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NewcastleTiger said:
Wanting Rosenior gone because you didn’t like his style is fine, but from a results perspective and football side, it was a terrible decision.

I really want Walter to succeed but unfortunately due to the board again, we’ve signed 16 new players over a window with 13 of them coming in August I believe. His style clearly needs time but you don’t get that in football, particularly when the style doesn’t give us the platform to win games scrappy. We haven’t been as bad as people are making out but when you lack such a level of clinical finishing, due to the style we are always going to give up high quality chances and as we’ve seen over the last 2 games better teams will capitalise. I do however think that we’ve seen arguably the best attack in the division from a punishing standpoint. Hamer is the best player in the division and Leeds attack is very good.

Onwards and upwards with some more favourable games coming up, but we can’t make the excuses for so long
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Of those 13 how many were in the last week or last day? Thanks

also posters need to realise other teams are integrating new signings in to their team they will kick on
But they don’t have as many as ours

leeds sheff u will be flying in another month
We
If it goes well
Will probably be where they are now
 
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Chazz Rheinhold said:
Of those 13 how many were in the last week or last day? Thanks

also posters need to realise other teams are integrating new signings in to their team they will kick on
But they don’t have as many as ours

leeds sheff u will be flying in another month
We
If it goes well
Will probably be where they are now
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Agreed Chazz, just a case of him actually getting results to get people on board.

The blokes been ripped apart already having his entire ability as a coach being questioned despite the context you’ve just given. Just needs a few results on the board to give him a healthier position
 
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NewcastleTiger said:
Agreed Chazz, just a case of him actually getting results to get people on board.

The blokes been ripped apart already having his entire ability as a coach being questioned despite the context you’ve just given. Just needs a few results on the board to give him a healthier position
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Tim's job was always mission impossible. He does need that bit of luck which even Shota seemed to get (Mika scored that winner against Bristol City with a massive deflection & Coventry got a man sent off in the 1st half).

You've got to whisper it quietly but we do need changes upstairs
 
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NewcastleTiger said:
Attacking is the hardest part of the sport. That’s why it costs the most. Our starting 3 attacking players yesterday played their first competitive game with each other yesterday. One of which was out of position.

Next game we will see Millar, Bedia and I’d imagine Belloumi starting. No more square pegs in round holes.
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Yes that guy was Kamara he was playing on the left and clearly he does not have a left foot. Not sure why we brought him in given we got Bellouni for the right.
 
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Jim the Tiger said:
*after 5 games.
See Middlesborough 2023/2024. After 9 games they were in 21st. They finished the season one place behind superman and his team of loan stars.
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Middlesbrough and Coventry were the only two teams in the bottom half of the table after ten games to finish in the top half of the table.

In Middlesbrough’s case, they went seven games without a victory and then won six in a row, which is quite uncommon.

After 10 games the bottom three were QPR, Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday. Rotherham were relegated, QPR finished 18th and Sheffield Wednesday finished 20th.
 
Shark Sports said:
Tim's job was always mission impossible. He does need that bit of luck which even Shota seemed to get (Mika scored that winner against Bristol City with a massive deflection & Coventry got a man sent off in the 1st half).

You've got to whisper it quietly but we do need changes upstairs
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It’s just bonkers, Walter will be the fall guy again for their piss poor planning.

Want him in, great. Bring him in when you have a stable squad
 
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WSTiger said:
Yes that guy was Kamara he was playing on the left and clearly he does not have a left foot. Not sure why we brought him in given we got Bellouni for the right.
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Don't you want 2 decent options in each position? Have we become so used to not having credible options?
 
gftiger said:
Middlesbrough and Coventry were the only two teams in the bottom half of the table after ten games to finish in the top half of the table.

In Middlesbrough’s case, they went seven games without a victory and then won six in a row, which is quite uncommon.

After 10 games the bottom three were QPR, Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday. Rotherham were relegated, QPR finished 18th and Sheffield Wednesday finished 20th.
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But we have played 5 games, so none of that is relevant other than the fact Middlesborough were 23rd after 5 games and finished 8th. If we are bottom 3 after 10 games then I will welcome the comparison with QPR, Rotherham and Sheffield massive. But we won't be.
 
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