When it works it's great to watch. I love watching teams with fluidity in their play, like the Dutch teams of old. The problems is we are out of form so probably need to revert back to a standard formation, with players holding their positions, rather than say Hume moving Into cm.
OK, I see things differently and it's clear the majority want TM gone. Some on here and on other forms of social media gave up at half time (if not before) That's me out for the night
Agree with this, Hume stepping into midfield is needlessly complicating things. Sack it off and let the fullbacks just be fullbacks for me.
gives us so much more of a threat imo and gives help to the wingers who are more often then not doubled up on. Drifting into the middle has achieved absolutely **** all.
Rooney is just the kind of young ambitious manager some people want at Sunderland. Learned his trade under SAF, huge contact list, played at the highest level. I'd f uckn die if we replaced Mowbray with him tbh.
Anthony Patterson: 7/10 Made a couple of massive saves for us, one just before the equaliser when he tipped a shot wide and then one to keep the score 1-1 when he rushed out and stopped a shot. There was a couple of times when he looked rushed but stepped up when it mattered. Trai Hume: 5/10 Out of position a few times and not getting back quickly enough leaving far too much room down our right, beaten too easily for the chance that Patterson tipped wide. Still worked hard and put some tackles in but not at his best. Luke O’Nien (C): 5/10 Flicked a header just wide from a Pritchard free kick but we looked really ragged defensively as the game wore on and as captain and the most experienced player back there, that’s something he needs to get hold of. Dan Ballard: 5/10 Got a rush of blood in the lead up to the opener, flying out to the half-way line chasing the ball and then a ball in behind left the hosts too much room. Missed an absolute sitter in the second half when he smashed the ball over. Niall Huggins: 5/10 Some good drives up the left hand side but with no end product, worked hard defensively to mixed results as gave the ball away cheaply in his own half at times. Did make a great interception when Millwall were attacking in the lead up to our goal. Dan Neil: 5/10 His passing was fine but he seems to be all over the positionally and has lost his drive going forward, had an effort on target but it was a very weak effort from the edge of the box. Pierre Ekwah: 5/10 Like Neil, looks very subdued and far from the player we saw earlier in the season. Not as sharp and even his shots had less venom on them. Abdoullah Ba: 4/10 Anonymous today, no threat at all down the right. Got up and down the line but easily doubled up on due to the lack of overlapping to help him out. Adil Aouchiche: 4/10 Some neat little flicks here and there but there it was fifty-fifty whether it would find a team-mate of a Millwall player. Jack Clarke: 6/10 Had a good battle with the Millwall right back, without that much joy but kept at it and put in some dangerous balls by the end. One for Dack should have resulted in an assist and then won a penalty late on. Mason Burstow: 3/10 He looked lively when he came on against Birmingham but there was absolutely none of that today, he resorted to the ghost that he was in his previous starts. Just nothing from him. Substitutes Bradley Dack: 5/10 Missed a good chance after a Clarke pull back and gave the ball away cheaply on the half-way line late on to spark a Millwall counter. Alex Pritchard: 6/10 Linked up play well and helped us get a bit of control back once he came on. Patrick Roberts: 6/10 Very lively and looked dangerous, put a chance on a plate for Ballard but also had some good interplay with Pritchard but chose to flick back to him rather than to take on the obvious shot. Eliezer Mayenda: 6/10 Only one half chance when he controlled a Roberts ball and got a shot off but that was almost immediately blocked. Man of the Match: Anthony Patterson Not his best all-round game and the ragged defence late on seemed to effect him coming for a couple of high balls but made two massive saves at important times. Once to flick a shot wide shortly before our equaliser and then another just after the penalty to make a save when Millwall had a chance one-on-one. please log in to view this image
We could well do as West Brom and Leeds will look to play football no sit in and try to counter us or bully us like Millwall today. That being said I also wouldn't be surprised if both battered us.
I want a young, talented, ambitious head coach but Rooney is not that. This is his third job, Derby wasn't bad considering the circumstances but its well known that Rosenior was the brains behind that operation, DC United I haven't a clue about but clearly didn't go well and now Birmingham is a shambles.
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Its a difficult one mate. We all have our take on things but something has to change I think we have the players but are just overcomplicating things at the minute. Hope TM gets it right he's a good bloke.
Fabian Hürzeler - St Pauli Lee Carsley - England u21 Liam Rosenior - Hull Anthony Barry - Bayern Munich & Portugal Assistant Manager The issue is if we can/want to pay for someone that is in work because the out of work list is pretty grim outside of maybe Potter who i doubt would come and maybe Hasenhüttl but i'm not sold on him.
[QUOTE="Sour Patch, post: 17157258, member: 1051256"Fabian Hürzeler -] St Pauli Lee Carsley - England u21 Liam Rosenior - Hull Anthony Barry - Bayern Munich & Portugal Assistant Manager The issue is if we can/want to pay for someone that is in work because the out of work list is pretty grim outside of maybe Potter who i doubt would come and maybe Hasenhüttl but i'm not sold on him.[/QUOTE]
