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When you post who the manager should/could select, players we should/could target for recruitment, players we should/could sell, why certain players are being selected/not selected, you are writing hypothetical statements.
You certainly spend as much time as anyone else on here in speculation, it’s why we visit the site. But, you appear to have a mental block where managers are concerned?
If I understand your point, you think it irrelevant which manager takes over a squad because it won’t matter – it is purely down to player quality?
Interesting as managers across multiple clubs have been able to get better results from squads who failed under their previous managers.
He’s an example of a very good player who just lacks that bit of magic.
On the subject of posters, its only human nature to rate them higher if they usually agree with your own point of view.
I don't see us in Europe next year, but its still a possibillity, just not likely.
Would it do us good to be in Europe, yes if we could buy enough good players to make us competitive in both competitions, but thats the big question isn't it, how much can we spend.
Theres no point playing in Europe if we go in as cannon fodder and in addition balls up our league results.
Defense including Defensive MF players were error prone defensively.
I always maintained that playing Michael Keane regularly exposed his faults (lack of concentration and too slow to react). I believe if Jarred had been playing this season we would already be in the European mix.
Although the defense must take most of the blame for recent lapses we cannot excuse the glaring weakness in front of goal exhibited by Ndiaye and KDH and also the nonsensical substitution of Beto who looked as mobile as anyone when substituted for the statue that is Barry (Its like playing with 10 men).
Also has Harrison Armstrong regressed that much that we couldn’t have given him more time on the pitch?
Rant over mediocrity rules.
Giz a one liner to my question at 191