by Kitsondinho » 14 Sep 2019 19:54
by krapmle » 14 Sep 2019 19:59
by Kitsondinho » 14 Sep 2019 20:08
krapmle sorry no excuses. Boro were a poor team but we were just as bad. I know its early in the season and, and, and but today was very disappointing
by URZZZZ » 14 Sep 2019 20:26
krapmle sorry no excuses. Boro were a poor team but we were just as bad. I know its early in the season and, and, and but today was very disappointing
by Kitsondinho » 14 Sep 2019 20:34
URZZZZkrapmle sorry no excuses. Boro were a poor team but we were just as bad. I know its early in the season and, and, and but today was very disappointing
Was watching Norwich vs City earlier. You know, 12 months ago approx Norwich went to Ipswich and went 1-0 down. Had they lost that game, Farke may have gone, a lot of fans were calling for him to be sacked. They got an equaliser and never looked back. After seven games last year, they had 1 more point than us
The point being is that managers do need time nowadays. Some managers can fix things quickly, but the majority need time to instil their philosophy. Even Pep at City only just sneaked champions league first season
Now Gomes makes mistakes. Some big ones I think. Freezing out certain players is one, dropping too deep is another, some of his substitutions are naive, picking wingers up front. But it’s all a learning curve for him. It’s not about winning all the games at this moment. It’s about the team understanding what the manager wants from them and impacting upon that
Starting to think the wins against Cardiff and Huddersfield are a negative because it raised expectations too much. It is frustrating, but you just have to give this team some time
by Hound » 14 Sep 2019 20:41
by oldebiscuit » 14 Sep 2019 20:48
URZZZZkrapmle sorry no excuses. Boro were a poor team but we were just as bad. I know its early in the season and, and, and but today was very disappointing
Was watching Norwich vs City earlier. You know, 12 months ago approx Norwich went to Ipswich and went 1-0 down. Had they lost that game, Farke may have gone, a lot of fans were calling for him to be sacked. They got an equaliser and never looked back. After seven games last year, they had 1 more point than us
The point being is that managers do need time nowadays. Some managers can fix things quickly, but the majority need time to instil their philosophy. Even Pep at City only just sneaked champions league first season
Now Gomes makes mistakes. Some big ones I think. Freezing out certain players is one, dropping too deep is another, some of his substitutions are naive, picking wingers up front. But it’s all a learning curve for him. It’s not about winning all the games at this moment. It’s about the team understanding what the manager wants from them and impacting upon that
Starting to think the wins against Cardiff and Huddersfield are a negative because it raised expectations too much. It is frustrating, but you just have to give this team some time
by oldebiscuit » 14 Sep 2019 20:52
KitsondinhoURZZZZkrapmle sorry no excuses. Boro were a poor team but we were just as bad. I know its early in the season and, and, and but today was very disappointing
Was watching Norwich vs City earlier. You know, 12 months ago approx Norwich went to Ipswich and went 1-0 down. Had they lost that game, Farke may have gone, a lot of fans were calling for him to be sacked. They got an equaliser and never looked back. After seven games last year, they had 1 more point than us
The point being is that managers do need time nowadays. Some managers can fix things quickly, but the majority need time to instil their philosophy. Even Pep at City only just sneaked champions league first season
Now Gomes makes mistakes. Some big ones I think. Freezing out certain players is one, dropping too deep is another, some of his substitutions are naive, picking wingers up front. But it’s all a learning curve for him. It’s not about winning all the games at this moment. It’s about the team understanding what the manager wants from them and impacting upon that
Starting to think the wins against Cardiff and Huddersfield are a negative because it raised expectations too much. It is frustrating, but you just have to give this team some time
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by NewCorkSeth » 14 Sep 2019 21:23
by URZZZZZZZZ » 14 Sep 2019 21:59
by Notts Royal » 14 Sep 2019 22:30
oldebiscuitURZZZZkrapmle sorry no excuses. Boro were a poor team but we were just as bad. I know its early in the season and, and, and but today was very disappointing
Was watching Norwich vs City earlier. You know, 12 months ago approx Norwich went to Ipswich and went 1-0 down. Had they lost that game, Farke may have gone, a lot of fans were calling for him to be sacked. They got an equaliser and never looked back. After seven games last year, they had 1 more point than us
The point being is that managers do need time nowadays. Some managers can fix things quickly, but the majority need time to instil their philosophy. Even Pep at City only just sneaked champions league first season
Now Gomes makes mistakes. Some big ones I think. Freezing out certain players is one, dropping too deep is another, some of his substitutions are naive, picking wingers up front. But it’s all a learning curve for him. It’s not about winning all the games at this moment. It’s about the team understanding what the manager wants from them and impacting upon that
Starting to think the wins against Cardiff and Huddersfield are a negative because it raised expectations too much. It is frustrating, but you just have to give this team some time
Good post, and I agree.
