I toss and turn, I keep stressing my mind, I look for peace but see I don't attain what I need for keeps, this silly game we play.

Black and white... Chalk and cheese... Something and something that is the opposite...

Whichever hackneyed phrase you care to choose, it's extraordinary how different the team are playing in so short a space of time. Lots still to improve on but, bloody hell, what a transformation!

The joys of being being the Silky whites eh!

Lewie talks about this in his post-Morecambe interview. After the chat about his record, he talks about the current style of play and how he prefers it (while being respectful to the un-named GA). He expresses pleasure and surprise at how quickly the change has worked - he talks intelligently about how this sort of change normally takes time to instill (as we saw under RM). He says there's more to come, more "to be layered on", with hours on the training pitch etc.

It's in the last minute or two of the interview. It's worth a watch.

https://www.mkdons.com/news/2023/december2/press-conference-dean-lewington-touches-on-tying-an-efl-record/

Imagine if a team of players went on the pitch with no instructions or tactics, they would play how they wanted to, obviously it would be an uncoordinated disaster so the manager sets out a team shape and gives players individual instructions. During the game the players play according to a combination of the instructions they got and their own instincts so the closer they are aligned the better they play, under GA it looked like too many players were doing what wasn't natural leaving it disjointed, under MW the players seem more natural which I think is what Lewie was expressing and why it hasn't taken long to get the basics right.