Ex-managers are only ever responsible for the shit things we can blame them for.
Not really. You seem to be reaching for “good stuff Fabian, bad stuff RDZ” from a moody stream in the jungle.
It was an easy win we tried our best to lose but thankfully failed.
Yeah, was in a different thread where I highlighted that. No, no agenda here, just trying to provide some analysis of what I watched, like we used to do in the old days on here before it became all unnecessarily argumentative and abusive
Agree with this. Strange one. Seemed clear we were giving them too much time and space out wide. Noticeable from early on and shock they kept doing it. Surprised Fab didn’t react to it tbh. Needed to get tighter and defend wider whilst others tracked the runners.
Correct.
After that superb half of football, you thought there were huge question marks over the majority of the team?
I don't necessarily disagree with whatever your take was (haven't read it yet) but from reading thousands of old threads during the pandemic, I will tell you those days never existed on this iteration of NSC.Yeah, was in a different thread where I highlighted that. No, no agenda here, just trying to provide some analysis of what I watched, like we used to do in the old days on here before it became all unnecessarily argumentative and abusive
In fact, let’s get down to brass tacks on that.
I'm agreeing that I've got to try and get another hour or so's shut-eye or I'll be knackered tomorrow.
So Hurzeler's total failure to un-school them in de Zerbi ball is the problem?
Yes. That did feel like a real turning point. But I think he had the hump first - which led to that really odd performance and defeat.
I thought Steele had a really good game apart from what looked like a cockup for their 2nd (couldn’t really see from where I was sitting).
If you include the preseason friendlies it’s P10 W8 D2 L0. What the f*** do people want from a new coach?
