A turning point in our season?

[surge]

Not Wolves under Nuno then.....

That comparison is a way to say that I think we are evolving (a process) but not going to become a "progressive side" or move away from being physical and enjoying set-pieces - why should we when increasingly progressive teams are looking to get most out of set-pieces themselves?

We can be compared to many teams.

- Palace in how several players all out of contract at same time and we have big opportunity for change in the summer
- Arsenal in how we're putting a lot of faith in younger players we think have good potential, and probably our best bet to going back up, but it will still be a tricky path
- Wolves to make use of manager's names that rhyme and show predominantly defensive football doesn't have to be ugly or only played by dinosaurs.

I read one of your posts earlier that said we had been a car crash and thought we basically share the same view of where we've been. From what I can tell, the difference in view is how we feel about what we're doing currently and what that can lead to.

[The Lone Gunman]

We can be compared to many teams.

Cardiff when things turned to shite under Warnock and Cardiff when things turned to shite under Harris spring to mind.