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I never saw how going down could possibly be a positive.
I do now.
10 points from 12 is solid. And I enjoy the style of play, it's just about getting the final ball to get more potent shots off. But I think it's all starting to gel together.
Plymouth seem to be falling apart before our eyes, so it seems that might not be as hard a game as envisioned. But Luton away is going to be one of the toughest of the season. If we can get a comfortable win there, my confidence skyrockets. Even a draw will give me confidence, given we lost against them twice last season.
The final ball and around the 18 yard box is difficult because, the majority of teams are parking the bus, with 8/9/10 players in the last 3rd. We’re going to get way more chances by stretching the game.Originally Posted by Coyote
Tough away game back-to-back, so a point would be brilliant, especially after last year. We need some reinforcements, and he deserves all the support!
Playing against teams that actually want to play football might suit us better, as this style under BBM will mean a team has to try and compete with us, possession, winning the ball back etc
It should also help that we’re hopefully able to get more space to play in and around them
Teams like Rotherham, Wimbledon etc are more interested in trying not to concede than actually going out trying to win the game, and they’ll be more of that to come throughout the season
One thing in our favour is we keep going and the players appear to have bought in too BBM and his style
After 10-12 games we’ll have a better idea of what this league is all about and although it’s early days I’m really enjoying watching us play and seeing the youngsters develop
Yes, to be delivering with players he has inherited is phenomenal. Imagine what he will do when he gets a few of his signings on the pitch.
Lawlor and Fish nailed on centre half starters now, which is good for continuity. Great start to the season.
And both working well with Trott and the fullbacks, it's a solid unit.
Last season was like watching dodge ums and darleks attempting to pass the ball to each other.
Last season, there seemed little evidence of fight when it was needed.
Things are improving all the time, and it was pleasing to see a 1-0 win away from home, with the goal in the dying minutes. It made me think of a team mentality that our Neil would be looking to cultivate.
I think getting rid of a lot of the experienced pros has helped the youngsters massively. The look like they are enjoying the responsibility and freedom to play. Plus BBMs background is obviously with developing youngsters.
It'll be interesting to see what effect on the dynamic having Ng back and a couple of other signings will make. But it's a really promising start.
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