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Post by kevkj on Oct 19, 2024 19:02:32 GMT
Final pass and decision making in final 3rd is killing us consistently bar Pompey.
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Post by scfcno1fan on Oct 19, 2024 19:13:55 GMT
Final pass and decision making in final 3rd is killing us consistently bar Pompey. Yeah was noticeable today. Cannon misplaced 3 or 4 easy passes.
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Oct 19, 2024 19:17:03 GMT
Final pass and decision making in final 3rd is killing us consistently bar Pompey. Yeah was noticeable today. Cannon misplaced 3 or 4 easy passes. Why Gallagher is such a huge miss especially for cannon
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Post by Sfance on Oct 19, 2024 19:33:01 GMT
Brilliant interview. A ton of substance. I think we may have found our guy.
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Post by george2again on Oct 19, 2024 20:15:19 GMT
Brilliant interview. A ton of substance. I think we may have found our guy. Though his comments about our press were ridiculous, looked like he told them to let them have possession and back off them. Press was awful I thought. Movement off ball awful as well. Two areas we have to massively improve quickly.
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Post by foster on Oct 19, 2024 23:23:18 GMT
Good to know that they do pubes there. what a horrible thing to say Sorry. Forgot to mention the anal bleach.
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Oct 20, 2024 0:33:25 GMT
what a horrible thing to say Sorry. Forgot to mention the anal bleach. Yet another horrible thing to say. Down to the gallows for you😉
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Post by ceejays on Oct 20, 2024 2:03:22 GMT
He’s still learning on the job . We are supposed to be at home . We were so passive and dropped deep . Rescued by brilliant saves from Johansdon. We allowed them space to get their heads up and pick a pass . Extremely fortunate to be level at half time . It was a replica of the Hull game in the first half . We still allow the opposition to play football and I’m tired of teams just constantly playing around us . We had two weeks to prepare and still can’t really pass the ball . It’s a long standing problem. Playing koumas where he did just gave them the initiative. It might help if cannon was little more composed .
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Post by scfcbiancorossi on Oct 20, 2024 2:31:00 GMT
Respect to Narcis. Decent result.
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Post by Gabrielzakuaniandjuliet on Oct 20, 2024 3:18:34 GMT
He’s still learning on the job . We are supposed to be at home . We were so passive and dropped deep . Rescued by brilliant saves from Johansdon. We allowed them space to get their heads up and pick a pass . Extremely fortunate to be level at half time . It was a replica of the Hull game in the first half . We still allow the opposition to play football and I’m tired of teams just constantly playing around us . We had two weeks to prepare and still can’t really pass the ball . It’s a long standing problem. Playing koumas where he did just gave them the initiative. It might help if cannon was little more composed . Did you leave at half time? 😂 first half was awful but second was really decent. I think their injured player going off made a huge difference
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Post by biddulphchav on Oct 20, 2024 4:31:39 GMT
5 games in 20% win ratio 1 point a game Goals F8 A7 still early days , but he needs a good run to get them stats up to something reasonable, recruitment is the issue for me though , we lack that experience, having a young group is great in some aspects but young players will always be inconsistent, injuries not helping either but again that’s recruitment A bit harsh to include the Hull game when he’d been here for a couple of days…..If you exclude that the stats paint a very different picture. As you say, way too early to draw and kind of conclusions or to make and predictions of what’s to come.
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Post by thornestein on Oct 20, 2024 7:17:55 GMT
5 games in 20% win ratio 1 point a game Goals F8 A7 still early days , but he needs a good run to get them stats up to something reasonable, recruitment is the issue for me though , we lack that experience, having a young group is great in some aspects but young players will always be inconsistent, injuries not helping either but again that’s recruitment A bit harsh to include the Hull game when he’d been here for a couple of days…..If you exclude that the stats paint a very different picture. As you say, way too early to draw and kind of conclusions or to make and predictions of what’s to come. it might be harsh but they are the stats , harshness doesn’t change that
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Post by stokiespark on Oct 20, 2024 7:22:18 GMT
what a horrible thing to say Sorry. Forgot to mention the anal bleach. jealousy i suspect?
