Still not getting my hopes up too much just yet, enjoying the wins and think unless something major happens we won't be in a relegation battle!On the basis of recent form and talent in abundance I’d be very disappointed if we didn’t at least reach the play offs. Need to watch out for shoddy defending when we are in front but zI love the steel we are showing at last.
Yeah, same here.Still not getting my hopes up too much just yet, enjoying the wins and think unless something major happens we won't be in a relegation battle!
But that’s a great thing, for years when have we had a queue of inform strikers!I feel sorry for bakayoko. scores a brace and then can't get in the team. I would have chucked him on in the last 10 to hold up balls
Change of manager and you’ll be ok. Some bad teams in this division. It’s tricky when the 3 that come up start so well in Luton and Stanley and dare I say us. Keeper made some good saves too. You’re honesty and love for your club is greatWell now you know.................that was our 1st/2nd best performance of the season, for a few parts we were ok, but for larger parts, utterly shambolic, we didn't need to be told that we are going down.......if you had taken your chances it could have been a horrific scoreline. To think we never gave Hiwula enough game time, McNulty too!
Top 2 and 4 top 6 spots will go to Sunderland, Barnsley, Posh or Pompey, from last night I can't see why Coventry City can't end in the top 6.
Well now you know.................that was our 1st/2nd best performance of the season, for a few parts we were ok, but for larger parts, utterly shambolic, we didn't need to be told that we are going down.......if you had taken your chances it could have been a horrific scoreline. To think we never gave Hiwula enough game time, McNulty too!
Top 2 and 4 top 6 spots will go to Sunderland, Barnsley, Posh or Pompey, from last night I can't see why Coventry City can't end in the top 6.
Just got home from a day down the mine, booted up teletext to see we only won by two and conceded two! The wife's locked herself in the kitchen cos I'm that fuming.
Get a grip.@WhaleOilBeefHooked do you think mark robins should get a grip for agreeing with me? Do you want to tell him a win is a win? Our manager must be an idiot eh?
Sad to see.
Egg on your face LMAONo Robins is a professional giving a measured response, he's hardly going to go be like "up ya you northern pricks" is he.
Also Robins doesn't shout a low flying plahes like you
I know you won't say it again. You have been schooled. Checkmate!Get a grip.
Second time I've said it now. I won't say it again.
I know you won't say it again. You have been schooled. Checkmate!
We need to cut out waisting free kicks and sloppy atmpted clearances.a lot of swing and misses.
Thomas really needs to get a goal. He has all the skills and the ball just sticks to him. But hasn’t found his shooting boots yet.
Sterling is coming on leaps and bounds each match and growing in to a great player.
JCH is showing a lot more than before just needs a bit more composure in front of goal.
He seems yo have got the message that if he plays centrally then he has to defend more.I think Bayliss is doing some more of the dirty work. He isn't standing out because he isn't going on runs trying to take on about 7 players (which mostly lead to us being in the shit).
we've had more joy from set pieces already this season than in the previous two seasons combined.
I tend to find that over the last few year it's teams that score lots of goals that win titles. They also tend to not concede that many due to not letting the other team get a look in but (Leicester aside) it's not teams scraping 1-0 wins like with Arsenal that get the silverware. It generates a fear factor that clean sheets just don't.
You also tend to find teams that don't score many at the bottom end of the table, even if they don't concede that many either. We've had seasons where our defensive record wasn't that bad but were close to going down because we weren't putting the ball in the net.
We need to work on our game management, but aside from that it was pretty dominant. Four goals, 2 sitters missed and a series of half chances. Bradford's goals came out of nothing, and for a team playing at home throwing everything at us to get back into the game they didn't create much. Can't see many negatives at all from tonight and we seemed to have another gear. Great result.
@Magwitch @covmark
Mark robins:
“I don’t want to put a dampener on it but I just want the players to understand that to concede two goals like we have done against better teams will cost us.
“So it’s just a case of wanting them to learn and defend.
“The goals, the corners, the set plays were good but it was a bit nail biting at the end.
So mark robin's said exactly what I did. Is he a negative assehole? Does he have no clue about the game? Is that what you think of our manager?
COVCITY4LIFE PROVEN RIGHT AGAIN AHAHHAHAHAH
He seems yo have got the message that if he plays centrally then he has to defend more.
As a team we seemed to ‘click’ last night. People are starting to get used to each other by the look of it.
So even more reason to cut out shit training ground routines that don’t work
On the basis of recent form and talent in abundance I’d be very disappointed if we didn’t at least reach the play offs. Need to watch out for shoddy defending when we are in front but zI love the steel we are showing at last.
So even more reason to cut out shit training ground routines that don’t work
It's a long season yet so I wouldn't run before we can walk. We haven't had any significant injuries yet, which if history tells us anything is an area where we rarely have much luck. Plus, although in comparison to last season our strength in depth is much improved not all areas are covered as much as I'd like. For instance, if we lose the likes of Chaplin or any of our back line (especially CB) to long term injuries then realistically we'll probably struggle.
It's a long season yet so I wouldn't run before we can walk. We haven't had any significant injuries yet, which if history tells us anything is an area where we rarely have much luck. Plus, although in comparison to last season our strength in depth is much improved not all areas are covered as much as I'd like. For instance, if we lose the likes of Chaplin or any of our back line (especially CB) to long term injuries then realistically we'll probably struggle.
You were respectful and acknowledged the point I was makingWoahhhh don't miss me out here!
Well no it's the training ground routines that tend to work, it's just everything has to be perfect, but only has to be perfect once.
We lost our number 9 for the season didn't we and have recovered OK?
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