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I’m sorry but we need a win so I will play with 4 midfielders and no width to supply my 2 forwards,what planet is he from,last 10,15 minutes, I know lads put some crosses into the box and we might get something ,which we nearly did ,it’s taken 75 minutes to come to that conclusion, you couldn’t make it up,buck your ideas up jimmy especially at home give it ago at least.uti.
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We’re one down so I’ll take off one of my two strikers. Yeah, OK Jimmy.
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We deffo need to start with some width on Tuesday night, very impressed with Bennett not only big and strong but good on the ball and wins headers. Once him and Elliot get it sussed they could be very good together but as I said we need a winger or wingers to make it work.
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Topics: 59Granted this is early on but Dean looks way, way out of his depth and tactically he’s fecking clueless. Crying out for width today and what did he do ?, took off a striker and replaced him with a winger to then play him through the middle.
Brought Feeney on and had him central and Butterfield was for some strange reason out wide. Only time we looked dangerous was when he stuck Richards Everton upfront and punted balls in the box which is what we should have been doing much earlier.
No shields on the bench and had an abundance of CM players.
Sorry but this bloke is a dud. Call me crazy but he needs binning off and we need Nelson back. The progress we were making under Nelson to then have that all pissed down the drain hole now Dean has come in.
Nelson did that by believing in the players he had at his disposal. Under Nelson we played the ball on the floor and played through teams with 2 upfront and it worked, we were playing well.
Dean has players the players and has many more than what Nelson had but look at the difference. Sorry not for me, even from this early on he looks way out of his depth.
Would you really want him here next season with what we’ve seen so far ?
Shit scared of losing and as he’s far too negative as a result. Tactically he’s absolutely abysmal. This chance even at this level looks too much for him.
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Compare what Nelson was getting out of a cobbled together squad of players and look what Dean is doing with a vastly stronger squad of players. It literally is like night and day.
Not one person there today besides Jimmy spotted we needed width and yet he seemed to miss it. I liked the look of Bennett who looked a good target man, comfortable in possession and looked really tidy at 6ft4 and yet we had no width and put no crosses into the box until he stuck Richards Everton up top.
Everybody around me was dumbfounded, you could tell by the expressions on peoples faces what they thought of Dean’s decision making.
How far have we regressed since Nelson was replaced as manager ?
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Topics: 59Aye, it would seem that Mr Hilton dropped a major bollock by rushing in a new manager when the Admiral was at the helm!
Stability was what we needed but his first month in charge seems to have been just the opposite!
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We are going down and we need to stick with a manager for more than half a season have we not learned anything from the swann era? How long have the new players had to gel with each other a few weeks? The club needs stability and we can only do that by starting afresh next season with a proper pre season and a clearout of the players who have had a losing mentality over the last few seasons! Chopping and changing the manager has in part got us to this stage along with buying bottom of the barrel players who no one else wanted, stuck with Jimmy and see how we get on in NLN.
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Good points SJ, think a few haven’t fully accepted we are down yet and while it remains a faint possibility we could survive the chance is beyond slim. I agree that Jimmy hasn’t nailed it tactically or selection wise yet but to think he could transform everything inside 16 games was expecting a bit much IMO. If the new players that have come in were under Nelson, he too would struggle to make it gel and work, we are where we are because of the last four years, new players and 16 games left when it changed for us all as a football club won’t change that fact.
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