The Premier League 2023/24

[wassy04]

Good stuff thank you, pretty much sums up the points that we so far at least have not really improved.

Do you have the same stats defensively? 

It is also worth noting in Nuno's defence he has yet to play against Burnley or Sheff Utd or Palace or Everton so the stats should improve with the easier matches.

I was just reading am Athletic article that Nuno was booed briefly at the end of the game. The intangible factor of the unity provided by Cooper is a big miss.

You are joking right?

Cooper more or less sacked himself.

He was barely  on speaking terms with anyone at the club when he left and he was struggling to put 11 players on the field who were willing to put a shift in for him.

The unity was zero and like I have said a thousand times he made his own position untenable. 

When is the penny going to drop with some of you lot?

Yeah as User said above, I was specifically referring to the crowd support that he had and which didn't disappear during bad runs or even at the end.

We were in a position that very few clubs have been in where the crowd were supportive of the team despite perceived underperformance due pretty much solely to Cooper (given most of the players that helped him have gone). 

Not sure there'd have been booing at the end of the game in the Cooper era. It's obviously not Nuno's fault and he is unlikely to ever get this level of support.

To be honest I didn't hear any booing at Luton but it was loud and clear for everyone to hear at Fulham.

Once again before anyone starts that is just the truth.

I'm willing to trust the media that have reported it.

It's not a great comparison given we drew on Saturday and were hammered 5-0 by Fulham.