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I was surprised the last 2 times I watched us on TV that he got subbed while being our best player?No comment required...
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Would be interesting to see who our most subbed player is under Warbs reign. Chair must be up thereI was surprised the last 2 times I watched us on TV that he got subbed while being our best player?
It shows he needs resting more than anyone else, generally he looks to be working the hardest. I thought Chair was mostly cr*p early season, but at some point he got a lot more focused on his game and did a lot better, maybe because he was rested. But he's been looking tired again of late, drifting out of games 2nd half, can't lift the ball over the 1st defender from corners, the o.g. Saturday came from a tired cross directed near post where we had nobody. I think Warburton was right to sub him Saturday anyway.No comment required...
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As of late, he, along with Dieng has been our best player. I firmly believe he is building up his stats hoping for a dream move to the premier league like Eze. I cant blame him really. If his form continues then it could be his last season with us also.It shows he needs resting more than anyone else, generally he looks to be working the hardest. I thought Chair was mostly cr*p early season, but at some point he got a lot more focused on his game and did a lot better, maybe because he was rested. But he's been looking tired again of late, drifting out of games 2nd half, can't lift the ball over the 1st defender from corners, the o.g. Saturday came from a tired cross directed near post where we had nobody. I think Warburton was right to sub him Saturday anyway.
Holloway has resigned at Grimsby.
Good times ahead.
Did Holloway not invest some money into Grimsby as well when he became manager?
Thoughts; The side in Middlesex who beat the Geordies alot of the good things that have happened to them was after MW was given a chance to build something. He got in the right number 2 who is still there now. When he left to go to forest and Glasgow Rangers, he didnt last possibly because he didnt have the right number 2 to install the principals. He took over at QPR - a club with very little money, a few players that wanted to leave and have done so (although not many have really done anything except Eze), he has bought in replacements that are potentially settling in. Each transfer window has seen the doors opening and closing as players come and go. I still think that we are missing a couple of pieces of the jigsaw - that being a midfielder, winger (that can operate on both sides) and possibly a defender. The question is, if we are paying less than what they can get elsewhere is it any wonder we are where we are? Also, and as much as it pains me to say this Vanilla brought in someone to work mainly with their defence, and that looks tighter than last year. When Curtis Fleming came in our defence tightened - maybe trying to get in Clint Hill (or someone that understands the position) should be a major prioity.
Do we really not have a defensive coachThoughts; The side in Middlesex who beat the Geordies alot of the good things that have happened to them was after MW was given a chance to build something. He got in the right number 2 who is still there now. When he left to go to forest and Glasgow Rangers, he didnt last possibly because he didnt have the right number 2 to install the principals. He took over at QPR - a club with very little money, a few players that wanted to leave and have done so (although not many have really done anything except Eze), he has bought in replacements that are potentially settling in. Each transfer window has seen the doors opening and closing as players come and go. I still think that we are missing a couple of pieces of the jigsaw - that being a midfielder, winger (that can operate on both sides) and possibly a defender. The question is, if we are paying less than what they can get elsewhere is it any wonder we are where we are? Also, and as much as it pains me to say this Vanilla brought in someone to work mainly with their defence, and that looks tighter than last year. When Curtis Fleming came in our defence tightened - maybe trying to get in Clint Hill (or someone that understands the position) should be a major prioity.
I think for what it's worth, that what we are missing most of all are players that can put the ball in the correct one of the two pieces of netting they hang up at football games. Get players in who can do that regularly, all the other problems probably won't seem so big after allThoughts; The side in Middlesex who beat the Geordies alot of the good things that have happened to them was after MW was given a chance to build something. He got in the right number 2 who is still there now. When he left to go to forest and Glasgow Rangers, he didnt last possibly because he didnt have the right number 2 to install the principals. He took over at QPR - a club with very little money, a few players that wanted to leave and have done so (although not many have really done anything except Eze), he has bought in replacements that are potentially settling in. Each transfer window has seen the doors opening and closing as players come and go. I still think that we are missing a couple of pieces of the jigsaw - that being a midfielder, winger (that can operate on both sides) and possibly a defender. The question is, if we are paying less than what they can get elsewhere is it any wonder we are where we are? Also, and as much as it pains me to say this Vanilla brought in someone to work mainly with their defence, and that looks tighter than last year. When Curtis Fleming came in our defence tightened - maybe trying to get in Clint Hill (or someone that understands the position) should be a major prioity.
I can’t see the board sanctioning a January buy-in. It’s more likely that Warburton might go (if as has been said his contract ends this season then there isn’t much to pay up).We keep sacking Managers, appoint a new one, don't improve except with Colin and a bit last season with Warburton, supporters throw their toys out of the pram, and Inevitably after a few months the Manager is sacked, the next one comes in, we dont improve, toy throwing starts again, Manager gets sacked, we appoint another Manager, nothing improves, the toys go out of the pram again, Manager gets sacked again, new Manager comes in, dont improve, toys everywhere again, Manager sacked, new one appointed, results dont approve, toys out the pram, Manager sacked. Each time there's a change of Manager, there is a change of the coaching team, change of style, change of players, but we havent improved and it all costs A Lot. What's the f***** point.
I see no point in sacking Warburton. He did improve us a bit last season and got us playing some decent football. Hoos and Les were responsible for removing 2 regulars including the team captain, not having the U23's in training, no GK coach for the restart last season, showing no ambition to go for the play offs. That wasnt Warburton. We lost the players who were getting our goals last season before this one, Eze, Hugill and Wells, and others.We replaced them cheaply, obviously too cheaply, especially up front, and the midfield aren't providing many goals either. For me the Board have to sanction strengthening of the squad as early as possible in January if they possibly can, and especially with goal scorers. It will cost a bit, yes If they don't we are in big risk of relegation which will doutbless cost a lot, as would sacking and replacing Warburton with someone our History tells us is unlikely to do any better.