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No strikers, no goals, no points….
Wednesday looks like being a long, cold night. Bet Newcastle won’t play with no strikers.
I have a horrible fealing this season is going to turn out just like 2 years ago…sacked the manager and things got far worse under the replacement.
As I type, Rotherham are still playing, but looking like a win…at this rate we’ll be bottom on Boxing Day :ohmy:
Edit – Rotherham now won
I’m not sure what he is trying to prove with this baffling tactic? Got away with it at Huddersfield when we were fortuitous ( Two stonewall penalties! ) but to adopt the same tactics at home and then again today despite no home joy is baffling?
Let’s hope Sharpey has a word in Yootha’s ear sharpish about the tactics.
This nonsense can’t be allowed to go on.
I’m not sure what he is trying to prove with this baffling tactic? Got away with it at Huddersfield when we were fortuitous ( Two stonewall penalties! ) but to adopt the same tactics at home and then again today despite no home joy is baffling?Good one mate.
Only a couple of minutes from a good point but surely with players in position and setting up and going for a win there is a good chance of getting at least one point.
It’s not just the missing striker it’s the missing attacking left midfielder too.
We did want to see changes after Yootha took over but leaving out the part of the side that was working (Will) wasn’t it. Leaving him out and losing your main attacking midfielder wasn’t it either.
Ok it worked at Huddersfield but the last two weeks it hasn’t.
Crazy days indeed!!!Only a couple of minutes from a good point but surely with players in position and setting up and going for a win there is a good chance of getting at least one point.
It’s not just the missing striker it’s the missing attacking left midfielder too.
We did want to see changes after Yootha took over but leaving out the part of the side that was working (Will) wasn’t it. Leaving him out and losing your main attacking midfielder wasn’t it either.
Ok it worked at Huddersfield but the last two weeks it hasn’t.
Crazy days indeed!!!There is also the chance of being taken apart.
I agree at home we should start on the front foot but away I am happy to see this kind of plan.
Regards Yanic, he sees him as a striker and likes to have pace in his side (which will doesnt have) so get used to it. Personally I would play both but I don’t get paid to make that call.
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