Bluefoxtim Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 Leicester have played 4 games yes it may not be many but we have scored just 2 goals! And that was in one game, so we have not even scored in 3 out of the four. Also one clean sheet People are tipping us for auto promotion, haha not on performances so far. Didnt Micky Adams always say "judge me when I have my own team" Ok, looks like he has dug himself quite a big hole. 22,000 on saturday. This monday against Brighton I think we will be lucky to get 20,000. MA needs to turn things around and fast. Even against Watford I heard loads of people around me saying "ooh I have never judged Adams as a manager" and "GET A GRIP ADAMS" I feel more and more fans are turning their back on Micky. I personally think we should keep MA cos who else is going to be good enough to get the job and would want it. Wigan and PLYMOUTH are already miles ahead in the table. Micky needs to be more adventurous he picks the same team every week barring injuries and bans. then if we are losing he just brings all three subs on. What I want to know is though, when Scowy got injured why did we not take him off? yes we had used all our subs but he was INJURED, then at the end of the game MA says "it looks like a serious injury he will have to go for a scan!" so i guess playing an injured man and risking him getting injured even more is the right way to go. MA wouldnt take scowy off even if he had a heart attack. He has played in nearly all games last year and year before, but i cant really see what he has done for the team. Every manager has there favourite player and i guess MA' is James (johnboy) (Scarecrow ) Scowcroft Our team needs a total revamp give the youngsters a chance and up the city. Before you all start critisising me, I will be at the leicester game on monday against the 'gulls and cheering Leicester on. Score prediction - 3-0 to city. Peace be with you
Scow Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 We all know we've not had the greatest start to the season - However, neither have Wolves, Sunderland and West Ham - Teams expected to be challenging for automatic promotion. There is still another 42 games to go, and every team has their sticky patch throughout a season, and this seems to be our's. If the situation doesn't improve after 10 games, then we can review the situation then. As mentioned so many times before, 10 games gives you a good indication of how successful a team is going to be. Too many fans react too much to what's going on in the present, on a game to game basis. Sometimes you need to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Making rash decisions on on a few games is not the way forward.
Ric Flair Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 We all know we've not had the greatest start to the season - However, neither have Wolves, Sunderland and West Ham - Teams expected to be challenging for automatic promotion.There is still another 42 games to go, and every team has their sticky patch throughout a season, and this seems to be our's. If the situation doesn't improve after 10 games, then we can review the situation then. As mentioned so many times before, 10 games gives you a good indication of how successful a team is going to be. Too many fans react to much to what's going on in the present, on a game to game basis. Sometimes you need to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Making rash decisions on on a few games is not the way forward. 15536[/snapback] Quite right Scowy, the problem is we were saying the same things last season and still nothing has changed. If we hadn't made so many mistakes last season then i'd not be getting worried and i'd be 100% behind Adams, but we are making the same mistakes and it's worrying me. 3 points tomorrow though and we will all be buzzing.
Hullfox Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 Tim How can you say we need a complete revamp when 1) We are four games into the current revamp 2) You reckon Mickey is still the man to do it. - If he has got it so badly wrong (which I don't think he has) He would have to go.
dhermon Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 We all know we've not had the greatest start to the season - However, neither have Wolves, Sunderland and West Ham - Teams expected to be challenging for automatic promotion.There is still another 42 games to go, and every team has their sticky patch throughout a season, and this seems to be our's. If the situation doesn't improve after 10 games, then we can review the situation then. As mentioned so many times before, 10 games gives you a good indication of how successful a team is going to be. Too many fans react too much to what's going on in the present, on a game to game basis. Sometimes you need to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Making rash decisions on on a few games is not the way forward. 15536[/snapback] well said, but i understand both sides on this as i live in australia i can sit back and take it all in a bit more but he has got to get things right now in ten games time it could be all over. but i also think that given time he can turn us around and get us back up
Ash Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 We havent had a easy run though have we ?!?! West Ham (h) Derby (a) Millwall (a) Watford(a) A realistic target for them games would be 8 Points , & weve got 4 So its not terrible just yet
Scow Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 We havent had a easy run though have we ?!?!West Ham (h) Derby (a) Millwall (a) Watford(a) A realistic target for them games would be 8 Points , & weve got 4 So its not terrible just yet 15611[/snapback] It was Watford at home actually, not away.
Ash Posted 27 August 2004 Posted 27 August 2004 We havent had a easy run though have we ?!?!West Ham (h) Derby (a) Millwall (a) Watford(a) A realistic target for them games would be 8 Points , & weve got 4 So its not terrible just yet 15611[/snapback] It was Watford at home actually, not away. 15614[/snapback] my mistake
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