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Match Day Thread Hull City v Stoke
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I think West Brim’s central midfielders will have a lot of theirs though which is the key difference between us and them.
I’ve been consistent all season saying Rosenior is a fraud, a conman, a bullshitter in the top draw, all that crap about players coming here because they like the way we play, did they really want to be a set of boring bastards who can’t score, Acun must be really pissed off with the way we are playing now.
I’ve never seen so many negative posts on twitter slagging Rosenior off as I have this weekend, his days are numbered I hope, yes we have had some good wins away, but our home form since December has been appauling.
The stadium emptying was a signal to Acun that fans had seen enough of the ****e we played, I’m nearly at the point of do I renew if he’s in charge next season, because I’m ****ing sick of watching the way he plays.
I’ve never seen so many negative posts on twitter slagging Rosenior off as I have this weekend, his days are numbered I hope, yes we have had some good wins away, but our home form since December has been appauling.
The stadium emptying was a signal to Acun that fans had seen enough of the ****e we played, I’m nearly at the point of do I renew if he’s in charge next season, because I’m ****ing sick of watching the way he plays.
Omur leading MotM in spite of only playing 30 mins. Several abstaining, unable to bring themselves to vote for anyone.
Stats showing NO shots on target all game, in spite of 62% possession and the talent we have!! How the hell can it be?!
A 0-2 loss against a relegation threatened side.
Another full house bored to death, frustrated to hell and pissed off. Watching the antithesis of the exciting, fast attacking football with goals (for us) that the owner wants.
Same old same old BS from Rosenior, suggesting he's clueless or incapable of sorting it.
0 wins in last 5.
1 win out of 8 at home this year.
It's NOT progress, (in spite of a 3rd transfer window of support). It should have all been coming together, instead it makes absolutely appalling, diabolical reading..
Rosenior is surely running out of games now to save himself as Acun must surely be running out of patience.
Stats showing NO shots on target all game, in spite of 62% possession and the talent we have!! How the hell can it be?!
A 0-2 loss against a relegation threatened side.
Another full house bored to death, frustrated to hell and pissed off. Watching the antithesis of the exciting, fast attacking football with goals (for us) that the owner wants.
Same old same old BS from Rosenior, suggesting he's clueless or incapable of sorting it.
0 wins in last 5.
1 win out of 8 at home this year.
It's NOT progress, (in spite of a 3rd transfer window of support). It should have all been coming together, instead it makes absolutely appalling, diabolical reading..
Rosenior is surely running out of games now to save himself as Acun must surely be running out of patience.
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I’ll find a Samaritans hotline for you for afterwards Chazz
I’ll find a Samaritans hotline for you for afterwards Chazz
And thats just between the back 4 and keeper...
FFS
Harsh on allsop tbh that was a bad bounce
And worse of all Guinness, a can, not a pint, up to £6.25! at the stadium. Someone's taking the piss.
Speaking as someone who really wanted Rosey to succeed and who has largely stuck to that mindset despite being regularly disappointed with the performances and of course many of the results, surely, we have now reached a point where either the man himself realises that he needs to change the system in some way to allow the attacking players we have the freedom to play and at least give the fans a style of football to enjoy and appreciate or Acun/Tan will be pointing it out?
He must be realising himself now that there is a fundamental flaw that is creating a situation where all that talent can’t produce fast flowing attacking football or even a single shot on target in 90+ minutes against a team near the relegation zone, in a game that we really needed to win.
I really hope he has had that moment or one of the two aforementioned speak to him about it before the decision to try someone else becomes a formality.
If the remaining 8 games follow a similar pattern to the previous 8, it’s certainly going to give them something to think about!
He must be realising himself now that there is a fundamental flaw that is creating a situation where all that talent can’t produce fast flowing attacking football or even a single shot on target in 90+ minutes against a team near the relegation zone, in a game that we really needed to win.
I really hope he has had that moment or one of the two aforementioned speak to him about it before the decision to try someone else becomes a formality.
If the remaining 8 games follow a similar pattern to the previous 8, it’s certainly going to give them something to think about!
He would probably tell them “I don’t care, the system is what has us where we are, the system is what has allowed us to bring these players in. You need to educate yourself about the system. All hail the system, glory to the system.”
Robins delivered last year and won't be far off this year. I would think preston and Boro will seriously consider their managers positions however Preston are probably spending 30% less than us and may feel he is achieving what he can right now.
It stopped working well before he left. Used to be that big clubs were that far ahead that they could be as shambolic as that in their planning and still dominate on and off, never really dropping out of the top 4, or top 6 as it later became.
Now the lesser teams are so much more organised that you can't just keep swapping managers and binning off last summer's £100m signings every year in favour of new ones without a Brighton or a Villa coming in and overtaking you.
If it absolutely has to be next season then no one is the man. That isn't realistic and wouldn't end well. Hopefully he's smarter than that.
Only because we can’t tackle if we always have the ball.
I’m only half joking…are we still top of possession table?
I don't have a problem with the way Rosie wants us to play, a number of the top teams play the same way, however play with some tempo and pace otherwise all you are doing is allowing the opposition to get back in shape making it more difficult to break them down.
As for Allsop, he slows the game down so much with the ball at his feet, mix it up for g*ds sake!
You clearly weren't listening Les.
(You are right though, the problems aren't so much to do with the base decision to play 'possession' type football per se).
Sounds familiar he’ll be at Fleetwood in September
Ohio is just 21, however, and Rosenior has been keen to point out that the club and the player himself are doing a huge amount of work on the training pitch to get him Championship-ready and understand what it takes to be a success in this City side.
