Quote from: DB on October 11, 2015, 11:03:47 AMHe has no tactics, so all he can do is provide grit, passion etc. 'Big chests lads' management.he cant even do that lolsee fa cup final and the bitters at home
He has no tactics, so all he can do is provide grit, passion etc. 'Big chests lads' management.
Quote from: Clampy on October 11, 2015, 11:16:23 AMQuote from: Risso on October 11, 2015, 11:11:08 AMQuote from: Clampy on October 11, 2015, 11:03:39 AMQuote from: Nelly on October 11, 2015, 10:57:50 AMQuote from: Monty on October 11, 2015, 10:40:15 AMSherwood's much-lauded 'honesty' is actually him standing in front of the cameras every week and saying 'not me guv'. This is what pissed off the Spurs fans so much - no matter how foolish the strategic masterplan Sherwood sent them out with, he would always go to the press after the defeat and complain about the players not having enough 'desire' or 'grit' or whatever. His theme with us is more 'individual errors', but it's still not him.<snip>I've seen some of this today in the paper reports, saying how he needs players that can go to places like Stamford Bridge and be up for the fight and not be scared. That's a shocking thing to say for me. For me it's out tactics and organisation that have let us down so badly. We have a good squad of players and he should be getting far more out of them. Disappointing response from Sherwood, but true to form it seems.I can see what he's saying, he's saying 'have no fear'. Teams go to places like that and Old Trafford and already think they're beaten.I agree with the sentiment but then setting up with 5 at the back at home against Stoke isn't setting the best example.Did he actually play 5 at the back? I thought Hutton was the right midfielder? Either way, yes it was a bit of a strange one.I think it was meant to be 3-5-2 but the wing backs got pushed back which I think is always going to be the problem with that formation against well organised teams.
Quote from: Risso on October 11, 2015, 11:11:08 AMQuote from: Clampy on October 11, 2015, 11:03:39 AMQuote from: Nelly on October 11, 2015, 10:57:50 AMQuote from: Monty on October 11, 2015, 10:40:15 AMSherwood's much-lauded 'honesty' is actually him standing in front of the cameras every week and saying 'not me guv'. This is what pissed off the Spurs fans so much - no matter how foolish the strategic masterplan Sherwood sent them out with, he would always go to the press after the defeat and complain about the players not having enough 'desire' or 'grit' or whatever. His theme with us is more 'individual errors', but it's still not him.<snip>I've seen some of this today in the paper reports, saying how he needs players that can go to places like Stamford Bridge and be up for the fight and not be scared. That's a shocking thing to say for me. For me it's out tactics and organisation that have let us down so badly. We have a good squad of players and he should be getting far more out of them. Disappointing response from Sherwood, but true to form it seems.I can see what he's saying, he's saying 'have no fear'. Teams go to places like that and Old Trafford and already think they're beaten.I agree with the sentiment but then setting up with 5 at the back at home against Stoke isn't setting the best example.Did he actually play 5 at the back? I thought Hutton was the right midfielder? Either way, yes it was a bit of a strange one.
Quote from: Clampy on October 11, 2015, 11:03:39 AMQuote from: Nelly on October 11, 2015, 10:57:50 AMQuote from: Monty on October 11, 2015, 10:40:15 AMSherwood's much-lauded 'honesty' is actually him standing in front of the cameras every week and saying 'not me guv'. This is what pissed off the Spurs fans so much - no matter how foolish the strategic masterplan Sherwood sent them out with, he would always go to the press after the defeat and complain about the players not having enough 'desire' or 'grit' or whatever. His theme with us is more 'individual errors', but it's still not him.<snip>I've seen some of this today in the paper reports, saying how he needs players that can go to places like Stamford Bridge and be up for the fight and not be scared. That's a shocking thing to say for me. For me it's out tactics and organisation that have let us down so badly. We have a good squad of players and he should be getting far more out of them. Disappointing response from Sherwood, but true to form it seems.I can see what he's saying, he's saying 'have no fear'. Teams go to places like that and Old Trafford and already think they're beaten.I agree with the sentiment but then setting up with 5 at the back at home against Stoke isn't setting the best example.
