If we go down where did it go wrong?

[Normandy seagull]

good point Gritt23

20) Letting too many goals in- defense not tight enough

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

14.00 on 31/12/2005

We were not ready for Millwall to come out the second half like that, and since then everything seems to of snowballed to where we are now. Realisticly if we started the season now with everyone on zero points, we would still struggle to stay up. Don't het me wrong am not a McGhee outer, and have thought all year we would struggle, but think we can trace things back to that point.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

I dont think it ever did go wrong at a certain point.

I have some sympathy with Mcghee really, in that he has tried to turn a group of forwards, who quite frankly are not good enough for this division into people who are, ie chopping and changing.

I am just terribly dissapointed, as I thought after the Plymouth game we looked a very good side.....Plymouth it turns out were dreadful, yet they still have turned in better results than us.


I think Leeds away may have been a possible turning point in that we all learne dthe hard lesson that we cant hold a lead!

 

[Normandy seagull]

think plymouth changing their manager made a difference for them- Pulis= good manager

 

[Publius Ovidius]

I would agree with that

 

[Silent Bob]

Exactly, under Williamson they were unfit, disorganised, demoralised.

 

[Normandy seagull]

21) chopping and changing team far too often