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Post by chumley on Oct 20, 2024 11:13:38 GMT
May be some truth in this as to how we appointed Pelach. A guy i know is a ST holder at the Hawthorns. On speaking to him a few weeks ago he told me that where he sits, they are all ST holders and all think they're in the know but one chap always seems more ITK than the others. He was told by Mr ITK that during the recent game at Stoke, Corboran was spoken to by someone from Stoke and told there was a job for him if he was fed up at WBA, Corboran replied that he was happy but he knew someone who would do us a good job. Given timing of WBA game and the sacking etc of SS, Corboran being mate of Pelach, may just be a bit of truth in it. May be load of crap...who knows ...
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Post by Han Solo on Oct 20, 2024 11:55:45 GMT
He’s still learning on the job . We are supposed to be at home . We were so passive and dropped deep . Rescued by brilliant saves from Johansdon. We allowed them space to get their heads up and pick a pass . Extremely fortunate to be level at half time . It was a replica of the Hull game in the first half . We still allow the opposition to play football and I’m tired of teams just constantly playing around us . We had two weeks to prepare and still can’t really pass the ball . It’s a long standing problem. Playing koumas where he did just gave them the initiative. It might help if cannon was little more composed . I do think having a very limited pool of players makes his job incredibly difficult though. With the exception of Phillips I’m not sure he could have picked a better 11 yesterday. We were fortunate to be still in it after the first half but thought we were excellent 2nd. I really like him and he’s clearly a very intelligent man and good thinker who for me will endear himself to the players as he does appear to have a plan and sends out a clear message re workrate which he backs up himself with his own efforts. Only when we get a fit DM and Gallagher or similar will we see what he’s really about but we wouldn’t have got that performance from any of our recent managers. Right now injuries are really hampering us and things could get worse before they get better. I just hope he’s backed in January as I’m intrigued as to who we’ll bring in. Hopefully they’ll be his players.
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Post by The battheader chronicles on Oct 20, 2024 12:07:04 GMT
Really like the cut of this blokes jib. Yes I think it was harsh to sack Shumacher but NP seems good but needs to given at least a couple of years to build something
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Post by bagnallboothen on Oct 20, 2024 12:10:54 GMT
Really like the cut of this blokes jib. Yes I think it was harsh to sack Shumacher but NP seems good but needs to given at least a couple of years to build something This is the bloke who has gone on record stating he doesn't believe any manager should stay anywhere longer than 3 years.
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Post by The battheader chronicles on Oct 20, 2024 12:47:39 GMT
Really like the cut of this blokes jib. Yes I think it was harsh to sack Shumacher but NP seems good but needs to given at least a couple of years to build something This is the bloke who has gone on record stating he doesn't believe any manager should stay anywhere longer than 3 years. Think you might have me confused with someone else mate 😂
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Post by bagnallboothen on Oct 20, 2024 13:20:47 GMT
This is the bloke who has gone on record stating he doesn't believe any manager should stay anywhere longer than 3 years. Think you might have me confused with someone else mate 😂 Not you, the head coach
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Post by stokief on Oct 20, 2024 13:41:21 GMT
Think you might have me confused with someone else mate 😂 Not you, the head coach With regards to our start I think we have to recognise a work in progress plus injuries thrown in. I regard yesterday's result a very decent one where we could, in the second half have got all 3 points. The team spirit and attitude towards NP was there for all to see in the goal celebration by Million and the rest. I think that after many sh!t seasons and all this chop and change we have to be grateful if we've found the boss who ,quite quickly, seems to have gained the trust and respect of the players. This is what will see us progress. Camaraderie, team spirit, players knowing they should be totally buying into and delivering the work ethic. Players who want to achieve something for a Club and it's supporters. Sure, players and coaches will move on to other Clubs should we start to regain some of our shine but that always happens whoever you are it's then up to the Club to find new talent to fit in and carry on with the work. As for Nacho and the three year itch, well, I once said,albeit not in football, that nobody should stay in the same place for more than 3 years...I was still there fourteen years later! Never say never.
