Sabri - Snap Poll 2

[the jock]

Hughton equals promotion

[PsychoStooge]

I guess the vague debate is does he get a stay of execution due to having to assimilate so many new players at once?

Assimilate them into what though? Usually you can get a sense of whats happening tactically when new players are gelling but at the moment it's very hard to see what the end result is supposed to be, we have players who can play through the lines now but instead we still sit deep and hoof it to Ameobi as the main 'tactic', it shows no signs of progress or getting better imo.

[wassy04]

I guess the vague debate is does he get a stay of execution due to having to assimilate so many new players at once?

Assimilate them into what though? Usually you can get a sense of whats happening tactically when new players are gelling but at the moment it's very hard to see what the end result is supposed to be, we have players who can play through the lines now but instead we still sit deep and hoof it to Ameobi as the main 'tactic', it shows no signs of progress or getting better imo.

I didnt say it wasn't a one sided debate! I agree its the lack of any sort of adjustment tactically that makes it hard to continue to back him

[PsychoStooge]

I guess the vague debate is does he get a stay of execution due to having to assimilate so many new players at once?

Assimilate them into what though? Usually you can get a sense of whats happening tactically when new players are gelling but at the moment it's very hard to see what the end result is supposed to be, we have players who can play through the lines now but instead we still sit deep and hoof it to Ameobi as the main 'tactic', it shows no signs of progress or getting better imo.

I didnt say it wasn't a one sided debate! I agree its the lack of any sort of adjustment tactically that makes it hard to continue to back him

No I know you didn't mate, didn't mean to sound harsh if I did, was a genuine question because perhaps others can see what I'm missing, a reason that Sabri should be given time.

[PsychoStanleyStone]

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[Madforit]

I voted Yes, he hasn't learnt anything from last season and won`t change, we need someone who will be able to take us forward and not backwards as Lamouchi is unfortunately.

[the jock]

What are the arguments to keep him?

[johnwhal]

Votes yes. New players but same old failed tactics. Does not, or cannot change.

[ThePromisedLand]

Sadly it has to be a Yes - the guy needs to be put out of his misery.
Act now - and save our season.

It’s time Sniff for you to share the name of the guy who made you fall off your chair ( we all know he won’t come - but what harm can it do to share ).

[Uwantlee]

Sorry but I think this is a joke. It's only a few days since the last poll where the majority wanted him to stay and be given time. It's nice to see that 1 game is all the time those people would afford.

I have been sabri out since the Barnsley cup game where it was clear he hadn't learnt or changed from the mistakes of last season.

[Salvatore Matrecano]

What are the arguments to keep him?

That the next bloke who comes in will struggle too, he demands more players in January to fit his preferred style, we sign yet more mediocrity, finish 10th, next manager sacked, bomb squad up to 30 players and round we go again next year.

[PsychoStooge]

What are the arguments to keep him?

That the next bloke who comes in will struggle too, he demands more players in January to fit his preferred style, we sign yet more mediocrity, finish 10th, next manager sacked, bomb squad up to 30 players and round we go again next year.

That isn't a positive about Sabri though. That's an assumed negative about his replacement.