wellfan Posted 1 hour ago Report Share Posted 1 hour ago 5 minutes ago, stv said: That's exactly what the impromptu pitchside meeting looked like to me. I felt a bit embarrassed for the manager. Trouble in paradise? Players losing faith in their manager. A manager who’s never actually done what he’s asking them to do. Perhaps that’s cynical, but that’s a possibility. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wellsince75 Posted 57 minutes ago Report Share Posted 57 minutes ago A bit like having AI as a manager- he’s read all the text boooks , understand the theory but doesn’t have the experience of doing the role and suspect doesn’t have the ability to man manage . He seems a decent enough bloke but he’s struggling . Very similar to Hammell in that respect . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
couttsy Posted 32 minutes ago Report Share Posted 32 minutes ago Completely and utterly relieved to get out at 2-0, should have been far far more. My god we were so passive. To only commit 3 fouls at home against a team with 66% possession is a disgrace. McGregor could have played with his slippers on apart from 1 tackle that Hodge was carded for. We had to get closer and put some physical pressure on them. Playing through us with easy. Vogts can’t be seen again and we should not be starting games with SOD at centre half again. Next week we need to go back to basics and get our best players in their best position on the pitch. Would be great to see Priestman back, we’ve missed him massively. I fear if we lose next week Alfred will lose the majority of the support and we’ll be heading into a relegation battle. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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