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  1. #1

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by J R Hartley View Post
    Oh **** off, stop turning every thread about Ole ffs you boring ****

  2. #2

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by LeningradCowboy View Post
    But has Warnock made them worse players? That is what you originally claimed.
    Some of them yes. They can’t even do the basics anymore some of them.

    Manga used to bring the ball out of defence, he can’t even pass it 10 yards now because theres no movement in front of him.

  3. #3

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    We're out of idea's. Simple as. We've just passed up the opportunity of 5 points and now have the task of getting them against tougher sides.

    The points required has now moved up to 35, the highest it's been for 3 months (it was only 32 on Jan 1st). We need 16 points from 15 games. We need a minimum of 4 wins & 4 draws.

  4. #4

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by Des Parrot View Post
    We're out of idea's. Simple as. We've just passed up the opportunity of 5 points and now have the task of getting them against tougher sides.

    The points required has now moved up to 35, the highest it's been for 3 months (it was only 32 on Jan 1st). We need 16 points from 15 games. We need a minimum of 4 wins & 4 draws.
    In fairness, we've been mainly out of ideas on how to break down teams all season when there's been any sort of onus on us.

    I make it 6 goals from set pieces, 1 penalty, 3 worldies from outside the box, 4 thanks to gifts from Fulham. I can't recall that many really decent team goals all season.

  5. #5

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by Des Parrot View Post
    We're out of idea's. Simple as. We've just passed up the opportunity of 5 points and now have the task of getting them against tougher sides.

    The points required has now moved up to 35, the highest it's been for 3 months (it was only 32 on Jan 1st). We need 16 points from 15 games. We need a minimum of 4 wins & 4 draws.
    5 of those games against the big boys who we dont look like even making a game of it, let alone take a point, so we need 16 from 10 according to your calculations.

    1.6 a game and we’ve been taking 1.18 against sides outside top 6, albeit we’ve played most at home already.

    Need a 35% improvement or rely on another team completely capitulating.

    Not looking great
    .

  6. #6

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by J R Hartley View Post
    5 of those games against the big boys who we dont look like even making a game of it, let alone take a point, so we need 16 from 10 according to your calculations.

    1.6 a game and we’ve been taking 1.18 against sides outside top 6, albeit we’ve played most at home already.

    Need a 35% improvement or rely on another team completely capitulating.

    Not looking great
    .
    I feel the euphoria surrounding the Palace and Leicester away surprises has totally evaporated.

  7. #7

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
    I feel the euphoria surrounding the Palace and Leicester away surprises has totally evaporated.
    Absolutely.

    I think in hindsight after Leicester everyone, myself included, has gone a bit overboard on Camarasa.

    I tend to agree with Tuerto that we are so starved of actual footballers that the a player who shows the slightest little bit of technical skill and we are going overboard.

  8. #8

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by J R Hartley View Post
    Absolutely.

    I think in hindsight after Leicester everyone, myself included, has gone a bit overboard on Camarasa.
    I like Camarasa. In fairness, he did have Ralls alongside him today and Ralls isn't having the greatest of seasons to put it mildly.

  9. #9

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    I hate the notion that we played the same tactics/quality from start to finish last season. The first quarter of the season was exciting and brilliant and the points CARRIED us through..

    then

    HOOFBALL!!!!!!!!

  10. #10

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by jamieccfc View Post
    Was we lucky to notch up 90+ points in the championship last season? I hate this notion that we're lucky to be here ffs we earned the right to be here, Newcastle aren't great and this should've been a game we was targeting to gain points from yet we rolled over like a pig in mud, I just struggle to see what our game plans are we just lump it towards pato no matter what, you see the difference in man utd where under mourinhio the shackles were so far on it effectively held them back we're playing hoillet because he tracks back but offers very little going forward yet it doesn't really make a difference yet Murphy who it looks like he is being punished from the spurs game yet others who have made multiple mistakes get away with it week in week out, if we try the same style against arsenal we will get battered
    Didn’t watch the first half of the season. But the second half!? Lucky? Hell yea. We played like shit then to!

  11. #11

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by Wolff View Post
    Didn’t watch the first half of the season. But the second half!? Lucky? Hell yea. We played like shit then to!
    100% agreed, the second half was a fcking miracle

  12. #12

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    Quote Originally Posted by jamieccfc View Post
    Exactly, take Leeds as an example been doing piss all the last 10+ years now they have a class manager been playing brilliant football and tip of the table, I don't buy this rubbish everyone in the side simply isn't good enough and people making the claim klopp or pep couldn't do it with lesser teams is laughable you only need to look at where Dortmund was before klopp took over there
    Or Man Utd 😂 And how the **** did Molde beat Ajax, Sevilla, Celtic. Fenerbache and so on.
    Nah. It’s all down to luck! Pep could never replicate what Sir Neil has done!

  13. #13

    Re: Thanks Neil but goodbye

    In all of the years reading this messageboard, this is the craziest suggestion I've seen. Warnock is possibly the best manager we've had in my lifetime and has taken us from dissaray to a squad that is easily capable of challenging for automatic promotion again next year (if we go down). Wasn't that the aim at the beginning of the season? We were going to build a squad of players that would strengthen us if we were likely going to be relegated.

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