So . . . . our recent debacle, now possibly over . . . it was all HIS fault, then. Possibly. 
Nathan Jones, Luron two games in charge, no shots on target
- Thread starter Harry Wilson's tackle
- Start date
Got something to say or just want fewer pesky ads? Join us... 😊
Dawn Korus
Active member
He's only had one game
So . . . . our recent debacle, now possibly over . . . it was all HIS fault, then. Possibly.
One game. A clean sheet against the best away side in the division
OzMike
Well-known member
Needs at least half a dozen games to have any impact.
Superphil
Dismember
Like he had for us
OzMike
Well-known member
Don't think he was given that many was he?
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
2 games ? Who was the other one against ?
skipper734
Registered ruffian
He had a long time working and observing most of the players in those two games. It was astounding.
Diego Napier
Well-known member
- Mar 27, 2010
- 4,416
So . . . . our recent debacle, now possibly over . . . it was all HIS fault, then. Possibly.
Hadn't he left when we lost to Rotherham, our worst performance of the season?
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Luron is that in Portugal or somewhere
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,792
Pedant
Diego Napier
Well-known member
- Mar 27, 2010
- 4,416
Yes, possibly!
Although after his brief time in charge, I am a Jones fan (who can forget that Fulham game) and think it was a shame he didn't get a few more games in charge to prove his worth.
seagullwedgee
Well-known member
- Aug 9, 2005
- 3,072
I know some LTFC season ticket holders. They tell me their squad is just unfit, not been trained hard enough by John Still, not pushing themselves to train the extra mile. Still's tactical coaching techniques were chronic, they seem to be poorly rehearsed in just about all aspects of the game. So, put that lot together and you have a group of individuals who if they get a result it's more by fortune than by design. This will take NJ a while to unravel and improve, both fitness and organisation and tactics. There is apparently also a fair bit of deadwood in the match day squad. He has his work cut out, don't expect mega quick results because of the issues he faces, but he is a great tactician and a good motivator so I'm sure he will succeed here, even if succeed just means keeping them in the league this year.
Wedgee
Wedgee
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
So . . . . our recent debacle, now possibly over . . . it was all HIS fault, then. Possibly.
Look what happens when u try to be humorous
el punal
Well-known member
I thought I would be a real clever clogs and respond with 'Come you Hatters!' in Portuguese. The only problem was that the search came up as 'F*** all you haters!'
Rather appropriate for Luton don't you think?
- Thread starter
- #17
As a hypothesis, this was, on reflection, poor. Having checked the facts, he wasn't in charge when Luton lost on Jan 2. Clearly I was being facetious, but having got my facts wrong, and having written 'Luron' instead of Luton, I think it's time I desist from starting whimsical threads, especially after I've had a few. Apologies.
Lurchy
Well-known member
- Jul 2, 2014
- 2,422
Completely different situations. With us he knew the players strengths and weaknesses- but with Luton he is starting from scratch, won't be until the start of next season until he has even started to mould them into the team he wants / need them to be.
You have to remember............Luton sacked their manager. They didn't sack him for no reason, so Nathan has probably inherited a squad not good enough for the division they are in. You only need to think back to what CH inherited at Brighton.
You always learn from every manager you work under - What he has probably learned from Chris is that you try and steady the ship defensively until you ensure you don't get relegated and then you build your own team after that.
Nathan will do well if he gets the time to do it - He is extremely enthusiastic and driven young manager. The problem he has got is that if he fails at Luton he may not be given the opportunity again. Much like Chris at Newcastle. If he had failed there he probably wouldn't have got another job as manager at that level again. Luckily he succeeded up there
You always learn from every manager you work under - What he has probably learned from Chris is that you try and steady the ship defensively until you ensure you don't get relegated and then you build your own team after that.
Nathan will do well if he gets the time to do it - He is extremely enthusiastic and driven young manager. The problem he has got is that if he fails at Luton he may not be given the opportunity again. Much like Chris at Newcastle. If he had failed there he probably wouldn't have got another job as manager at that level again. Luckily he succeeded up there
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
And lucky to get the Brighton managers job too