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Fabulous win on the back of two really bad results - and a great performance to boot. Fair play to Warburton for mixing things up. Our starting 11 looked the best yet for me. Very happy R tonight. COYRs!!!!!
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I think MW has to be given lots of credit for this win, he freshened things up with 3 changes, we looked very good passing the ball around and were rewarded with the 2 goals, some of the passing was fabulous to see, we did lots of it for the 1st part of the second half, remember they had no more subs to make and we made them chase the ball, for the last 15 minutes or so we defended stoutly and hit them on the counter and took advantage of our subs, it was a good game plan that was well executed and a joy to watch!@gatorTFCComment
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Looking forward to replay. Great that there are some positions and formations that can be changed out. Central midfield and defence have some depth, need to find some help for the wingabcks and get at least one of the other strikers firing. Be good to Kelman given some time off the bench.Originally posted by gator View PostComment
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Very disappointed.
A Perfectly good neighbour "disappeared" still no Dykes winner
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Just watched pearsons interview on the city Web site.
what a load of boll cks he is talking sounds like he's fed up already.
looking forward to the next game.
Hope he plays the same team and doesn't fu ck about with it.Comment
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I think that is the most back to back home games they have ever lost.Originally posted by BuffaloMinds Are Like Parachutes.
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It was actually 3, maybe 4, posters who directly suggested Pearson as a potential replacement for Warburton. These mentions were made over a 3 month period which included the months of November and December when we failed to win a single game.Originally posted by QPROslo View Post
I don't think it was unreasonable to discuss Warburton's performance and future at that juncture. Normally, if anybody questions Warburton's status as manager the usual suspects respond with "who would you have then"? This is quite a reductive question, maybe designed to deflect the discourse away from discussing Warburton or to posit the idea that a manager of Warburton's calibre is the best a piddly club like ours should expect? Whatever, THEY ask for some names so some names get tossed in the ring. I don't think this equated to any sort of groundswell of agitation to get Pearson in - it was merely a name bandied about amongst others
Beyond that I dunno what your facile Pearson V Warburton point is? One gaffer with nigh on 2 years knowledge of his team against one who took reigns of a struggling rudderless team 5 minutes ago... proves eff all really. I'd guess any normal unbiased comparison of the two would deem Pearson to have the better record but who actually cares? Neither Warburton nor Pearson will be our manager next season.Comment
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He will be our manager next season unless he’s taken by a bigger club than us .Originally posted by BuffaloComment
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C'mon. If every time we win one game people start praising Warburton I can't let it slide can I? I have no wish to discuss Warburton, I've kept my gob shut over the recent useless results - we're that close to end of season it's pointless to speculate. Wait til end of season, take stock of where we are and the 90+ games Warburton has been in charge and then make a judgement. Meanwhile, if I see any clownish pre-emptive support for more Warburton I'll have to present a counter view. It's them what start it, not me!Originally posted by Buffalo
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You planted your flag in the ground regarding Warburton a long time ago , your not going to change that view regardless of what happens between now and the end of the season .That’s your opinion and your entitled to it but if your not seeing progress on a smaller budget year on year that would surprise me .Originally posted by Abseits View PostComment
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And Warbs suddenly became a better manager in Jan at the same time a better players were brought in?Originally posted by Abseits View Post
Warbs and his team did the best they could in the first half of the season with a squad that were only just good enough to stay out of the bottom three.
If anything the second half of the season had shown that a bigger budget would not be a gamble in his hands. His stock has increased and his position is safe. I'm looking forward to next season with Warbs in charge and a bigger budget for key positions.Comment
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was a good win but Bristol were a very poor team but yo can only beat whats in front of youComment
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Only just been able to watch the highlights of this game and am pleased to see that it was a very good team performance, so well done.
A great cross from Kane, who seems to be getting better at delivering crosses. Also good work from Wallace in getting forward. Was pleased with Field and Johansen in midfield and a good solid debut from De Wijs.
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