To be fair we have lost a one goal in two striker and two very decent midfielders.
We played well for an hour at Leicester so why change the way we played completely he is clueless We are going down thus season and with a whimper
I genuinely don't understand the thinking behind the tactics.Why go five at the back against Stoke? And then play three midfielders who tend to sit deep and hardly ever make runs into the box. Against fucking Stoke. At home. So we're going to lump it to the big man. Because as everyone knows, Stoke are shit at defending against that kind of thing. For fuck's sake.Playing three central defenders is not easy, everyone knows it's tricky for the players to get used to. So Sherwood brilliantly decides he's going to not only play three CBs, but he's going to make one of them the new boy who hasn't even played for us and has no experience in the Premier League. Then, when the time comes to inevitably make the change to a back four, he takes off the experienced old hand whose main problem is a lack of pace - because Stoke are just brimming with pace, aren't they? - and leaves on the new boy, who promptly gets caught out of position miles away from the other centre-half, and Arnautovic gets left in about 10 square yards of space in the box to score.Honestly, could none of those geniuses sat in the dugout have spotted this coming?
Quote from: richard moore on October 03, 2015, 05:13:52 PMQuote from: Toronto Villa on October 03, 2015, 05:08:34 PMQuote from: richard moore on October 03, 2015, 05:01:30 PMAs I say every week now, what is there left to say that hasn't been said a 1000 times already?My position too Richard. I'm exhausted by getting this worked up, and I try hard not to. But 5 years and counting and even being one of the most optimistic ones I feel beaten to shit by it all.It just saps your energy doesn't TV? I feel drained by 5pm every week now even though, bizarrely, they make me care less and less. I actually watch hardly any football now at the weekends or in the week and it's all down to year after year after year now of this unremitting shit. I sat in Bath in the sun in the week and thought how much I wished I could live there, go and watch the rugby every week, and forget all about this f*cking drain on my life I'm fortunate living so far away in many respects with other sports and a young family. Because I now look for ways to avoid football after we have lost so you can imagine how much football I have managed to avoid. Just turning on the radio or TV and somehow a sneak at the table or a pundit mentioning how bollocks we are just brings me down. I don't need it.
Quote from: Toronto Villa on October 03, 2015, 05:08:34 PMQuote from: richard moore on October 03, 2015, 05:01:30 PMAs I say every week now, what is there left to say that hasn't been said a 1000 times already?My position too Richard. I'm exhausted by getting this worked up, and I try hard not to. But 5 years and counting and even being one of the most optimistic ones I feel beaten to shit by it all.It just saps your energy doesn't TV? I feel drained by 5pm every week now even though, bizarrely, they make me care less and less. I actually watch hardly any football now at the weekends or in the week and it's all down to year after year after year now of this unremitting shit. I sat in Bath in the sun in the week and thought how much I wished I could live there, go and watch the rugby every week, and forget all about this f*cking drain on my life
Quote from: richard moore on October 03, 2015, 05:01:30 PMAs I say every week now, what is there left to say that hasn't been said a 1000 times already?My position too Richard. I'm exhausted by getting this worked up, and I try hard not to. But 5 years and counting and even being one of the most optimistic ones I feel beaten to shit by it all.
As I say every week now, what is there left to say that hasn't been said a 1000 times already?