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Post by linson on Apr 26, 2019 8:26:21 GMT 1
Yeah but Sobhi is shit anyway. He's not the best granted but given Siewerts wanton throwing away of games in the name of experimentation, wouldn't it be sensible for him to have tried Sobhi out wide as well? |
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Post by teddytheterrier on Apr 26, 2019 8:27:42 GMT 1
If we concede double figures tonight Jan will probably claim that 'we defended well at times'. Joker. Wonder how many water bottles he will throw tonight.
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Post by midlander on Apr 26, 2019 8:43:16 GMT 1
Jan was appointed because of where he was not who he is. The thought we and other clubs can go back to the same source and find successful managers over and over is silly. Odds say sooner or later there will be a dud and I think we have already found him. Whilst there is an element of truth to that, Town identified him whilst he was coaching at VfL Bochum and before his move to Dortmund. |
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Post by royrace on Apr 26, 2019 13:37:06 GMT 1
Jan was appointed because of where he was not who he is. The thought we and other clubs can go back to the same source and find successful managers over and over is silly. Odds say sooner or later there will be a dud and I think we have already found him. Whilst there is an element of truth to that, Town identified him whilst he was coaching at VfL Bochum and before his move to Dortmund. They also identified Ben Hamer, Isaac Mbenza, Adama Diahkaby and Ramadan Sobhi, the latter was playing for Stoke in the same fecking division and they still couldn't see what was staring them in the face so I have literally zero faith in anyone at the club to be able to identify footballing talent. They've ballsed up with this one, again. |
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Post by Detective Boyle on Apr 26, 2019 13:49:14 GMT 1
Reports coming out that we're not going to exercise our option to extend contracts on Williams and Durm. With the Danes being frozen out and with Mooy and Pritchard unbelievably down the extremely limited pecking order, just exactly what is Siewert doing? He's tearing apart the only good players at this club and at this rate we're going to have splash the cash to replace, meaning our parachute payments will be gone before we've even seen them. Unrelated to this but if I were him when I came in to this club the first thing I would have done would be to reverse our outgoing loanee's, i.e. VLP and Sohbi. It's clear that one our biggest problems this year was not using widemen. Wouldn't have thought Durm and Williams needed explaining. Durm has been disappointing and Williams is a crock. Wouldn't call them frozen out. The most likely scenario is that Jan has spoken to the Danes behind closed doors and asked 'will you be here next season?' to which they've replied 'no'. Rightly, Jan has decided to not play these players and has used players at his disposal who will be at the club next season. Good move by the manager. With Mooy I can agree, his usage has been strange but if I'm in jan's corner then I'll say thats down to experimentation. Pritchard however has been poor for us. Not really arsed if he plays. I think there's a lot of hyperbole right now about how Jan is 'tearing things apart'. He's experimenting in a league where the players aren't good enough (hence the shite results), but these players will be with him next season. Even Hamer he had to have a look at. All makes sense to me. |
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Post by midlander on Apr 26, 2019 13:53:46 GMT 1
Whilst there is an element of truth to that, Town identified him whilst he was coaching at VfL Bochum and before his move to Dortmund. They also identified Ben Hamer, Isaac Mbenza, Adama Diahkaby and Ramadan Sobhi, the latter was playing for Stoke in the same fecking division and they still couldn't see what was staring them in the face so I have literally zero faith in anyone at the club to be able to identify footballing talent. They've ballsed up with this one, again. They also identified Grant and Kongolo. Not sure why you want to write off Diakhaby either. I get it, you don't like Siewert - that is fair enough and you are entitled to your opinion but zero faith in anyone to identify anyone is ridiculous and just smells of extreme statements to help fit your views. At least bring a bit of balance to the table. |
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Post by galpharm2400 on Apr 26, 2019 14:03:12 GMT 1
Reports coming out that we're not going to exercise our option to extend contracts on Williams and Durm. With the Danes being frozen out and with Mooy and Pritchard unbelievably down the extremely limited pecking order, just exactly what is Siewert doing? He's tearing apart the only good players at this club and at this rate we're going to have splash the cash to replace, meaning our parachute payments will be gone before we've even seen them. Unrelated to this but if I were him when I came in to this club the first thing I would have done would be to reverse our outgoing loanee's, i.e. VLP and Sohbi. It's clear that one our biggest problems this year was not using widemen. Wouldn't have thought Durm and Williams needed explaining. Durm has been disappointing and Williams is a crock. Wouldn't call them frozen out. The most likely scenario is that Jan has spoken to the Danes behind closed doors and asked 'will you be