So, what's your plan Puel?

[AlloverthefloorYesNdidi]

30 minutes ago, Bunyip said:

Another spoiler alert. No rant but a dose of reality. For the majority of fans, there is no kneejerk reaction they are merely reacting to some of the worse football we have seen post-title-winning season. This is down to one man the manager. As for courageously changing our style, into what? boring negative side to side passes back nonsense which gives us greater possession but no end product. You go on to slaughter Simpson but conveniently ignore the fact it was Puel who picked him for the match as well as stubbornly playing Morgan when everyone can see he is no longer good enough.  As for the young talent, I presume you mean players like Chillwell and Maddison, Just how long do you think they will be here playing under this failure of a manager if he is allowed to continue this dramatic decline? Maguire won't be here for next season for a start. He has achieved nothing except letting the young ones get a game, but without the right tactics and style of play, it will be for nothing. Fear not though the owners heard those thousands of boos at the end of the Southampton debacle and he's got to the end of the season if not sooner.

This is just not true. We have been far worse than this since the title

[Foxhateram]

10 hours ago, FIF said:

 

That's fair enough. I think he is a great lad too and I could accept him being a central piece in a future team. I don't think he's quite as super as the post-world cup euphoria makes out which combined with the fact that I think Knight, Hughes, Moore and Pascanu are exceptionally good CBs for their age and capable of becoming very good PL players (along with Soyuncu and Benkovic), it is the one position that we can afford to sell an exceptional player. If Manure want to give us £50m+ for him I think we can use that to get a very good striker which I feel is our area of greatest concern.

Thracian is that you? ....

[Bunyip]

34 minutes ago, AlloverthefloorYesNdidi said:

This is just not true. We have been far worse than this since the title

post means After.

[AlloverthefloorYesNdidi]

1 minute ago, Bunyip said:

post means After.

Yes, Bunyip. Yes it does.

[cropstonfox]

10 hours ago, FIF said:

 

That's fair enough. I think he is a great lad too and I could accept him being a central piece in a future team. I don't think he's quite as super as the post-world cup euphoria makes out which combined with the fact that I think Knight, Hughes, Moore and Pascanu are exceptionally good CBs for their age and capable of becoming very good PL players (along with Soyuncu and Benkovic), it is the one position that we can afford to sell an exceptional player. If Manure want to give us £50m+ for him I think we can use that to get a very good striker which I feel is our area of greatest concern.

Yes! Can only agree  if anyone offers £50m or more then it is good business as Harry is Living on the back of a bit of a Lucky world cup

He wont get a geat deal better and leaves too many spaces  around him.

[The Doctor]

1 hour ago, Bunyip said:

Another spoiler alert. No rant but a dose of reality. For the majority of fans, there is no kneejerk reaction they are merely reacting to some of the worse football we have seen post-title-winning season. 

That's bollocks though - we were far worse than this 16/17 until March (Vardy went 3 months without a goal and we didn't score a league goal in 2017 until the 27th of February) and arguably under Shakespeare after his first 10 games.