Welshspur60
Øyvind Leonhardsen
Change your voteI've backed him all along but lastnight was horrific
18 losses this season, 14 last is ridiculous
Even if he wins the EL it's time for him to go

Change your voteI've backed him all along but lastnight was horrific
18 losses this season, 14 last is ridiculous
Even if he wins the EL it's time for him to go
Yeah we have now a lot.of players who suit a fast open game. But angeball starts with load of players up front so there is little space for them to run into.any other variations are so predictable that the players get outdone before they get a chance to initiate anything. We are so easy to play against. No difference under mourinho, a lot less smart.I'm actually quite excited by our squad, packed with great youngsters. Now to get them all clicking, controlling tempo, pass and pass, probe and dink - then in a flash speed it up and put it away, that's what we're missing imho. We do it in some games, not in others, I do question the coaching and players confidence
have you seen our stadium? everything else, especially in europe, feels like farmland, Ange talked about not risking vdv or romero after seeing the pitchwas the alkmaar pitch really bad? alkmaar looked happy playing on it.
Always post when under the influence, hope you had a good nightVDV definitely looks like he has suffered more hamstring injuries under Ange. Sorry if I've got that wrong. Had a few beers and probably shouldn't be posting.
In vino veritasAlways post when under the influence, hope you had a good night....
Not at all Mikey, I think you and everyone are right to question the amount of injuries we have had under Ange - it can't all be coincidence. But in regards to those two players, they were picking up their share of injuries well before Ange came along.Tbf, @harr1984’s stats above would definitely suggest that I was talking s hite, so you’re probably right. Apologies![]()
Not at all Mikey, I think you and everyone are right to question the amount of injuries we have had under Ange - it can't all be coincidence. But in regards to those two players, they were picking up their share of injuries well before Ange came along.
FWIW, I do think since that disastrous outbreak and the reported inquiry into our injury woes I do think Ange/the club have tried to adjust. He has been more cautious in bringing players back from injury, our in game intensity is not always as high/gung ho as it was, has rotated more (to be fair has helped with players coming back) and other elements. Likely too late to save the season of course, but it does look like he's trying to adapt somewhat to negate another occurence of injuries....
It's a fair question. They are definitely erring on the side of caution, but with only the EL left to play for and Danso being a very good CB I can understand it. But they do now need to start getting minutes in the bank, I'm guessing they will both be involved to some extent vs Bournemouth....Do you think it is that pendulum effect of being too far one direction so you got too far the other before finding the middle?
I can remember when VDV and Romero were all slated to return for the Tamworth game. Perhaps they can't get out of the cotton wool at this point as the other extreme.
Every game that he is involved in seems like we give him just a little more rope. It’s getting beyond sad
It feels like a mass wind up. Like there's going to be a Jeremy Beadle style reveal that we've been being managed by shoe shop worker from Sclamhorpe all along.
Yeah Levy employed him on the basis of a fake Wikipedia profile and some conversations with imposter ex-players because, lets face it, no one has actually watched Scottish football. The rumour is that Celtic's actual manager during 2022 and 2023 was a tall skinny black guyWith Agent Ange being part of the Beadle cast and Levy and us being the victims of the wind up?
Those three would all be considerably lower in the league if also playing Europa league games on a Thursday.It's degrees
- Is this squad good enough for top 4 and winning trophies? don't know. looking at Forest, Saudi Sportswashing Machine and Bournemouth in top 7, I'd still argue it has a good shot at it
- Is this squad 13th place bad and losing to fudging AZ? no, not even close.
Why can't it be? The sample size is still too small to be able to infer much.Not at all Mikey, I think you and everyone are right to question the amount of injuries we have had under Ange - it can't all be coincidence. But in regards to those two players, they were picking up their share of injuries well before Ange came along.
FWIW, I do think since that disastrous outbreak and the reported inquiry into our injury woes I do think Ange/the club have tried to adjust. He has been more cautious in bringing players back from injury, our in game intensity is not always as high/gung ho as it was, has rotated more (to be fair has helped with players coming back) and other elements. Likely too late to save the season of course, but it does look like he's trying to adapt somewhat to negate another occurence of injuries....
Feel like the club are just converting their backEvery game that he is involved in seems like we give him just a little more rope. It’s getting beyond sad
Did he really say we suffered as had a long break between games![]()
Yeah, Everton was strike 1 and Thursday was strike 2.I would love to know how anyone can still be Ange in after his excuses are starting to fall away. That he said we needed a rest and to be fresh, well players seem to be given more days off now than they actually spend training, and has over a week without a fixture and still looked completely awful. I can’t see Romero, VDV and Solanke’s return to the team being the magic plaster that makes everything right. I wish it would be but it won’t. We’ve seen enough across the last two seasons to know that this is a project that is failing hard and that we have the basis of what could be a very good squad and it’s having petrol poured over it and a match lit proverbially. How can we waste this squad?! I want Ange out soon as possible.
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