For me it's more a case of who comes in. Why change unless you are going to spend big and almost guarantee success.
Last season before he joined we were linked with Campelos from Portugal and no one had heard of him or Bulut.
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For me it's more a case of who comes in. Why change unless you are going to spend big and almost guarantee success.
Last season before he joined we were linked with Campelos from Portugal and no one had heard of him or Bulut.
Some signs of a way of playing that, with a bit more time and a little strengthening in key positions can be built on for a promotion push.
Some plan to score goals other than from set pieces.
A plan B when plan A hasn't worked.
A team I actually want to go and watch.
I have no hope in the club to recruit anybody better
Bulut: 'reluctant stay'
Tan won't give any manager a decent budget
Next season the players we loaned out will come back, plus a few frees.
It will turn out to be an even worse season
Who will want to mansge that?
But would the top striker be isolated on his own up front and the attacking midfielder be expected to work harder in defence? It's impossible for me to imagine Bulut setting up any differently, even with some new signings.
I take your point about the possibility of them appointing a Trollope/Hudson if they did replace him though.
What kind of club are we if we're scared of that outcome? What does it say about us? Just look at the dross our bunch have appointed and with two PL promotions blown amongst it too. But yes, I've no faith in their ability to make a decent replacement. But this one's not going to change no matter how much money we spend. Isn't the real fear we'll end up in another cycle of high wages and long contracts for players who are sh*t? I give you Wintle as exhibit A. I, personally, put Rails as exhibit B but I don't get all teary-eyed over him leaving and would have given him an engraved clock or something like the olden days.
I think he would have, we started the season much more positively and then switched tactics to more defensive, I think partly because his two best creative attacking midfielders got injured, but also because despite scoring two in many of the first thirteen games we were conceding a lot.
We need a class number 10 like a fit Ramsey and a better more intelligent striker like Heišar Helguson and we could leave the defence and defensive midfielders to defend our half.
If he gets a chance time will tell, but I think we are still at stage one in our team development.
NCB having an absolute mare in this thread.
Ha ha that's so funny good one
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Yes, we have more points than last season and have avoided being near relegation, helped by a good start to the season. At the very beginning of the season I wrote that I believed it would take Bulut four years to turn us into a team that could achieve promotion and have a chance of sustaining it.
But right now I have absolutely no reason to believe his negative style will enable us to move forward next season. His tactics are to build from the back. We are allowing teams to press us, in fact inviting teams to press us. He has raved about Goutas, McGuiness and Phillips yet we have conceded over 60 goals. As defenders they are better than that.
As I asked earlier what will be different next season? What needs to be different?
Will he change tactics? Can he change?
I remember Robinsons last game before his "6 month virus" lol... hard to say that out loud to myself.
Anyways. Robinson argued with Bulut around 30minutes into the match. Bulut was pointing up in the air (its his tell tale sign he wants to play some hoofball) and Robinsion can be clearly seen pointing down to his feet.
Lets just say he was hooked early and caught a "virus". Bulut strikes me as a terrible coach.