here next season?' to which they've replied 'no'. Rightly, Jan has decided to not play these players and has used players at his disposal who will be at the club next season. Good move by the manager. With Mooy I can agree, his usage has been strange but if I'm in jan's corner then I'll say thats down to experimentation. Pritchard however has been poor for us. Not really arsed if he plays. I think there's a lot of hyperbole right now about how Jan is 'tearing things apart'. He's experimenting in a league where the players aren't good enough (hence the shite results), but these players will be with him next season. Even Hamer he had to have a look at. All makes sense to me. agreed other than Williams being a crock.. unfortunate for us but he played a lot of games for Reading and played exactly the same 'hell to leather' way for them.. I hope he is fit and that he can play for us next year, its his division.. |
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Post by linson on Apr 26, 2019 15:24:58 GMT 1
Reports coming out that we're not going to exercise our option to extend contracts on Williams and Durm. With the Danes being frozen out and with Mooy and Pritchard unbelievably down the extremely limited pecking order, just exactly what is Siewert doing? He's tearing apart the only good players at this club and at this rate we're going to have splash the cash to replace, meaning our parachute payments will be gone before we've even seen them. Unrelated to this but if I were him when I came in to this club the first thing I would have done would be to reverse our outgoing loanee's, i.e. VLP and Sohbi. It's clear that one our biggest problems this year was not using widemen. Wouldn't have thought Durm and Williams needed explaining. Durm has been disappointing and Williams is a crock. Wouldn't call them frozen out. The most likely scenario is that Jan has spoken to the Danes behind closed doors and asked 'will you be here next season?' to which they've replied 'no'. Rightly, Jan has decided to not play these players and has used players at his disposal who will be at the club next season. Good move by the manager. With Mooy I can agree, his usage has been strange but if I'm in jan's corner then I'll say thats down to experimentation. Pritchard however has been poor for us. Not really arsed if he plays. I think there's a lot of hyperbole right now about how Jan is 'tearing things apart'. He's experimenting in a league where the players aren't good enough (hence the shite results), but these players will be with him next season. Even Hamer he had to have a look at. All makes sense to me. I respectfully disagree. Friendlies and pre-season is where you do the major experimentation, at the moment we are in the middle of a professional season where people are paying good money to go and watch what should be competitive performances. Siewert seems to be treating this entire period as a carte blanche and genuinely doesn't care about the results as long as he gets to play at football manager. We are picking up completely unwanted records and I'd much rather he had played our 11 best players consistently, irrespective of their intentions to stay or not, to see if they gel. This would do more to convince them to stay than leaving them to rot on the bench whilst watching us in free fall and wanting to distance themselves even further. At the moment the club is forking out a lot of money on our highest profile players who we know can do a better job than the ones he's currently selecting. I knew from the first game of the season that Hamer wasn't EPL standard, as did many people. I don't blame Siewert for that, though I do blame him for consistently picking him and now he's public enemy number 1, even removing himself from social media due to the abuse. Siewert should have realised he was actually doing more harm than good by playing him. It's a disgrace in my eyes that we've not seen Grant, Pritchard and Mooy start a game together yet. Durm has shown enough for me to earn a one year extension, he's coming back from injury and I'd expect him to explode next year given that he's now got a year behind him in English football and we're dropping down a league. Personally I think he should be converted to right back and that will solve the Smith problem. Williams is underrated, though I agree he's had a tough season with injury, it's no coincidence that when him and Mooy got injured our performances dropped. Pritchard is another one who could explode in the championship, he's got the skills but just seems to lack that final ingredient. I don't understand why we've not tried him out wide this year, almost like an Aguero style player. Personally I'd like to see something like this: Grant Mounie Pritchard Mooy Billing Bacuna Kongolo Schindler Jorgensen Durm Lossl Now that is genuine experimentation in a way that wouldn't jeopardise competitive performance. |
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Post by royrace on Apr 26, 2019 15:27:13 GMT 1
