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den

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  1. North end are dour but well organised and don’t make many mistakes. They don’t get caught on the break and are difficult to beat. No flair whatsoever. exactly the opposite to us.( although we might have lost the flair we had).

    Opposite to us yes. Four yes. Exactly where Eustace will try to take us. I doubt he can.

    Another easy win over Rovers. Rovers should be ashamed of their recent record against PNE.

  2. We’ve voluntarily moved on from trying to pass the ball to each other, excellent movement around the park and trying to play football the way it’s meant to be played. It was going downhill for sure but that’s because the squad became weaker and weaker. 
     

    We’ve moved on to that long ball, hoofing it crap that we saw last night. Any more of that and the fans will be right on Eustaces back. There’ll be shouts at the players of “can’t you just do the basics like pass it to a teammate”.  “F’ing pub football” etc, etc. Seen it all before.

    why anyone would want to move back from passing football to “get it up front quickly” “more direct” football beats me. This is inevitably where that kind of football gets you.

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  3. Just now, BigBar said:

    Can be a half empty type man too but given the circumstances I'll try and stay positive. Happy to see lads clearing their lines and keeper going long. Start with the basics after a horror run. There is a balance to be struck but can't do it all at once. But more composure up top is needed. Been very poor so far in the final third.

    I would say the basics are passing the ball, retaining possession, creating chances and denying chances.

     

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  4. 1 hour ago, rigger said:

    I agree on most parts, but if (a big if )Eustace comes in and turns things around, that will debunk the arguement for JDT not having enough competent players, and just maybe, it was JDTs system of play that let the team down. 

    Impossible to judge that. Any new manager can get a new manager bounce that might last only a short time. Comparing the two managers over a longer time will also be impossible because you have to take into account many other factors in that case.

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  5. Another “head coach” appointed with rovers including this in their news article..

    “Guiding the Blues to their highest points total since 2016 in his first season in charge, whilst developing a raft of exciting young players,”

    It sounds to me that we carry on as we were. Nothing will change.

    I didn’t read anything at all impressive in that rovers intro to Eustace, but like everyone else I wish him luck.

  6. IMO, the basic, basic problem we’ve had under these owners is that there’s never been any pressure on anyone to get results on the park.

    I doubt very much that JDT would have been sacked if we’d got relegated this season. Seems to me managers generally only get the push when they speak out, when they speak about the lack of backing or about the club failings. 
     

    When have we heard anyone in the club apart from a manager say results aren’t good enough? When do you ever hear any comments about results? We don’t get any of that because as long as we develop youngsters and sell them, that keeps everyone happy. That was the plan since day one of Venkys ownership and is still their only goal. I assume they hope results follow but who knows? Is Waggott under pressure from Venkys to improve results? I don’t think so.

    The whole ethos at the club is wrong. Venkys whole reason for being here is wrong. The club is not geared for any success. That won’t change and that’s why Venkys need to look for a buyer in my opinion.

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  7. 8 minutes ago, islander200 said:

    Plus the new manager may not even want the player

    Exactly.

    however, we will probably continue with a DOF providing the players and employing a coach rather than a manager.

    For me…… give me a manager with vast experience of the championship and let him pick his own players to play in his style.

    That though, doesn’t fit in with a club still fixed on primarily developing young players and selling them as quickly as possible. That’s a flawed model.

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