bladesrus
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One mans 'moaner' is another mans realist
Or to give it another perspective, one man's happy clapper is another man's realist

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One mans 'moaner' is another mans realist
I thought we were at our worst for their third goal. Very poor defending. Two players fail to pick up Downing. He should never have got on the end of that cross unchallenged. I hope this was purely because we were a bit shell shocked after going two down.
Other thoughts: The tempo that we had to our game last season seems to have evaporated. I'm sure that if we were pressing with the urgency that we used to have we would not have lost both of our games. And Clarke really should have scored twice. However, he does seem to have periods where he misses a lot of chances and then suddenly goes on a scoring streak. Hopefully this will happen soon!
personally,I'm delighted when we win,and pissed off when we lose
You don’t throw someone under bus, who has achieved fantastic results in the last two years, after a couple of bad days at the office. You support them.
personally,I'm delighted when we win,and pissed off when we lose
Not quite sure what you mean there Silent. Last night was nothing like how we played in the first half of last season. I tend to agree with CW when he says all teams do there homework and have always known how we play. Stopping us was a different matter. At the moment we are slow, predictable not learning from our mistakes. The one thing I will say is that when a team successfully combats our style we must have a plan B which we don’t really have at the momentNothing wrong with carrying on playing the same way as we did last season but it showed last night that it is time for a change as all clubs now know how we play.
All last night showed was not to play slow, negative and shite in a game a football. That is until we bring our creative players on and bang, what happens, we create chances and played a merely low percentage of how we play when we were at our best last season.Nothing wrong with carrying on playing the same way as we did last season but it showed last night that it is time for a change as all clubs now know how we play.
I was one of those who said he was out of his depth and was proved very wrong. However, this time i'm giving it more time. 2 games in is too early. The opening performances have been poor to say the least and the selection of certain players over others quite baffling. He needs to get back to imposing ourselves on to the other teams from the off instead of pussying around, but do we have players in the team to do that? I guess we have if they are picked to play, but the 2 opening team selections inhibit us from bombing forward. Go back to it Chris.......you know it makes sense.The same people who suggested that Wilder should be given a massive pay rise and a 5 year contract
Are now saying Wilder has been found out and is showing his limitations.
You couldn’t make it up.
It reminds me of the start of the season in league 1 when Wilder first took over and many insisted CW was out of his depth.
Bottom of the league after 4 games but that season didn’t end too badly.
I say this every season, give it 10 games, then we can give a proper appraisal of CW and his squad.
You don’t throw someone under bus, who has achieved fantastic results in the last two years, after a couple of bad days at the office. You support them.
Chuntering is what my mum called it when my grandad used to do it.
He's not getting thrown under the bus. He's getting constructively criticised.
He's getting constructively criticised.
Oh I think they will. "It's the best team".The best thing you can say about Wilder's team selection is he was putting his faith in the players, unfortunately they paid him back in spades, somehow I don't think the same players will be starting at QPR
And it won't return whilst Evans plays, his play is so negative it ruins any tempo we might have.
I really struggle to see what he brings to the team, he's slow, can't tackle, postionally naive and will probably spontaneously combust if he passes the ball forward.
Just incase your memory is only 2 games long... this is what he did the last time he played against boro...
I'd say 'abused'.
Most of the trheads are about his 'shit transfer dealings' his inabaility to pick the right team and the dressing room rows he allows to continue unabated. I don't see very much constructive in any of those.
To be fair, I haven't yet seen a "he's lost the dressing room" but if we lose on Saturday I'm sure that will come.....
I never realised we had so many short memoried bed wetters in our support base.
And the other 20 games he's played for us?
I think he played pretty well in the home games against Cardiff, Millwall, QPR, Burton and Leeds. Also did okay away at Reading, Ipswich and Bristol City.
Last season he wasn't spectacular, but he seemed solid enough. Certainly seemed to be a reasonable buy.
Generally he appeared to do well when Duffy was playing - Reading, QPR, Leeds, Burton, although Preston at home wasn't too good. There are always exceptions!
Funny how we can watch the same games and see it differently, the beauty of football eh.
For me he's far too negative and slows us down. If he could maybe have more belief in himself and try to not take the conservative / safe option nearly everytime might be different. He detracts more than he contributes.
It's probable that the way he plays is influenced by who the other two in the midfield trio are. It seems to me that it might be more than pure coincidence that we won 4 out of the 5 matches in which he and Duffy were two of the three.
If Fleck is the third member of the trio, that would allow Evans to play a deeper and more defensive role than if Lundstram starts. That might suite him better.
Maybe. The issue for me then becomes his inability to tackle, I'm already breaking out in a sweat thinking about the number of fouls he'd give away and in potentially dangerous areas.
We started with Duffy, Evans and Fleck against Leeds, Reading, Burton and Preston. I can't remember whether or not any fouls were given away by him in dangerous positions in those matches. I know we conceded one goal in each match, but have no idea who was at fault for them. I know we were poor against Preston and deserved to lose, but we were pretty good in the others and deserved to win them.
Picked up bookings in 3 of the 4 you've listed, down to not being able to tackle or naive positioning??
As I said before detracts more than he contributes or has contributed.
I'd say 'abused'.
Most of the trheads are about his 'shit transfer dealings' his inabaility to pick the right team and the dressing room rows he allows to continue unabated. I don't see very much constructive in any of those.
To be fair, I haven't yet seen a "he's lost the dressing room" but if we lose on Saturday I'm sure that will come.....
I never realised we had so many short memoried bed wetters in our support base.
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