That was shockingly bad. And for someone so famed for his tactical acumen......barely anything changed. For such a horrific performance, surely you use your 5 subs?
He used most of them, didn't he? Bergvall, Odobert, Udogie, Tel - we didn't have anyone else left on to affect the game in an attacking sense.
In general, it's just one of those pre-international break games where the players look disinterested and are trying to protect themselves from injury. We were brick at these long before Frank, we will be brick at them long after.
And Bournemouth are the absolute worst sort of team to come up against in that situation, because they will press like absolute madmen for 80 minutes before the gas runs out, and they predictably did.
You can see Iraola's strengths and weaknesses in that approach - it's a madman rush of energy that tries to get the game wrapped up before the legs go. It works at the start of seasons when they have a lot of energy, it works at the end when everyone is exhausted. In between is when they basically crash because they start getting tired while others who aren't quite as gung-ho have reserves of energy to draw on.
It's also clear why they get so many injuries, because that style is utterly unsustainable over a long period without injuries.
On the whole, it's a reminder that this is the start of a journey, not the end - a long way to go to get a team that can cope with the sort of manic energy Bournemouth have early in the season. But, positives too - Bergvall looked great when he came on, Udogie being back gives us some much-needed width on the left, and Vicario was excellent.
Let's take it on the chin, and move on.
