Dahnsouff

more like it

Don`t care how we do it, but we need to win, or....not lose....or make it home safe

Wish we had more fit midfielders

Well you are, it’s just justified.

It’s also the same squad that got us there in the first place.

…and end up in our net along with the ball

Ricky not quite ready then

Counter attacking is best played when not expected to win, we have seen teams further back giving little opportunity to play that way.

Vesty is out of contract isn’t he?

You are going to jail.

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Yes, tend to agree that it’s intriguing with the wide range of opinions and expectations.

Fight, show some heart, but beyond that nothing. I do not expect any positions because it’s arrogant and ignores any unforeseen context. I do not expect any style, just that whatever it is, it works, and yes preferably exciting Expect it would be a boring predictable safe appointment for a while This feels like a fishing expedition.

Suppose this explains our stance of trying to be in limbo between both leagues, beholden to neither.

That’s a bit surprising, come on Everton, do your thing.

Not saying I disagree, but DD2 is not so different different than many other games even those from Capcom, yet seems to have gathered a far larger storm because of the same issues. Do agree though that releasing before its truly finished even the nonsense early access cop out grates, but even then there is a time and a place for such behaviours on smaller studio's, but it is not from a AAA studio.

I did not notice tbh, I was too busy being a twat, so don't mind me. Its a good game, it just seems to suffer from an internet pile on which is not uncommon for seeming successful games with foibles I suppose.

Yes. Wow, seems you can. Amazeballs.

No.

Putin’s risk is in Russia, but not from the populace.

Oh give over, it’s not that bad, none of these things has meaningfully impacted the game for me. What it provides, no other game does, it’s pretty special in my opinion. And yes, I did start again.

Also agree with a lot of that, as flexibility is arguably the most important facet of a relegated team. To his negative side, yes you can aim to be a Man City light long term but as you point out you cannot assume you have the players after the inevitable player churn of relegation. To defend him, it really is a difficult problem as until the wheels feel off, you are inevitably raising expectations week on week, but when they do (They have for all of the relegated three clubs at some point) you have to be able to react, either with suitably decent replacements for injuries to critical players (my point above) OR adapt and utilise different players in an alternate way/system (Your point I think, unless I misunderstood) The choice of approach to such a downturn would depend on what you board level expectations are (where are the players you said were arriving?) and your own level of experience I assume. Yes we dropped a lot of points in his run in, a lot I put down to my point, a lot down to Leeds arriving at perfect form at the right time, Ipswich doing amazing, and plenty down to your point. Lots of moving parts but as fans we don’t like what it has meant for us.

Maybe that is harsh, but it is not great, key personnel missing causes more issues than it should as our backups are not of sufficient quality.

Agree with the bond approach, it guarantees security but allows for competition to be funded by owners. But, you know, it conflicts with the secondary purpose of PSR.

Bit more flavour for our should win the league at a canter folks https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/ricardo-pereira/verletzungen/spieler/215876