Quote from: Nelly on October 11, 2015, 10:57:50 AMQuote from: Monty on October 11, 2015, 10:40:15 AMSherwood's much-lauded 'honesty' is actually him standing in front of the cameras every week and saying 'not me guv'. This is what pissed off the Spurs fans so much - no matter how foolish the strategic masterplan Sherwood sent them out with, he would always go to the press after the defeat and complain about the players not having enough 'desire' or 'grit' or whatever. His theme with us is more 'individual errors', but it's still not him.<snip>I've seen some of this today in the paper reports, saying how he needs players that can go to places like Stamford Bridge and be up for the fight and not be scared. That's a shocking thing to say for me. For me it's out tactics and organisation that have let us down so badly. We have a good squad of players and he should be getting far more out of them. Disappointing response from Sherwood, but true to form it seems.I can see what he's saying, he's saying 'have no fear'. Teams go to places like that and Old Trafford and already think they're beaten.
Quote from: Monty on October 11, 2015, 10:40:15 AMSherwood's much-lauded 'honesty' is actually him standing in front of the cameras every week and saying 'not me guv'. This is what pissed off the Spurs fans so much - no matter how foolish the strategic masterplan Sherwood sent them out with, he would always go to the press after the defeat and complain about the players not having enough 'desire' or 'grit' or whatever. His theme with us is more 'individual errors', but it's still not him.<snip>I've seen some of this today in the paper reports, saying how he needs players that can go to places like Stamford Bridge and be up for the fight and not be scared. That's a shocking thing to say for me. For me it's out tactics and organisation that have let us down so badly. We have a good squad of players and he should be getting far more out of them. Disappointing response from Sherwood, but true to form it seems.
Sherwood's much-lauded 'honesty' is actually him standing in front of the cameras every week and saying 'not me guv'. This is what pissed off the Spurs fans so much - no matter how foolish the strategic masterplan Sherwood sent them out with, he would always go to the press after the defeat and complain about the players not having enough 'desire' or 'grit' or whatever. His theme with us is more 'individual errors', but it's still not him.<snip>
He also, amazingly, said that you can't just go out there trying to not get beat, as 'I tried that a couple of times and got beat anyway'. Just making it up as he goes along.
Quote from: Jon Crofts on October 11, 2015, 10:02:07 AMQuote from: VillaAlways on October 11, 2015, 09:59:25 AMAnd so it begins. In two weeks we will be looking for a new manager.Hopefully they're already looking and lining up rather than waiting for the inevitable. Yes, apparently Nigel Pearson has been sighted locally #joke
Quote from: VillaAlways on October 11, 2015, 09:59:25 AMAnd so it begins. In two weeks we will be looking for a new manager.Hopefully they're already looking and lining up rather than waiting for the inevitable.
And so it begins. In two weeks we will be looking for a new manager.
I think it was meant to be 3-5-2 but the wing backs got pushed back which I think is always going to be the problem with that formation against well organised teams.
Anyone else find themselves deeply unconvinced by Brendan Rodgers?Yes, he got them to second, but how much of that was about Suarez?And if we're concerned about tactical messes now, what about the tactical clusterfuck he managed to produce in the semi final?
Quote from: pauliewalnuts on October 11, 2015, 12:51:03 PMAnyone else find themselves deeply unconvinced by Brendan Rodgers?Yes, he got them to second, but how much of that was about Suarez?And if we're concerned about tactical messes now, what about the tactical clusterfuck he managed to produce in the semi final?I'm more 'quite' unconvinced than 'deeply'. He wouldn't be my ideal person, but I can't help but think he's much closer to the right path than our managers hitherto.
Quote from: VillaAlways on October 11, 2015, 10:08:23 AMQuote from: Jon Crofts on October 11, 2015, 10:02:07 AMQuote from: VillaAlways on October 11, 2015, 09:59:25 AMAnd so it begins. In two weeks we will be looking for a new manager.Hopefully they're already looking and lining up rather than waiting for the inevitable. Yes, apparently Nigel Pearson has been sighted locally #jokeWell there's certainly something very 'funny' about Pearson that i can't quite put my finger on.