Also I agree that time is needed, sometimes a season or two. I think that SSC had 3 seasons before he delivered. Patience is a virtue.
by WestYorksRoyal » 14 Sep 2019 22:44
by Zip » 14 Sep 2019 23:11
by URZZZZ » 14 Sep 2019 23:21
Zip I keep hearing about Meite’s limitations. He is under-estimated on here. He is good in the air, pretty quick, puts himself about and reasonably composed in front of goal. His first touch isn’t great but that’s why he is playing in the Championship. His goal conversion rate was impressive last season as he really didn’t miss many chances.
Gomes didn’t rest Puscas and Joao. He dropped them and rightly so after their dismal performances against Charlton. Both have been underwhelming since Cardiff. Neither should be certain starters.
by Zip » 14 Sep 2019 23:23
URZZZZZip I keep hearing about Meite’s limitations. He is under-estimated on here. He is good in the air, pretty quick, puts himself about and reasonably composed in front of goal. His first touch isn’t great but that’s why he is playing in the Championship. His goal conversion rate was impressive last season as he really didn’t miss many chances.
Gomes didn’t rest Puscas and Joao. He dropped them and rightly so after their dismal performances against Charlton. Both have been underwhelming since Cardiff. Neither should be certain starters.
They’ve both started two games since Cardiff (H), Joao (Huddersfield + Charlton), Puscas (WBA + Charlton). Ejaria has had two underwhelming games in a row so should we drop him next game too?
by WestYorksRoyal » 14 Sep 2019 23:26
Zip I keep hearing about Meite’s limitations. He is under-estimated on here. He is good in the air, pretty quick, puts himself about and reasonably composed in front of goal. His first touch isn’t great but that’s why he is playing in the Championship. His goal conversion rate was impressive last season as he really didn’t miss many chances.
Gomes didn’t rest Puscas and Joao. He dropped them and rightly so after their dismal performances against Charlton. Both have been underwhelming since Cardiff. Neither should be certain starters.
by Zip » 14 Sep 2019 23:32
WestYorksRoyalZip I keep hearing about Meite’s limitations. He is under-estimated on here. He is good in the air, pretty quick, puts himself about and reasonably composed in front of goal. His first touch isn’t great but that’s why he is playing in the Championship. His goal conversion rate was impressive last season as he really didn’t miss many chances.
Gomes didn’t rest Puscas and Joao. He dropped them and rightly so after their dismal performances against Charlton. Both have been underwhelming since Cardiff. Neither should be certain starters.
From my view, when he gets the ball in a good area and gets past the full back, as happened a couple of times today, I simply don't expect a chance at the end of it. You can blame Boye or a lack of options to find, but ultimately his final product is rarely good enough. He's best when he finishes on instinct; when he actually has time to think it goes wrong.
Joao and Puscas need to be kept on their toes and shouldn't be assured of a place, but they are undoubtedly capable of more than Meite.
by windermereROYAL » 14 Sep 2019 23:37
by Zip » 14 Sep 2019 23:43
by windermereROYAL » 14 Sep 2019 23:46
Zip :| Not one poster on here has suggested Gomes should be sacked. He remains very much in credit for keeping us up last season.
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