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  • New players - how much difference will they make?

    Obviously, we need far more quality in the side, but my fear is that it wont make much difference who we buy unless the tactics change. When we played 442 vs Man City, there was a dramatic improvement, and I thought Warnock came to his senses - but reverting back to 5 4 1, when you are one of the lowest scorers in the league and losing game after game, does not make any sense.

    To me, we have decent enough players to stay up and play good football, but this formation and players out of position will never help us score. On paper, I still believe we are better than Norwich, and Swansea - but our better players are either on the bench, on in the wrong position.

    Even if Rooney came in up front on his own, he wouldnt make much difference, the strikers need more support. Continuing with Mackie will never get us anywhere. A decent squad player, but no more.

    We have a very exciting attacking side when we want to, with Taraabt, SWP, even JB, DJ and HH - but instead we play 3 defensive style midfielders, with no pace - and a lone striker up front who is in his mid 30s. Its clear to me, that this will not help us score goals.

    Will Warnock continue to play these tactics when new players come in? If so, we still wont score goals.

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    Dando, we don't need far more quality in the side, we need far BETTER quality.
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    • #3
      well if we don't sign anyone we go down so obviously new players will make a huge difference.....quite simple really.
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      • #4
        Have to agree, but that does ask the question, is the main problem the squad, or the manager?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by OldSchool View Post
          Have to agree, but that does ask the question, is the main problem the squad, or the manager?
          have to say its the manager who assembled the squad.butt ends with him im affraid!!
          you know nothing john snow!!!!

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          • #6
            My thoughts exactly! If it were my money, i'd be very wary of entrusting it to Warnock after some of the baffling decisions he's been making!

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            • #7
              you guys need to stop thinking just cos you spend money on players enough, we can bring some of the best players on the prem if we set up wrong it doesnt matter?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by OldSchool View Post
                My thoughts exactly! If it were my money, i'd be very wary of entrusting it to Warnock after some of the baffling decisions he's been making!
                oldschool .firstly welcome to the forum old chap..........me n you read off the same hymn book..........so far warnock has shown diddly squat as a wiley investor of players.........hulse/bothroyd/puncheon/perone/..........hardly set our place alight!!
                you know nothing john snow!!!!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by rangerforevereastcote View Post
                  you guys need to stop thinking just cos you spend money on players enough, we can bring some of the best players on the prem if we set up wrong it doesnt matter?
                  ......that was wrote in the style of the old 'peter and jane' school books when i was five!!
                  you know nothing john snow!!!!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by OldSchool View Post
                    Have to agree, but that does ask the question, is the main problem the squad, or the manager?
                    Both

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Rebel R's View Post
                      Both
                      to an extent..............but playing players out of position is the managers fault totally imho!
                      you know nothing john snow!!!!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Factamondo View Post
                        ......that was wrote in the style of the old 'peter and jane' school books when i was five!!
                        emotional, facto

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                        • #13
                          .........that accounts for the terrible english old chap
                          you know nothing john snow!!!!

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                          • #14
                            I think it is a mixture of both too, and without new players - we would go down for sure. But ive seen how well the team is capable of playing, such as Stoke, Wolves, Man City, Newcastle - and im pretty sure in most of these games we played in an attacking way, and our players were played in the correct positions? If we had continued that in other games - maybe we would have more points

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Factamondo View Post
                              .........that accounts for the terrible english old chap
                              qpr putting me through the most extreme of emotions facto am convinced that my heart attack will come whilst watching them

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