Completely schooled by Wagner again in this first half, I thought we would set out to attack a relegation rival like Huddersfield not play two right backs on our right hand side, offering nothing going forward. Baldock and Hemed should have started up front.
[Albion] Is this the first big question mark over Hughton's managerial ability?
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larus
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Please do us all a favour and f*ck off.
Go support your first team if that’s what you really think.
Tw*t.
Go support your first team if that’s what you really think.
Tw*t.
dadams2k11
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Would love to bump this thread at full time.
Charlies Shinpad
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We need to retain possession better if we are going to get anything out of this and may have to switch and bring Sam on to play up top with GM and take Gross off
Albion Dan
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That’s ridiculously harsh. The OP has asked a valid question and it’s very hard to argue against the reality of what’s happening on the pitch!
Seagull by the Sea
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- May 22, 2013
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I think he is being very loyal to certain players but changes should have been made as even the best players in the world get ‘rotated’ at this level.
I think it’s strange that Kayal cannot get a game at all, we cannot realistically expect Stephens, Propper and Gross to play every single game and perform at their best without a break at some point, IMHO of course.
No, he gets tested every week and has done OK wouldn't you say? We are appalling so far today but that will happen from time to time.
Baldock hasn't played for bloody ages, would've been suicidal to start him.
Schelotto and Brown both clearly not match fit which doesn't help.
Schelotto and Brown both clearly not match fit which doesn't help.
GloryDays
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I don't think you'll need to do that.
Papa Lazarou
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Huddersfield press us - who'd have thought?
Would have been a funny 
thread, but I have the sneaking suspicion this ingrate means it.
thread, but I have the sneaking suspicion this ingrate means it.
It's not even vaguely a valid question in spite of what's happening on the pitch.
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
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No it is not a test.
We may lose today. We may lose the Spurs game.
Judge Hughton based on where we are at the end of the season. Then remember who took us up.
We may lose today. We may lose the Spurs game.
Judge Hughton based on where we are at the end of the season. Then remember who took us up.
Not again.
Albion Dan
Banned
Why isn’t it a valid question?
larus
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I took offence to the “question marks over CH ability”. If he thinks that, then he knows sweet fa.
Things don’t always go to plan, but some are too bloody quick to slag people off. Does my head in.
GloryDays
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Have they been injured? I recall Brown was at the start of the season, but worrying if that is the case since not a valid excuse. Seem immobile. Brown a shadow of the player of last season.
perth seagull
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This game is more important than playing Man Utd, Liverpool or Spurs. It's a six pointer, and we're throwing it away.
So I'm curious why CH decided not to go with our strongest line up as usual, and rest players in those games against the Big Six sides which we are likely to lose anyway.
So I'm curious why CH decided not to go with our strongest line up as usual, and rest players in those games against the Big Six sides which we are likely to lose anyway.
The team selection is open to some questions but it's not Hughton to blame, it's the players who have been woeful.