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We're so poorly coached. Unorganised at the back, slow to close the ball down, disjointed press, isolated attackers. On top of that it's really ****ing boring to watch.
I actually think we will. We've got points on the boad and the squad is just about good enough (even if they don't look like they have a clue what they're supposed to be doing 90% of the time).
Really, really poor. Red card bailed us out (again). I've seen enough to know we're not going anywhere under Cooper.
Late and undeserved equaliser against these is satisfying after last season though. Reaction of their fans behind the goal
That's the way I see them. Firmly in the same category as us and the 15 or so other middling clubs who have had brief and unsustainaned periods of success.
Sounds about right. I struggle to think of anything similar from an English club in an official capacity... Liverpool's ridiculous 'this means more' tagine the only thing which springs to mind.
Points on the board. We've had some luck but he's bought himself a bit of time to iron out the issues (though if we don't win one of the next 2 then the pressure will be on again).
And their desperation for this to be the case is palpable. 'World-famous City Ground' and all that.
Unbelievable what they achieved under Cloughie but it was down to a generational manager rather than club size. Similar to Ipswich's successes.
The last 2 results mean that there's less pressure on this points-wise, hopefully play with a bit more freedom and attacking intent. Crowd will make a difference.
Beat these and we're in a great position- a point at Ipswich would do.
Won't argue with any of that... my post was about Puel, who I thought got a rought time despite some good work behind the scenes. I gave him longer than most because of that- seen nothing from Cooper to give him that luxury.
Can we not turn on Winks, please? Just doesn't suit the way cooper seems to play (i.e. sit deep, no movement off the ball). If and when we get a progressive manager in, he'll be ideal.