They also identified Ben Hamer, Isaac Mbenza, Adama Diahkaby and Ramadan Sobhi, the latter was playing for Stoke in the same fecking division and they still couldn't see what was staring them in the face so I have literally zero faith in anyone at the club to be able to identify footballing talent. They've ballsed up with this one, again. They also identified Grant and Kongolo. Not sure why you want to write off Diakhaby either. I get it, you don't like Siewert - that is fair enough and you are entitled to your opinion but zero faith in anyone to identify anyone is ridiculous and just smells of extreme statements to help fit your views. At least bring a bit of balance to the table. The facts are there for all to see I'm afraid with recent business, there is no counter argument and its much more bad than good, Dean Hoyle would be the first to admit it. Diakhaby MIGHT come good although I doubt it, the fact remains though that he wasn't what was needed this season, has barely played, contributed sweet FA and we have also massively over paid based on his contribution to date, therefore another dud. I'll give you Kongolo and Grant however Kongolo was a Dutch international who we paid big money for, an obvious signing if you like. Grant looks superb business to date, so well done Town on that one however our premier league status probably sealed it and beat off the competition. Then you look at the players we let leave, the fact that we allowed the best manager in living memory to slip through our fingers and the fact our best winger by a mile was shipped out on loan. I'm sorry the decision making at the club recently has been diabolical and we don't seem to have any leadership on the footballing side since the latest flop was sacked. That's why I have zero faith, I don't consider it to be an extreme opinion at all. The managers performance in every facet of the job just continues the theme. |
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Post by royrace on Apr 26, 2019 15:32:29 GMT 1
Reports coming out that we're not going to exercise our option to extend contracts on Williams and Durm. With the Danes being frozen out and with Mooy and Pritchard unbelievably down the extremely limited pecking order, just exactly what is Siewert doing? He's tearing apart the only good players at this club and at this rate we're going to have splash the cash to replace, meaning our parachute payments will be gone before we've even seen them. Unrelated to this but if I were him when I came in to this club the first thing I would have done would be to reverse our outgoing loanee's, i.e. VLP and Sohbi. It's clear that one our biggest problems this year was not using widemen. Wouldn't have thought Durm and Williams needed explaining. Durm has been disappointing and Williams is a crock. Wouldn't call them frozen out. The most likely scenario is that Jan has spoken to the Danes behind closed doors and asked 'will you be here next season?' to which they've replied 'no'. Rightly, Jan has decided to not play these players and has used players at his disposal who will be at the club next season. Good move by the manager. With Mooy I can agree, his usage has been strange but if I'm in jan's corner then I'll say thats down to experimentation. Pritchard however has been poor for us. Not really arsed if he plays. I think there's a lot of hyperbole right now about how Jan is 'tearing things apart'. He's experimenting in a league where the players aren't good enough (hence the shite results), but these players will be with him next season. Even Hamer he had to have a look at. All makes sense to me. Well he shouldn't be IMO! This is HTAFC in the PL, not pre season. We're a professional club in a professional league playing on the world stage and paying players tens of thousands of pounds per week to represent the club! |
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Post by midlander on Apr 26, 2019 15:50:01 GMT 1
They also identified Grant and Kongolo. Not sure why you want to write off Diakhaby either. I get it, you don't like Siewert - that is fair enough and you are entitled to your opinion but zero faith in anyone to identify anyone is ridiculous and just smells of extreme statements to help fit your views. At least bring a bit of balance to the table. The facts are there for all to see I'm afraid with recent business, there is no counter argument and its much more bad than good, Dean Hoyle would be the first to admit it. Diakhaby MIGHT come good although I doubt it, the fact remains though that he wasn't what was needed this season, has barely played, contributed sweet FA and we have also massively over paid based on his contribution to date, therefore another dud. I'll give you Kongolo and Grant however Kongolo was a Dutch international who we paid big money for, an obvious signing if you like. Grant looks superb business to date, so well done Town on that one however our premier league status probably sealed it and beat off the competition. Then you look at the players we let leave, the fact that we allowed the best manager in living memory to slip through our fingers and the fact our best winger by a mile was shipped out on loan. I'm sorry the decision making at the club recently has been diabolical and we don't seem to have any leadership on the footballing side since the latest flop was sacked. That's why I have zero faith, I don't consider it to be an extreme opinion at all. The managers performance in every facet of the job just continues the theme. Wagner's Number 1 target Diakhaby. He then refuses to play him and changes his system to alienate wingers. Van La Parts, who we clearly both rate is bombed out of side by Wagner and shipped out on loan by Wagner. Not going to turn this into a Wagner bashing as he did more for us than anyone could have imagined, but some of the decisions you refer to were down to him. Just think the Zero faith is pessimistic to suit a dislike of the current coach. Siewert has lots to do to win us over, but was unlikely to be able to do much this season. At least give him a window and some chance to prove that he was or wasn't the right appointment. None of us have a crystal ball. |
