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If last season taught us anything, it's far too early to judge how a season might pan out. We keep hearing about TLT, Craig and Haks. Often appraising them individually and comparing them to their counterparts of this season. Good players they were, but the combination of all three helped us to tip the balance into a team that developed some consistency in winning games. It took 25 or more games to get to a point where the team more or less picked itself. Individual players and their performances can't be season defining after just two league games. It's going to take a little time to find the ingredients and the method, all those little combinations, partnerships, mental toughness, game plans A & B that get us on the right track. No team walks the league. Every game can be tough when so many things out of our control can happen. McCann has set a tough target for the players to aspire to, and as a result fans expectations, or rather tolerance levels have been adjusted. Other clubs now see us in a different light, one of the favourites who they all want to beat. That brings yet another dimension to proceedings which ultimately mean, it ain't going to be any easy ride. Let's keep it simple and assess this seasons progression based on the two points per game average after each six game sequence. The good news is we're one point behind where we want to be.
Grant is doing fine, judge him over a season.