where the problem lies

[davidpinder]

Has anybody ever wondered after games/performances like saturday and last night exactly what gets done in training?? Surely no actual practice games can take place to try various scenarios because you'd need 11 against 11 to do that and we don't have 22 players to do it with. Maybe they just practice kicking the ball as far as they can because they don't practice passing it to each other that is for sure, so what goes on down there?? Has anyone scene a training session lately?? can't say i,ve been for years i don't think fitness is a problem but i did notice how ipswich were first to ever ball last night.

Answers if anyone knows??

 

[Guesty]

I think a large point of the problem was alluded to by Cresswell in his interview last night. "When we get into training on Monday". We've got a game before then!

 

[matth]

Maybe they just practice kicking the ball as far as they can

This made me laugh.

It also does seem that sometimes Mark Bunn is seeing how far and high he can kick the ball rather than kicking it with any aim or direction in mind. Seriously, is there any need for the ball to go a good fifty feet in the air?

 

[Guesty]

He should aim for the big screen. Two weeks wages extra for the man who hits that faulty panel.

 

[davidpinder]

I think a large point of the problem was alluded to by Cresswell in his interview last night. "When we get into training on Monday". We've got a game before then!

yeah i had to laugh at that how many interviews ha he done not a bad life if he doesn't train til monday

 

[madeinsheffield]

He should aim for the big screen. Two weeks wages extra for the man who hits that faulty panel.

some of those playing last night "couldn't hit a cow's ar5e with a banjo*" never mind a panel

*Dave Bassett

while I'm quoting Bill Shankley once said "If they'd have been playing in my back garden, I'd have closed the curtains"

Perfectly sums up last night