The more I think about it the more I’m convinced that it’s the training and set up that’s causing us to perform poorly. Something’s just not right at Ryton, there’s no clear play style or clear plan B for when teams hurt us in a particular way. It’s all very reactionary, players seem to be lost at times and don’t understand their roles.
When it boils down to it, I can only lay the blame at Robins and the management, and personally I’m now in the camp of give him until Christmas and assess from there. If results pick up then I’ve got no worries in sticking with him but if not then something will need to change at some point.
we could have been 2-0 up at half time Saturday, would have been a totally different game,we played ok, first half fine margins, and we were loads better when sheaf came on the other night, take the captain and playmaker out of any team and their fans would be having the same conversations we are, judge them when sheaf finally comes back, we’ll be fineThe more I think about it the more I’m convinced that it’s the training and set up that’s causing us to perform poorly. Something’s just not right at Ryton, there’s no clear play style or clear plan B for when teams hurt us in a particular way. It’s all very reactionary, players seem to be lost at times and don’t understand their roles.
When it boils down to it, I can only lay the blame at Robins and the management, and personally I’m now in the camp of give him until Christmas and assess from there. If results pick up then I’ve got no worries in sticking with him but if not then something will need to change at some point.
Played 6. Won 3, drew 1, lost 2. Be real.The more I think about it the more I’m convinced that it’s the training and set up that’s causing us to perform poorly. Something’s just not right at Ryton, there’s no clear play style or clear plan B for when teams hurt us in a particular way. It’s all very reactionary, players seem to be lost at times and don’t understand their roles.
When it boils down to it, I can only lay the blame at Robins and the management, and personally I’m now in the camp of give him until Christmas and assess from there. If results pick up then I’ve got no worries in sticking with him but if not then something will need to change at some point.
Played 6. Won 3, drew 1, lost 2. Be real.
CBS should be rocking v Spurs. Revenues from it can probably pay wages for 2-3 players. Up the reserves!The first team is W1 D1 L2 though.
CBS should be rocking v Spurs. Revenues from it can probably pay wages for 2-3 players. Up the reserves!
Played 6. Won 3, drew 1, lost 2. Be real.
Get a grip!
When did you start supporting us? What on earth would you have been like in the Venus/Slade and League 2 years?
We could have been 2-0 up at half time Saturday, would have been a totally different game, we played ok, first half fine margins, and we were loads better when sheaf came on the other night, take the captain and playmaker out of any team and their fans would be having the same conversations we are, judge them when sheaf finally comes back, we’ll be fine.
Hence why I said “let’s assess at Christmas” and “I’ve no worries in sticking with Robins if things turn around”.
Why is it you find ways to excuse our wins but never acknowledge that the same may apply to the losses? Let’s be honest we were as good as Stoke and Norwich and could easily have won one. There will be many teams happy to come out of Bristol with a point. Everyone can see it’s not quite clicking at the moment, but we’re accumulating points. That’s normally a trait good sides have.Lucky to draw the Bristol game and won against teams expected to be in the bottom half, and even those wins were not exactly comfortable. As soon as we came up against a consistent top half team in Norwich we were poor. Not sure how you’re drawing many positives from our performances so far.
Very kind and noble of you.
Don’t let anybody say you are not a loyal man
Why is it you find ways to excuse our wins but never acknowledge that the same may apply to the losses? Let’s be honest we were as good as Stoke and Norwich and could easily have won one. There will be many teams happy to come out of Bristol with a point. Everyone can see it’s not quite clicking at the moment, but we’re accumulating points. That’s normally a trait good sides have.
So what you're saying is we need Rooster Cogburn in midfield?Read an article calling a player having controlled grit.
I thought that was our problem a lack of grit. However, Sheaf, Lati, MVE, Bidwell, Eccles, Thomas all demonstrate controlled grit. Kitch definately has grit but is not always controlled. The same for Binks who has three yellows already.
JDS, Allen, Tavares and Tatsu all get stuck in but their lack of physicality hampers them. Torp fluctuates with his tackling and Rudoni looks lightweight when getting stuck in. Haji Wright can put himself about when he is in the mood and Bassette looks quite prepared to throw his weight about. Simms needs to get more physical and has improved to a degree in that respect. BTA and EMC need to up their tackling in the opposition half.
Think our tactics are not working at present, but that may just be bedding in a new system.
Onwards and upwards.
I don't think we were as good as Stoke tbh.Why is it you find ways to excuse our wins but never acknowledge that the same may apply to the losses? Let’s be honest we were as good as Stoke and Norwich and could easily have won one. There will be many teams happy to come out of Bristol with a point. Everyone can see it’s not quite clicking at the moment, but we’re accumulating points. That’s normally a trait good sides have.
Well he might be an improvement currently even with just one eye.So what you're saying is we need Rooster Cogburn in midfield?
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