Bell4
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I think the Villa experience really affected him , he looked totally shell shocked . He implied in his pre match interview that he was setting us up to stop them, and that we would go for it when we could, rather than go at them from the start as that is the game Brighton want.Not sure of it's been said elsewhere, but taking our only striker off after going down to 10 men was at best cowardly, at worse ot shows Wilder has no plan B, it's either be lucky with the team we have, or go full on defensive if we go one down. Saying Brighton are the team you don't want to go down to 10 men against is pathetic, they leak goals every week.
We again started well, but the sending off totally dissolved any confidence the team had rebuilt this past week . We are so fragile and we are playing teams who are so far in front of us technically , athletically and tactically . He found himself wanting to keep the midfield crowded to try to prevent another catastrophe . This results in a game that isn't in any way a match or in any way entertaining for the home fans - it becomes pointless. He is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
At the moment the word that sticks in my mind , and that of my mates , is ...it's just pointless... go for it a bit more , and lose 8 - 2 ? try to prevent a mauling and still lose 5-0 ,and offer the punters zero entertainment .
Until we get a new owner it really doesn't matter who's in charge tbh - we have no underbelly , we are brittle , we are truly in the sh-t