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Quote from: Lesonthewest on February 12, 2022, 05:06:47 pmOh dear, that second half is indefensible, new manager, new set piece coach, new players, same old problems, looked like we have gone backwards. If we carry on like this to the end of the season I fear for us in league 2.Carry on like this!A week is a long time in football eh
Oh dear, that second half is indefensible, new manager, new set piece coach, new players, same old problems, looked like we have gone backwards. If we carry on like this to the end of the season I fear for us in league 2.
What frustrated me today is the 3 lads who were substituted. Not one of them acknowledged the applause from the rovers fans. They just trotted off without a second glance. We have paid a fortune to trek half the length of the country to watch that implosion. The least they can do is give us a half hearted round of applause
Quote from: dickos1 on February 12, 2022, 05:09:08 pmSupporters can’t handle a manager prepping for next season. It could be what we’re doing now and look at the response after each defeat Week after week I have to laugh at your comments , you call that prepping for next season , there’s no prepping for next season if results carry on GM will be sacked are rightfully so
Supporters can’t handle a manager prepping for next season. It could be what we’re doing now and look at the response after each defeat
We were ok first half poor second half. Three games in a week is tough with an unfit group. I’ve said all along Feb is going to be a shocker of a month. We’ve had some ok results but with the disappointments to match. Next season starts on the 5th March for me. We then have a less intense run of tough games and we will see exactly where we are. We have improved from the real low point of the season but improvement isn’t a linear thing. The question is can we improve enough by the end of the season to get to the standard we need to be to realistically be a force in the early part of next season with a title race in mind. Time will tell.
Quote from: GazLaz on February 12, 2022, 06:13:07 pmWe were ok first half poor second half. Three games in a week is tough with an unfit group. I’ve said all along Feb is going to be a shocker of a month. We’ve had some ok results but with the disappointments to match. Next season starts on the 5th March for me. We then have a less intense run of tough games and we will see exactly where we are. We have improved from the real low point of the season but improvement isn’t a linear thing. The question is can we improve enough by the end of the season to get to the standard we need to be to realistically be a force in the early part of next season with a title race in mind. Time will tell.Gaz, with respect mate we aren’t playing three games a week.
I refuse to believe that GM, Sinclair and Hodges can't see the defensive problems and aren't capable of addressing them at the training ground. I only saw the highlights but, what we saw for the goals was very basic stuff. We might have well not bothered with a left back as their wide men were given all the time and space to do whatever they wanted. On top of that the positioning, marking in the middle by our centre halves was non existent with no intention of trying to attack the ball. Unfortunately, and not just in this game Olowu seems to try and find space where the ball is unlikely to go as if he's avoiding confrontation. We all know losing games is mentally and physically sapping but basic defending should already be drilled into them from young ages so theirs no excuse for that yesterday. Unfortunate that Willians was unavailable yesterday but we need square pegs in square holes in a back four pronto.
Knoyle is actually just not very good. Probably one of our most disappointing signings IMO. Don't want to see him next season but will probably have to.
Quote from: drfchound on February 13, 2022, 12:37:20 amQuote from: GazLaz on February 12, 2022, 06:13:07 pmWe were ok first half poor second half. Three games in a week is tough with an unfit group. I’ve said all along Feb is going to be a shocker of a month. We’ve had some ok results but with the disappointments to match. Next season starts on the 5th March for me. We then have a less intense run of tough games and we will see exactly where we are. We have improved from the real low point of the season but improvement isn’t a linear thing. The question is can we improve enough by the end of the season to get to the standard we need to be to realistically be a force in the early part of next season with a title race in mind. Time will tell.Gaz, with respect mate we aren’t playing three games a week.There games in 7 days and 2hrs then.
Quote from: ColinDouglasHandshake on February 13, 2022, 11:31:26 amKnoyle is actually just not very good. Probably one of our most disappointing signings IMO. Don't want to see him next season but will probably have to. Two goals yesterday were directly down to him, beaten at the back post by the attacker, one of the strikers should have been in our team, if a cock up hadn’t occurred in the summer transfer window
One man to blame for the mess we’re in and you’ll see him on Saturday. Give GM a chance, OK we’re down but he deserves time next season we can then judge him.
Quote from: Goole Rover on February 13, 2022, 01:45:10 pmOne man to blame for the mess we’re in and you’ll see him on Saturday. Give GM a chance, OK we’re down but he deserves time next season we can then judge him. The CEO doesnt appoint the manager thats down to the chairman he makes the football decisions.I don’t think you can exclude the CEO from responsibility for failing to appoint a permanent successor earlier, eventually making a poor choice in Wellens and then not replacing him soon enough - 3 poor calls.
Knoyle is crap at full back, let alone CH. Don't see what people see in him tbh. He's not strong enough.
I've lost count of the number of goals we've conceded from crosses to the back stick and Knoyle being out-mestered. 8? 10? 12?
Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on February 13, 2022, 12:10:45 pmI've lost count of the number of goals we've conceded from crosses to the back stick and Knoyle being out-mestered. 8? 10? 12?Variation on the theme for the second goal yesterday. When the cross came in from the Rovers left, Knoyle was level with the NEAR post, leaving a player a free header without even having to out-mester him this time.As a defensive unit, and as an individual in Knoyle, I don't think I've seen such a combination of lack of physical presence and lack of positional awareness since we fell out of the league. What the f**k do we do in training?