If you cast your mind back to the Blackburn game a similar thing happened. Eleven against eleven we looked well on top and likely to get a victory. As soon as Dunn got sent off everything changed. They dropped deep , we struggled to break them down and they started hitting us on the break. That’s why we’re a better team away from home where we can hit teams on the break. At home if the opposition pack the defence we don’t have the guile to unlock them.
That’s not spin but it’s just the way it is.
Spot on Manny but if as a manager you can see teams frustrating his team a good manager comes up with a plan B. Our manager is still basically trying the same tactics 3 years later and guess what, it still doesn’t work :woohoo:
