15-09-2020, 07:29 PM
(15-09-2020, 05:30 PM)Uwantlee Wrote:(15-09-2020, 05:15 PM)wassy04 Wrote: Who cares about the Barnsley game?! Seriously he played a reserve team so we'd have more time to rebuild fitness ahead of a shortened season. Getting knocked out is a positive!
Again, the Barnsley game was an opportunity to build confidence. If he played a weakened team that he didn’t think would win he should be sacked for that alone.
I’m glad you see losing as a positive, with sabri in charge you should get used to it.
In both games he has said our players weren’t ready. Then fooking get them ready it’s his job.
Also... it’s not the defeat to Barnsley that is the issue. It is the manor of the loss. An opportunity to apply different tactics, play a different way and banish the thought of last season. Nope... we played exactly the same way as we had been at the end of the season and that is the biggest concern.
Exactly. If it were a matter of new additions needing time to gel or get fully fit, not such a problem. I wouldn't mind a loss so much if I saw an evolution in style that didn't quite come off because of team mates still learning to play together.
For me Barnsley and QPR were very, very important games because they have have shown that this evolution is probably not going to happen under Sabri. That has been far more telling than the players who took part IMO.
It's for this reason I'd like to see him go, despite wanting him to stay on at the end of last season. I like his persona, his calm, and his knitwear and I assumed he'd learn a lesson. That hasn't happened and it looks like he just isn't able or willing to implement the kind of football I would pay to watch. So it's a sad but necessary 'au revoir and bonne chance' as far as I'm concerned.