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Post by linson on Apr 26, 2019 15:59:11 GMT 1
Wagner's Number 1 target Diakhaby. He then refuses to play him and changes his system to alienate wingers. Van La Parts, who we clearly both rate is bombed out of side by Wagner and shipped out on loan by Wagner. Not going to turn this into a Wagner bashing as he did more for us than anyone could have imagined, but some of the decisions you refer to were down to him. Just think the Zero faith is pessimistic to suit a dislike of the current coach. Siewert has lots to do to win us over, but was unlikely to be able to do much this season. At least give him a window and some chance to prove that he was or wasn't the right appointment. None of us have a crystal ball. I get that but as soon as we were relegated he might as well have gone for it, instead he's persistently looking like he's actually trying to kill off any hope and enthusiasm the support for this club has. He looks out of his depth and his decision making already looks ridiculous. As for the wingers, I completely agree. I just don't understand whats happened behind the scenes for us to literally kill off all our wingers then expect Pritchard and Mounie to do all the heavy lifting. Makes no sense whatsoever. I just wonder what would have happened if we'd have stuck to a 433 with VLP / Diakhaby on both wings, eventually things would have come right and we'd have had more points than we do right now imo. |
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Post by midlander on Apr 26, 2019 16:19:59 GMT 1
Wagner's Number 1 target Diakhaby. He then refuses to play him and changes his system to alienate wingers. Van La Parts, who we clearly both rate is bombed out of side by Wagner and shipped out on loan by Wagner. Not going to turn this into a Wagner bashing as he did more for us than anyone could have imagined, but some of the decisions you refer to were down to him. Just think the Zero faith is pessimistic to suit a dislike of the current coach. Siewert has lots to do to win us over, but was unlikely to be able to do much this season. At least give him a window and some chance to prove that he was or wasn't the right appointment. None of us have a crystal ball. I get that but as soon as we were relegated he might as well have gone for it, instead he's persistently looking like he's actually trying to kill off any hope and enthusiasm the support for this club has. He looks out of his depth and his decision making already looks ridiculous. As for the wingers, I completely agree. I just don't understand whats happened behind the scenes for us to literally kill off all our wingers then expect Pritchard and Mounie to do all the heavy lifting. Makes no sense whatsoever. I just wonder what would have happened if we'd have stuck to a 433 with VLP / Diakhaby on both wings, eventually things would have come right and we'd have had more points than we do right now imo. We'll never know unfortunately and the frustrating thing is that Wagner had made us competitive in almost every game pre Christmas. The one thing that I am clinging to with Siewert (and believe has substance to it) is that he is focusing mainly on looking at players who he knows will be here next year. He has set up to make us more attacking in most games, but he's restricted in players lacking requisite ability and, above all, confidence and momentum. Plus when we are open, we are sitting ducks at this level which is one of the reasons that Wagner ditched the 4231. Even when winning games last year,we were so open to counter attacks that it was clear to see that we'd eventually have to change. |
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Post by royrace on Apr 26, 2019 16:51:01 GMT 1
The facts are there for all to see I'm afraid with recent business, there is no counter argument and its much more bad than good, Dean Hoyle would be the first to admit it. Diakhaby MIGHT come good although I doubt it, the fact remains though that he wasn't what was needed this season, has barely played, contributed sweet FA and we have also massively over paid based on his contribution to date, therefore another dud. I'll give you Kongolo and Grant however Kongolo was a Dutch international who we paid big money for, an obvious signing if you like. Grant looks superb business to date, so well done Town on that one however our premier league status probably sealed it and beat off the competition. Then you look at the players we let leave, the fact that we allowed the best manager in living memory to slip through our fingers and the fact our best winger by a mile was shipped out on loan. I'm sorry the decision making at the club recently has been diabolical and we don't seem to have any leadership on the footballing side since the latest flop was sacked. That's why I have zero faith, I don't consider it to be an extreme opinion at all. The managers performance in every facet of the job just continues the theme. Wagner's Number 1 target Diakhaby. He then refuses to play him and changes his system to alienate wingers. Van La Parts, who we clearly both rate is bombed out of side by Wagner and shipped out on loan by Wagner. Not going to turn this into a Wagner bashing as he did more for us than anyone could have imagined, but some of the decisions you refer to were down to him. Just think the Zero faith is pessimistic to suit a dislike of the current coach. Siewert has lots to do to win us over, but was unlikely