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Are you saying that there's no likelihood of the new assistant coach having been in the ear of Riza and putting forward suggestions that might benefit the way we play?
Are you saying that there's no likelihood of the new assistant coach having been in the ear of Riza and putting forward suggestions that might benefit the way we play?
In four working days, i would say that it's unlikely. Obviously i can't be certain though. Shaw wouldn't even know all of the players names yet.
.... and that Riza might have taken on board those opinions and thereby Shaw would have had an influence.
You went from categorically saying "none", to... "unlikely", to... "it couldn't be ruled out".
whatever Shaw did or didn't say, i doubt very much that it would have been enough for Riza to change playing tyle and formation today, considering he's only been with the club less than a week. If you think that there's some possibility that shaw was instrumental in todays victory then that's up to you. I very much doubt it though, people read a bit too much into things (in my opinion)
whatever Shaw did or didn't say, i doubt very much that it would have been enough for Riza to change playing tyle and formation today, considering he's only been with the club less than a week. If you think that there's some possibility that shaw was instrumental in todays victory then that's up to you. I very much doubt it though, people read a bit too much into things (in my opinion)
Well, I'm open-minded to the thought that Shaw might already have had some influence.
Of course, I don't know for sure, but it couldn't be ruled out - which your initial post seemed to do.
Well, I'm open-minded to the thought that Shaw might already have had some influence.
Of course, I don't know for sure, but it couldn't be ruled out - which your initial post seemed to do.
It’s pretty clear that Riza knows and trusts Shaw and in a case like that, I think it’s perfectly possible that the new coach had a say in the tactical change involving Chambers as sometimes a fresh set of eyes looking at a problem can point out things others were missing because they were too close to see the bigger picture.
On the other hand, they could have read about Chambers’ false number five role on my blog :xmashehe:
Shaw 100% won that match. He was on the blower to Tan early morning and they discussed a tactical plan to win the match. Round lunch time Shaw bought the whole team a pint and a bag of crisp (O dowda refused due to geo political/religious reason) to win the team over like. Then at half time he gave everyone a good rub down.We won. This happened 100% i was there and saw it with my own eyes. not speculation at all.
Shaw 100% won that match. He was on the blower to Tan early morning and they discussed a tactical plan to win the match. Round lunch time Shaw bought the whole team a pint and a bag of crisp (O dowda refused due to geo political/religious reason) to win the team over like. Then at half time he gave everyone a good rub down.We won. This happened 100% i was there and saw it with my own eyes. not speculation at all.
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