(28-08-2021, 05:57 PM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote:(28-08-2021, 05:41 PM)SSM Wrote:(28-08-2021, 05:39 PM)Marinakis Red Wrote:(28-08-2021, 05:36 PM)Colnago Wrote:(28-08-2021, 05:33 PM)Strawberry Avenger Wrote: Agree on your last point.
Negative manager? I sure the Brighton and Newcastle fans were quite happy with him when his teams scored sack fulls of goals on the way to promotion. Suggests that any style of football is down to the choice selecting good players. And Forest are still short of the players that will allow Hughton to put teams to the sword and play 'that way.'
So.
How about we SEE where it gets us?
It might take a bit of patience. I'm happy to go through the pain barrier.
I didn't find Brennan's goal boring at all. I thought the lads did well 2nd half. It was slightly agricultural at times. It's a local derby.
With a bit more quality, Forest go on to win that. I'm looking forward to the transfer deadline...and a couple (or 3!) quality signings.
SA.
Your watching a different game to me fella
But life would be boring if we all agreed
The sooner he’s gone the better in my book
Now then. SA is bordering insane to be fair. Sniffer needs to regulate the forum :D
Joking sniffer it is tough but my days SA must be drinking something different to the rest of us.
47 league games. We've scored more than once on just 7 (seven!!!) occasions.
I think 4/5 of those are against relegated sides too.
Chris Hughton's Abject Army
And the chances are the next manager will not produce a prolific scoring side either; attempting to turn out an attacking side without a centre forward is not the easiest.
We desperately need players through the door, the problem is our new CEO does not know the meaning of desperately
Most of the top scorers in the game now are the advanced midfielders, forwards are used to move defenders, hold the ball up and create space.
There are a number of players in this squad just waiting for a forward thinking manager to give them some freedom. Mighten, Johnson and Zinckernagel all possess fantastic and varied qualities.
Problem is, the current manager worries about what they can't do, so they rarely get opportunity to show what they can.
If the game was purely about players, then why do clubs even employ managers, why do he hire and fire them? Surely it's just about putting the best ones on the pitch and now the system you have them playing in, or the mentality to which you impose on them?
He's holding them back.