolutely nowhere near the level. How you're seeing these runs no one else can see either baffles me.
Not a personal attack, but im literally stunned at such a defence of a man that is been universally agreed has been possibly our worst player this season. And thats saying something.
Fwiw I know it's accepted widely on here what Ben said, but it was all tongue in cheek. I've seen him out a number of times and never with a beer. Usually not drinking, but if he does he'd have a rum.Danger, though, is that Ben Wilson admitted in his Sky Blues Extra interview that Shipley enjoys a beer - for what it’s worth, I’m not going to hold that against him but it doesn’t give the best impression. He definitely has stamina issues and I know he was trying to work specifically on this about 18-24 months ago. Sometimes it’s nature. And whilst we’re on it, distance covered doesn’t necessarily indicate the intensity for which it is covered, and without looking at data I can’t imagine he’s up there for sprints or active presses.
But yes, his confidence is clearly shot to bits. Seems scared of the ball and a lack of movement from both him and Allen yesterday meant we were penned in our half. I like the guy, thought he was brilliant last season (for the most part) but it feels like this season has been a step too far too soon.
Fwiw I know it's accepted widely on here what Ben said, but it was all tongue in cheek. I've seen him out a number of times and never with a beer. Usually not drinking, but if he does he'd have a rum.
I have agreed previously he's not always stepped up to the level, but he's learning on the job. A couple of excellent performances v Millwall and Swansea, some bang average ones when he's sometimes been still made a scapegoat and a number when for whatever reason he hasn't imo simply been involved enough and that would be a fair criticism to level at him. Having said that he struggled onion L2, then in L1, but at that level it's easier to make up ground quicker. We don't have a budget to compete and you've all seen how little Tom Bayliss has been used at this level, despite for most being the more promising of the two. I'm sure if we stay up he'll be better fir it again next year. He's still young enough and still improving. Far from the finished article and I'm not ready to write him off yet, but confidence certainly an issue currently.
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