14-08-2021, 07:15 PM
(14-08-2021, 06:50 PM)zicorice Wrote:(14-08-2021, 06:40 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Look, I share the frustrations and I know Uwantlee has said the same since day 1 about CH so fair enough. I just dont think losing today was down to CH. Also think ripping it up and sacking the manager now ends the season before it starts and would jeopardise any potential incomings before the end of the month.
Whilst I agree with most of this. It was frustrating today and I doubt any of the options CH had would have done much more - aside from Carvalho, who carried his confidence with him from Wednesday.
But you are wasting your time with certain folk who post gleefully on here after a defeat, but are very quiet when we win.
With 2 wins in 16, something will no doubt change one way or another soon. Personally I am hoping its our results and not the manager that changes, but that's clearly not the case for all of our "supporters". You know who you are.
Here it is again, trying to discredit people who criticize Hughton. I don't see glee on here.
Calling people "supporters"? How about you respond to what they are criticizing if you disagree, not make snidey attacks on the people, as if you're better than them.
Bournemouth had 6 first teamers out, but we didn't take it to them. Their best player was sent off with half an hour left, yet we played with 2 defensive midfielders and left the guy most able to unlock a defence on the bench until minute 83. Alternatively if he wanted to persist with crosses from wide, why not have Taylor and Grabban up top. Against 10 men is a time you can.
Our style of play is not to use the middle much anyway, but give it wide and put hopeful crosses in. Similar stuff last season, Hughton seems to do that. There has been no porgression on how we play, it's like he just wants to do that but have better players to do it. Its from yesteryear.