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  • It's not about the manager.

    Having watched all of the last four games, IMO we need to back Holloway.

    I don't blame the manager. I don't blame the players. What I do blame is the clear lack of quality within the squad.

    Holloway needs to be backed with funds next month to strengthen the squad and fans need to stick behind him, because whatever anyone says about the last 4 games, it's still been far more entertaining to watch then the sheer borefest we had to endure for a year under JFH. Since Ollie's arrived at least we've had a go at teams and showed some attacking intent.

    Holloway needs to add more quality to this team and if he gets the chance to do that then I believe he's the man to turn things around, whip this team into shape, start scoring some goals and winning some games.

    We're not going up and IMO we're not going down. So it's all about backing the manager now and restoring a bit of pride until the end of the season.

    Tactically I can see exactly what Ollie is trying to do on the pitch but he simply does not have the quality in the players to execute it. I don't believe any manager in the world could do it either without better players.

    #RantOver
    #DonsTinHat
    #YMMV
    #IMO
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    • Shania
      #123
      Shania commented
      13-12-2016, 07:54 PM
      Editing a comment
      Originally posted by Stanley
      One year and two months ago was the last time we won a league game from a losing position.

      That stat alone says all you need to know about the state of our team spirit and lack of on-field leadership.
      This post sums it up for me. We now have to get in a few players who can offer leadership and give our group of players a much needed belief in themselves. The process of finding the "right mix of players" has sadly enough resulted in too many lost matches.
    • 1973 ranger
      #124
      1973 ranger commented
      13-12-2016, 08:35 PM
      Editing a comment
      The big question here is how can the board allow their investment to drop another division? That makes no sense at all as what is the point of a 30-40.000 stadium in league 1.
    • Qprtanpa1
      #125
      Qprtanpa1 commented
      14-12-2016, 04:57 PM
      Editing a comment
      I TOTALLY agree with this sentiment. I love seeing Ollie's chest thumping spirit on the sidelines; believe the squad's play HAS been more interesting of late; and that if we recruit a solid striker and midfield threat in January we can close out this season in strong mid table form before positioning ourselves for a strong 2017/18 season.


      Originally posted by Stanley View Post
      Having watched all of the last four games, IMO we need to back Holloway.

      I don't blame the manager. I don't blame the players. What I do blame is the clear lack of quality within the squad.

      Holloway needs to be backed with funds next month to strengthen the squad and fans need to stick behind him, because whatever anyone says about the last 4 games, it's still been far more entertaining to watch then the sheer borefest we had to endure for a year under JFH. Since Ollie's arrived at least we've had a go at teams and showed some attacking intent.

      Holloway needs to add more quality to this team and if he gets the chance to do that then I believe he's the man to turn things around, whip this team into shape, start scoring some goals and winning some games.

      We're not going up and IMO we're not going down. So it's all about backing the manager now and restoring a bit of pride until the end of the season.

      Tactically I can see exactly what Ollie is trying to do on the pitch but he simply does not have the quality in the players to execute it. I don't believe any manager in the world could do it either without better players.

      #RantOver
      #DonsTinHat
      #YMMV
      #IMO
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