cornerdon26 wrote:
DippyDon wrote:
Because ultimately, it's a results based business and when you've lost 81% of your games in a season, then doing it the way you've always done isn't the right thing to do.
Whilst true, there is no guarantee doing it another way will change the outcome. Furthermore almost every other team in Premier League history who have been relegated haven't played Russ-ball - so this idea that the style of play is the problem seems flawed.. There is no right way to do it, there is no guaranteed formula. Some like yourself and probably most people would say they need to adapt, I say try to continue coaching and improve the individuals to iron out the mistakes. A lot of the goals conceded are from stupidity and comical errors, rather than being exposed by impressive presses from opponents.
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The true definition of madness is repeating the same action, over and over, hoping for a different result
13/16 losses. That’s the only thing that matters here. I don’t care if his possession stats are good, he didn't win games and while their fans will thank him for Wembley, that squad was good enough to win the league but the same issues he saw with us were evident there too.