"One hundred per cent," Rosenior told Hull Live when asked if the club would consider making a permanent move. "We've got to see how we (develop him). We give him so much information in terms of the way that we play, where players need to stand on the throw-in, what the different angles of press that they need to make in the game.
"There's so many like things that I can't speak about because the fans will get bored of, but actually, what makes the difference to a game and Noah needs work on that.
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"It's clear to me and the staff that he can get better and he can improve and that's what we're analysing him for as well. Can he do that in the time that he's here? Because whether in the Premier League or the Championship, he's got outstanding athleticism, outstanding pace, he can finish, but he needs to add other things to his game which is natural at his age."
On the subject of his debut on Good Friday, Rosenior said: "I thought it was a positive debut. I thought for a young striker,he's physical, he's quick, he held the ball up really, really well at times, gave us a different way. We could be a little bit more progressive from our build and be a little bit more high tempo, but the other thing, that's his first start, you know, and people say, 'why don't you start him earlier', you can see on 65 minutes he was absolutely blowing up.
"You know that's not his fault. He's trying to build his fitness, so for me, it was a positive debut in terms of a full debut from him. He doesn't need to overthink it and we'll make the right decisions moving forward or hopefully the correct decisions moving forward, about how we can score more goals."
coach Liam Rosenior hasadmitted that he is absolutely delighted that the club have managed to secure the services of Xavier Simons on a permanent basis.
As confirmed by Hull's official website,Simons has joined the Tigers for an undisclosed fee from Premier League side Chelsea.
The midfielder has put pen-to-paper on a deal which is set to run until 2026.
Hull have opted to include a clause in this contract which will allow them to extendhis stay at the MKM Stadium for a further year.
Signed on loan from Chelsea during the previous summer transfer window, Simons made his debut for the Tigers in their meeting with Birmingham City in October.
Since featuring in this fixture, the midfielder has gone on to represent Hull in the Championship on five further occasions.
Having been left out of the club's match-day squad for their showdown with Burnley yesterday, Simons will be hoping to earn the chance to showcase his ability again this weekend when his side head to the Select Car Leasing Stadium to face Reading.
Reacting to the news that Simons has joined Hull on a full-time basis, Rosenior has admitted that he believes the midfielder will play a big role in his plans for the future.
Speaking to Hull's website, Rosenior said:"I’m absolutely delighted to tie Xavier down on a long-term deal.
"We’ve worked really hard to get Xavi to commit his future to the club and he’s a big part of my plans.
"He’s got undoubted potential and quality, an outstanding attitude and trains at 100% all the time.
"He’s got Premier League physicality and athleticism. If we can help him improve his technical aspects and tactical understanding of the game, we’ve got a fantastic asset for the club."
Ohio is just 21, however, and Rosenior has been keen to point out that the club and the player himself are doing a huge amount of work on the training pitch to get him Championship-ready and understand what it takes to be a success in this City side.
"One hundred per cent," Rosenior told Hull Live when asked if the club would consider making a permanent move. "We've got to see how we (develop him). We give him so much information in terms of the way that we play, where players need to stand on the throw-in, what the different angles of press that they need to make in the game.
"There's so many like things that I can't speak about because the fans will get bored of, but actually, what makes the difference to a game and Noah needs work on that.
SIMILAR ARTICLES TO THIS
"It's clear to me and the staff that he can get better and he can improve and that's what we're analysing him for as well. Can he do that in the time that he's here? Because whether in the Premier League or the Championship, he's got outstanding athleticism, outstanding pace, he can finish, but he needs to add other things to his game which is natural at his age."
On the subject of his debut on Good Friday, Rosenior said: "I thought it was a positive debut. I thought for a young striker,he's physical, he's quick, he held the ball up really, really well at times, gave us a different way. We could be a little bit more progressive from our build and be a little bit more high tempo, but the other thing, that's his first start, you know, and people say, 'why don't you start him earlier', you can see on 65 minutes he was absolutely blowing up.
"You know that's not his fault. He's trying to build his fitness, so for me, it was a positive debut in terms of a full debut from him. He doesn't need to overthink it and we'll make the right decisions moving forward or hopefully the correct decisions moving forward, about how we can score more goals."
coach Liam Rosenior hasadmitted that he is absolutely delighted that the club have managed to secure the services of Xavier Simons on a permanent basis.
As confirmed by Hull's official website,Simons has joined the Tigers for an undisclosed fee from Premier League side Chelsea.
The midfielder has put pen-to-paper on a deal which is set to run until 2026.
Hull have opted to include a clause in this contract which will allow them to extendhis stay at the MKM Stadium for a further year.
Signed on loan from Chelsea during the previous summer transfer window, Simons made his debut for the Tigers in their meeting with Birmingham City in October.
Since featuring in this fixture, the midfielder has gone on to represent Hull in the Championship on five further occasions.
Having been left out of the club's match-day squad for their showdown with Burnley yesterday, Simons will be hoping to earn the chance to showcase his ability again this weekend when his side head to the Select Car Leasing Stadium to face Reading.
Reacting to the news that Simons has joined Hull on a full-time basis, Rosenior has admitted that he believes the midfielder will play a big role in his plans for the future.
Speaking to Hull's website, Rosenior said:"I’m absolutely delighted to tie Xavier down on a long-term deal.
"We’ve worked really hard to get Xavi to commit his future to the club and he’s a big part of my plans.
"He’s got undoubted potential and quality, an outstanding attitude and trains at 100% all the time.
"He’s got Premier League physicality and athleticism. If we can help him improve his technical aspects and tactical understanding of the game, we’ve got a fantastic asset for the club."
Where players need to stand for throw ins....no wonder we're struggling to find creativity if players have to stand in certain places for throw ins, just let them play FFS and react to what's happening on the pitch and not what the tactics board says...... Over coaching is killing this squad