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It’s bad, and not like anyone can forget, we are playing in League Two, the lowest level of the professional game. This is not us struggling to keep up in the Championship. We are playing largely terrible football and this is with our long term injured starting to return. Forget about results, we are in League Two and cannot string more than two passes together in 90 minutes. It’s terrible football delivering terrible results.
It might not be the worst result but you just know that if McSheffrey did leave, then Steve Eyre would get the job.
That was so frustrating to watch. Time and time again we get pretty average teams turn up here and we make them look like a premiership team. We looked unfit, slow, disorganised and unable to keep the ball or find space. We never looked like scoring at all. Another 90 mins with no goals for. They were reading our passing better than we were, intercepting balls as soon as it touched a Rovers players foot. We have a decent squad, we need a manager who can make a team out of them. And this time let’s decide who we want and go and get them. With this squad I reckon it would be an attractive post if we offered it to the right person.
Should add that I fundamentally do not believe now is the time to change manager, he needs to solve things very quickly. We can't keep changing every 30-40 games.The next 5-10 games are crucial for him.
Lincoln City - a club certainly no bigger than us and probably with similar financial resources - has just scored 6 away from home in League One. My expectations are now to be a competitive side in League One, not to get in to Championship. We are a million miles away from being in a position to concede 6 goals in League One, let alone score 6. How has it come to this?
Quote from: big fat yorkshire pudding on September 17, 2022, 06:00:45 pmShould add that I fundamentally do not believe now is the time to change manager, he needs to solve things very quickly. We can't keep changing every 30-40 games.The next 5-10 games are crucial for him.Are you forgetting how long McSheffrey was the manager for last season?
We don't operate as a unit supporting each other. If by some miracle Miller happens to win the ball after it's lumped forward he's got no support. We look like a team of strangers devoid of ideas
Quote from: ncRover on September 17, 2022, 06:05:24 pmQuote from: big fat yorkshire pudding on September 17, 2022, 06:00:45 pmShould add that I fundamentally do not believe now is the time to change manager, he needs to solve things very quickly. We can't keep changing every 30-40 games.The next 5-10 games are crucial for him.Are you forgetting how long McSheffrey was the manager for last season?Nope, massively different circumstances and we must give him more time yet. As I said the next 5-10 are crucial.
Can't really add much to what's been said already as the last 3 performances have been unacceptable. Hard to put the finger on why the wheels have fallen off. I believe the players are capable of much better. I can't believe you set out to play hoof ball in preparations for each game, but that's what we've been getting. In fact, it's not hoofball because hoofball teams try to pick up second balls, so what we're seeing is just aimless. No manager, no coach, no player plans to play like that surely! Is the team becoming over reliant on Clayton and Tomlin with players standing back waiting for them to dictate the game? If they are then we're in trouble because Claytons passing and decision making today was awful. Rowe's gone in to sulk mode and the other players seem to be going through the motions too with no anticipation, lack of commitment to a game plan and desire to impose themselves on the opposition. I've to date given GMC the benefit of doubt and felt he would grow into the role and become a good manager. Whilst it's highly undesirable to keep changing the manager, we have got to reassess where we are and shake some heads. Realistically, it's only those on the inside who really know what's going on and they will surely be asking questions after these last 3 dire performances.