Putney Blade
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- Aug 7, 2009
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Dear Danny,
Scoring 1 goal per game is hardly the stuff of promotion contenders. We appreciate how difficult it must be to have to replace Evans, Williamson, Quinn and Lowton, but we have gone in the total opposite direction. This is worrying. The team lacks goal scorers, and the creativity and pace to create chances. We are steeped in strikers, few are genuine goal scorers. Our lack of creativity is a major concern, this is something that has dogged United for years. Currently too much is placed on the shoulders of MacDonald; asking him to play at the top of his game week-and-week out to overcome the deficiencies elsewhere is unrealistic and dangerous. We have also been lacking pace since the days of Kyle Walker, Flynn is hardly a 'flyer', our inability to create chances by getting behind defences is troubling.
Easy to stand on the 'terraces' I hear you say, but from hearing your after-match press conferences, you appear to believe nothing is wrong, 'we are still unbeaten aren't we'. Am hoping these are public soundbites but privately you are beavering away to line up loanees, 'wheel and deal' to overcome these problems. Lack of goals put's too much pressure on the defence, the Oldham game proved how dangerous this is. This lack of goals will of course come to bite us if not resolved; it will inevitably make our goal of promotion that much harder.
UTB
ps. why did you invest in Porter for another two years? Offers nothing different from we already have, the money could have been invested in creativity and pace elsewhere.
Scoring 1 goal per game is hardly the stuff of promotion contenders. We appreciate how difficult it must be to have to replace Evans, Williamson, Quinn and Lowton, but we have gone in the total opposite direction. This is worrying. The team lacks goal scorers, and the creativity and pace to create chances. We are steeped in strikers, few are genuine goal scorers. Our lack of creativity is a major concern, this is something that has dogged United for years. Currently too much is placed on the shoulders of MacDonald; asking him to play at the top of his game week-and-week out to overcome the deficiencies elsewhere is unrealistic and dangerous. We have also been lacking pace since the days of Kyle Walker, Flynn is hardly a 'flyer', our inability to create chances by getting behind defences is troubling.
Easy to stand on the 'terraces' I hear you say, but from hearing your after-match press conferences, you appear to believe nothing is wrong, 'we are still unbeaten aren't we'. Am hoping these are public soundbites but privately you are beavering away to line up loanees, 'wheel and deal' to overcome these problems. Lack of goals put's too much pressure on the defence, the Oldham game proved how dangerous this is. This lack of goals will of course come to bite us if not resolved; it will inevitably make our goal of promotion that much harder.
UTB
ps. why did you invest in Porter for another two years? Offers nothing different from we already have, the money could have been invested in creativity and pace elsewhere.