Simon, you clearly state what we all know about the centre back situation. Why
can't the manager and the board see it ? Cooper always gets injured, it was
just a matter of time and Beradi is not a centre back and always gets sent off.
We are totally exposed at the back.
On Sunday, 6 Octobe
Bielsa's plan is to have 2 players for each position, including those that he
feels can play in more than 1 position. He thinks too many players not playing
is disruptive to the team. That's what we have. Even if you think he's wrong
which top centre halves would you want us to recruit, in vi
I have always been a firm believer in the adage that "You make your own
luck." From what I have seen and heard, Bielsa is also an adherent. He
clearly believes that if we keep playing the "right" way, keep swarming
over the opponents and making our overloads and delivering the ball into
the danger
The thing is, if we're doing all the right things then our goals won't seem
"lucky", they'll seem like just rewards...
On Mon, 7 Oct 2019 at 10:52, Robert Heath wrote:
> I have always been a firm believer in the adage that "You make your own
> luck." From what I have seen and heard, Bielsa is al
Steve Evans is now gainfully employed as manager of Gillingham. And an
opposing manager recently commented that for Gillingham fans, watching what
happens in his dugout is far more entertaining than anything his team produce
on the pitch.
On Sunday, 6 October 2019, 21:48:32 BST, Richard Nae
I thought it was noticeable how we struggled to play out from the back against
WBA after cooper went off. As well as not being a centre back, Berardi is not
as comfortable with the ball at his feet as the others. There were a few
occasions where White chose to play up the line instead of square
I think that when you don’t score when you’re on top, you lose the right to
grumble about bad luck , poor refereeing decisions etc.
It’s not the ref that misses clear chances or switches off at the back.
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> On 7 Oct 2019, at 11:02, Ed Morrish wrote:
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> The thing is, if we'r
Very well put Simon.
Best regards,Scott.
> On 7 Oct 2019, at 17:05, Simon McNally wrote:
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> I think that when you don’t score when you’re on top, you lose the right to
> grumble about bad luck , poor refereeing decisions etc.
> It’s not the ref that misses clear chances or switches off at t