14-09-2020, 07:48 PM
(14-09-2020, 07:08 PM)ozzyten10 Wrote: I’m guilty of overreacting. I think it’s a hangover from the collapse last season that is still raw. The drab performance at Barnsley didn’t help and the qpr match compounded it. What worries me was the managers comments ‘Of course, we are disappointed because the first half was not so bad but we were not good enough to keep the point and not good enough to score in a good time.’
The first half was appalling.
I’m all for sticking with him but didn’t enjoy the majority of our home games last year.
I do hope he turns it around and do not agree with the scapegoating of Yates.
Did QPR outplay us in the first half. We were not brilliant but QPR were no better. It was disjointed from both teams with players getting to know each other. Typical first match of the league season. We made some individual errors which cost us the points. Cue fan base meltdown.
