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Well it's as plain as day to me that the squad isn't good enough and too small and there is too much reliance on the youth players, but also that the tactics are wrong too and the players are not motivated.

Disagree on this point. I think there are managers who could without any shadow of doubt do better than Thorn. It would still be a struggle and great achievement to keep us up, but I think Thorn is now contributing to our own downfall with poor decision making, a lack of motivational skills and...

Not well but still they gave 110%. Go figure! ;)

But yet it is supposed to be McDonald who is the goalscorer. Is there any possibility we can play Platt and McDonald up front and Juke at the tip of the diamond I wonder? Don't wish to see Juke dropped from the side but something needs to happen.

We will be bottom i think after the next two games. 2nd place West Ham and 4th place Cardiff. Think our record against Cardiff of late at the Ricoh is piss poor. 1-2 1-2 0-2 0-0 2-2 Doesn't bode well that does it.

If he was trying to stay positive he could have just said “First half we gifted them two goals. We showed great character and commitment to get back into the game though, which I was really pleased about. I can’t fault the players because they showed real character to come back into it but then...

If he was talking about the 2nd half then fair enough, but saying the team did well in the first half? That is crazy talk. We were bleedin dreadful and not only poor but the players didn't even seem up for it.

We are bland. Sums us up perfectly. We are like a boxer without a killer punch. All we do is spar nicely for 10 rounds and then get knocked out.

Especially if he comes out with bollocks like this. DEFENSIVE mistakes cost Coventry City against league leaders Southampton — but manager Andy Thorn could not fault his side for effort. Saints were deservedly two up at half-time thanks to goals from Richard Chaplow and Adam Lallana before...

He does seem a bit of a blame culture captain. He should lead from the front and by example instead of berating players all day.

Well for me, I was just overjoyed that we scored 2 goals in a game. At the mo that is like us getting to Wembley.

Sarky bleeder. :D

Possibly. My main concern is that we have this huge gap between the front two and the midfield. This appears to be a tactic. Cody and Juke playing apart too. Think a change of tactics by a new manager could help somewhat, though I do still think we would struggle and be close to the bottom...

Think the problem is though that McDonald and Juke seem unable to play together as a partnership. It's either that or Thorn is telling them to stay about 20 yards apart.

Why does playing two forwards together involve them having to be decent? You practice in training and tell them to play closer together. It's not as if it's the forward's natural instinct to go wide is it. Juke drifts wide at times. You just have to work on that in training. Tell them to play...

Well how will we ever know if it's never tried?

An investor trying to contact the club? Bullshit. Why would he be trying to contact the club and not just contact the club? Is it the same trying as in "I'm trying to win the lottery?"

It's all well and fine giving Thorn the whole season and next season, but if the tactic remains of two forwards who don't play within 20 yards of each other and then a further 10-15 yard gap to the midfield and no midfielder supporting the attack then what is the point? What I am saying is, if...

I know this is controversial and I do really like Juke, but i think a partnership of McDonald and Platt could work. Big man fast nippy forward alongside.

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