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Post by biddulphchav on Oct 20, 2024 14:09:20 GMT
A bit harsh to include the Hull game when he’d been here for a couple of days…..If you exclude that the stats paint a very different picture. As you say, way too early to draw and kind of conclusions or to make and predictions of what’s to come. it might be harsh but they are the stats , harshness doesn’t change that I don’t think it’s really part of a reasonable statistical evaluation, is what I meant. If I was the chairman or the DoF, I wouldn’t include the Hull result in any evaluation I made. So, its a statistic you’ve decided is correct in your view, no issues with that, but it’s not some universal truth.
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Post by thornestein on Oct 20, 2024 14:47:28 GMT
it might be harsh but they are the stats , harshness doesn’t change that I don’t think it’s really part of a reasonable statistical evaluation, is what I meant. If I was the chairman or the DoF, I wouldn’t include the Hull result in any evaluation I made. So, its a statistic you’ve decided is correct in your view, no issues with that, but it’s not some universal truth. it’s all irrelevant really as i said , far to early to judge
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Post by davethebass on Oct 21, 2024 2:04:11 GMT
Brilliant interview. A ton of substance. I think we may have found our guy. Though his comments about our press were ridiculous, looked like he told them to let them have possession and back off them. Press was awful I thought. Movement off ball awful as well. Two areas we have to massively improve quickly. That's funny, didn't sound like that to me, sounded to me like he was saying to keep pressing them and accept the risk that sometimes they'd be 4 on 4 if they broke through the press.
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Post by PotterLog on Oct 21, 2024 13:42:50 GMT
Not happy about this. Managers doing the bloody Twitters now?? The closest they're supposed to come to social media is chuntering resignedly about paying no attention to it and not even understanding it in press conferences. Preferably in a Geordie accent. Bring back TP and the Herberts
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Post by mosquito on Oct 21, 2024 14:10:03 GMT
Not happy about this. Managers doing the bloody Twitters now?? The closest they're supposed to come to social media is chuntering resignedly about paying no attention to it and not even understanding it in press conferences. Preferably in a Geordie accent. Bring back TP and the Herberts Its a sad state of affairs when not only is the manager younger than you, but now he is younger than my son
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Post by Stretfordpotterer on Oct 21, 2024 14:21:21 GMT
I could really do without the slowarsed, tedious wannabe pep ball we saw first half, but that's just the way footballs going i suppose.
Second half thought we were really decent.
Probably the main positive, and something that's as reflective on the manager as anything, is that we have been significantly better in the second half the last two matches against tough opposition. Maybe it's a flash in the pan but it at least gives the impression that we have figured out the opposition, adjusted and improved. I'll take that as opposed to the habit we have over the last number of years of starting ok and then looking like we have been completely sussed out after half time.
Also, off the ball, it looks like there is a shape to us that we might be able to rely on, nothing complicated, just consistently dropping into two banks of 4. Probably reflects the increase in experience at the back now the full backs have changed.
Sam Gallagher is such a big miss, everything gets too intricate around the penalty area. Just those couple of games with him in the team are enough to show the difference having someone who can just hold the ball up for that extra second or two makes.
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Post by senojbor on Oct 21, 2024 22:47:59 GMT
So after a few games he seems to getting it right. Identified our two full backs weren't working and changed them The experiment with MM playing inside didn't work and now playing him in his best position out wide. His team selection is better and playing three centre half's is working Realised that Ennis is useless. The balance is better
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Post by gaznandi on Oct 21, 2024 23:07:43 GMT
I think that after many sh!t seasons and all this chop and change Isn't that how this present chancer got the job, chop and change?
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Post by starkiller on Oct 22, 2024 11:56:06 GMT
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Post by spoton on Oct 22, 2024 21:52:26 GMT
So after a few games he seems to getting it right. Identified our two full backs weren't working and changed them The experiment with MM playing inside didn't work and now playing him in his best position out wide. His team selection is better and playing three centre half's is working Realised that Ennis is useless. The balance is better Well didn't see any of that tonight
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