to be able to do much this season. At least give him a window and some chance to prove that he was or wasn't the right appointment. None of us have a crystal ball. This obvious shift in system and style came about after he had spent pre-season working with his new wingers. I'd have thought it was simply a reaction to realising the wingers he had at his disposal weren't good enough to play the role he needed them for in the PL. Having seen them both play now hopefully everyone has now seen what he did in training, ie neither has the required attributes for a Wagner 4-2-3-1. He then had to come up with a plan B, PDQ, there was no Ince since the club was so confident in its new wingers it had decided to cash in so he was left with one single winger that he considered fit for purpose. ie VLP. VLP was collateral damage from the switch in formation, chucked his toys out and subsequently ended up at 'boro. The catalyst to all of it was rank bad signings, therefore I'd argue having zero faith in the club's recruitment is realistic not pessimistic. The new manager is doing a cracking job of proving the point even earlier than anyone could have feared. I'm usually the last one calling for a manager to be replaced but the writing is on the wall for this one and has been for a while I'm afraid. You're right about the crystal ball of course and I'll be amazed and delighted in equal measures if he proves me wrong   |
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Post by overtonterrierspirit on Apr 26, 2019 17:41:54 GMT 1
Wouldn't have thought Durm and Williams needed explaining. Durm has been disappointing and Williams is a crock. Wouldn't call them frozen out. The most likely scenario is that Jan has spoken to the Danes behind closed doors and asked 'will you be here next season?' to which they've replied 'no'. Rightly, Jan has decided to not play these players and has used players at his disposal who will be at the club next season. Good move by the manager. With Mooy I can agree, his usage has been strange but if I'm in jan's corner then I'll say thats down to experimentation. Pritchard however has been poor for us. Not really arsed if he plays. I think there's a lot of hyperbole right now about how Jan is 'tearing things apart'. He's experimenting in a league where the players aren't good enough (hence the shite results), but these players will be with him next season. Even Hamer he had to have a look at. All makes sense to me. agreed other than Williams being a crock.. unfortunate for us but he played a lot of games for Reading and played exactly the same 'hell to leather' way for them.. I hope he is fit and that he can play for us next year, its his division.. I like him as a player but how can you not agree he is a crock? He’s been a crock for 2 full seasons , however many games he played for Reading. Taking up a valuable squad place not to mention his wages. Deal based on appearances or get rid for me. |
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Post by Detective Boyle on Apr 26, 2019 19:50:27 GMT 1
Wouldn't have thought Durm and Williams needed explaining. Durm has been disappointing and Williams is a crock. Wouldn't call them frozen out. The most likely scenario is that Jan has spoken to the Danes behind closed doors and asked 'will you be here next season?' to which they've replied 'no'. Rightly, Jan has decided to not play these players and has used players at his disposal who will be at the club next season. Good move by the manager. With Mooy I can agree, his usage has been strange but if I'm in jan's corner then I'll say thats down to experimentation. Pritchard however has been poor for us. Not really arsed if he plays. I think there's a lot of hyperbole right now about how Jan is 'tearing things apart'. He's experimenting in a league where the players aren't good enough (hence the shite results), but these players will be with him next season. Even Hamer he had to have a look at. All makes sense to me. I respectfully disagree. Friendlies and pre-season is where you do the major experimentation, at the moment we are in the middle of a professional season where people are paying good money to go and watch what should be competitive performances. Siewert seems to be treating this entire period as a carte blanche and genuinely doesn't care about the results as long as he gets to play at football manager. We are picking up completely unwanted records and I'd much rather he had played our 11 best players consistently, irrespective of their intentions to stay or not, to see if they gel. This would do more to convince them to stay than leaving them to rot on the bench whilst watching us in free fall and wanting to distance themselves even further. At the moment the club is forking out a lot of money on our highest profile players who we know can do a better job than the ones he's currently selecting. I knew from the first game of the season that Hamer wasn't EPL standard, as did many people. I don't blame Siewert for that, though I do blame him for consistently picking him and now he's public enemy number 1, even removing himself from social media due to the abuse. Siewert should have realised he was actually doing more harm than good by playing him. It's a disgrace in my eyes that we've not seen Grant, Pritchard and Mooy start a game together yet. Durm has shown enough for me to earn a one year extension, he's coming back from injury and I'd expect him to explode next year given that he's now got a year behind him in English football and we're dropping down a league. Personally I think he should be converted to right back and that will solve the Smith problem. Williams is underrated, though I agree he's had a tough season with injury, it's no coincidence that when him and Mooy got injured our performances dropped. Pritchard is another one who could explode in the championship, he's got the skills but just seems to lack that final ingredient. I don't understand why we've not tried him out wide this year, almost like an Aguero style player. Personally I'd like to see something like this: Grant Mounie Pritchard Mooy Billing Bacuna Kongolo Schindler Jorgensen Durm Lossl Now that is genuine experimentation in a way that wouldn't jeopardise competitive performance. I do get where you're coming from in terms of fans deserve the best team etc. BUT, DH appointed him in January so that he could come in and have 5 months of assessing the squad. Its a bonus really. We could've easily given it Hudson til the end of the season but we didn't. As a result we now have a manager who knows which players he wants to stay and keep. Don't agree with your point re 'playing them will convince them to stay'. The players have had their heads turned when it looked like we were going down, because they believe they can play in the PL. If we played them every week they'd still be off, no doubt at it. You also say you saw Hamer wasn't PL standard; we're dropping down to a division vastly inferior to the one we're in now. That means players that have been dog shit all season, may actually be good in the championship (I exclude Flo from that, because I think he's hopelessly dog shit). I think you're optimistic re Durm, but for a wide variety of reasons I don't think he'll be here. Also, what is the Smith problem you allude to? If you're inferring he's shit, then the guy was in the championship team of the year when we went up, so id expect him to be pretty solid in that division. I think DH has learned from giving injury prone players contracts, hence why Williams looks to be off. Agreed though, great players at his level. I just don't understand asking for Siewert's head when we knew it was an impossible job. Rightfully, the pressure will be on him from the go next season because of our good shot of being competitive. If we are lingering near the bottom around 10 games in, I'll be asking for his head too. |
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Post by linson on Apr 26, 2019 20:07:08 GMT 1
Another unwanted record for Siewert, fastest ever goal scored by Liverpool.
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Post by loumacari on Apr 26, 2019 20:15:19 GMT 1
Another unwanted record for Siewert, fastest ever goal scored by Liverpool. He shows passion though. Watch him go when he gets his own players in. |
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Post by thomo on Apr 26, 2019 20:38:10 GMT 1
You watch that second Liverpool goal and you’ve got to question if there’s any coaching going on full stop. Abysmal stuff. We look so badly organised
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Post by Waterloo Terrier on Apr 26, 2019 20:46:32 GMT 1
I thought the whole idea of getting a Head Coach rather than a Manager was to improve the players. Our defending has completely gone to pot under Jan.
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Post by frankslegs on Apr 26, 2019 20:50:32 GMT 1
One bright spark-Grant is working his socks off and looks quality
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Post by joshuajones on Apr 26, 2019 20:57:01 GMT 1
Every half decent manager improves the team defensively.
Obviously this would be difficult for Jan but we are and have been for months a lot worse in this area.
Even when playing 3 defensive midfielders.
For this reason alone Jan will not last long with us. Just hope he doesn't take us back into league 1
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Post by HuddsTerrier on Apr 26, 2019 21:06:04 GMT 1
You’ve no chance of getting promoted if you can’t keep clean sheets - our defence is a shambles and looks utterly chaotic
Teams don’t need quality to score as we make it so so easy
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Post by rantinray on Apr 26, 2019 21:11:44 GMT 1
This guy frightens me when it comes to management ability.
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Post by royrace on Apr 26, 2019 21:20:28 GMT 1
Same old, same old. Thank god these teams are going easy on us. Post match interview should be amusing at least. How much longer.
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Post by overtonterrierspirit on Apr 26, 2019 21:24:02 GMT 1
Absolutely no way I can see this guy getting us promoted next season.
Please. How much longer.......
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Post by htfc63 on Apr 26, 2019 21:24:18 GMT 1
So he takes a crap striker off then brings on a defender. That obviously worked now we are 4 nil down.
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Post by overtonterrierspirit on Apr 26, 2019 21:26:43 GMT 1
Wagner set us up just right in these games.
This guy has no idea.
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Post by Christ in Shades (art) on Apr 26, 2019 21:27:45 GMT 1
Wagner set us up just right in these games. This guy has no idea. Yeah but we still lost games like this. |
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Post by York Terrier on Apr 26, 2019 21:27:54 GMT 1
Sack him now sack him now just get rid of this clueless fool
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