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Having reflected on the season, a couple of trends need addressing IF Carlos remains revolving around 'bravery'. 

 

1. Carlos needs to pick the a system and formation encouraging bravery on the ball and a willingness to push on and make mistakes, even if it means leaving us slightly more open at the back

2. Importantly, to show a lot more bravery in leaving out players who don't fit into system (e.g 442, 433). Round pegs in round holes

3. Carlos needs to identify the spine of the team and then show bravery in sticking with this core 6 players through the middle of the park 

4. Carlos needs to be brave and sell players who are not in this core 6/7 to release funds to purchase players who compliment the system (choose Lee or Bannan, Rhodes or Winnall, Hutch or Jones). This will free up funds prior to FFP

5. The general style of football needs to be more like Carlos' first season. Winning games by 2 clear goals as a target rather than holding on for 1-0 performances, bring back some style and the fans will forgive the odd poor result

6. Pick a talisman and build the team around this individuals attributes (Rhodes, FF or Hooper). Look to recoup funds from those who don't fit into this system and may be put out by not being the main man

 

If we continue the way we did this season then we will finish between 8th and 4th. If this is the ambition then the status quo will give us a 50:50 chance of the playoffs and minimal chance of pushing for automatic promotion.

 

I'm not sure why people are thinking top 2 is a realistic proposition based on this seasons performances. On the whole and with 3-4 exceptions the football has been average at best. 

 

 

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7 minutes ago, Oatesy2001 said:

Having reflected on the season, a couple of trends need addressing IF Carlos remains revolving around 'bravery'. 

 

1. Carlos needs to pick the a system and formation encouraging bravery on the ball and a willingness to push on and make mistakes, even if it means leaving us slightly more open at the back

2. Importantly, to show a lot more bravery in leaving out players who don't fit into system (e.g 442, 433). Round pegs in round holes

3. Carlos needs to identify the spine of the team and then show bravery in sticking with this core 6 players through the middle of the park 

4. Carlos needs to be brave and sell players who are not in this core 6/7 to release funds to purchase players who compliment the system (choose Lee or Bannan, Rhodes or Winnall, Hutch or Jones). This will free up funds prior to FFP

5. The general style of football needs to be more like Carlos' first season. Winning games by 2 clear goals as a target rather than holding on for 1-0 performances, bring back some style and the fans will forgive the odd poor result

6. Pick a talisman and build the team around this individuals attributes (Rhodes, FF or Hooper). Look to recoup funds from those who don't fit into this system and may be put out by not being the main man

 

If we continue the way we did this season then we will finish between 8th and 4th. If this is the ambition then the status quo will give us a 50:50 chance of the playoffs and minimal chance of pushing for automatic promotion.

 

I'm not sure why people are thinking top 2 is a realistic proposition based on this seasons performances. On the whole and with 3-4 exceptions the football has been average at best. 

 

 

 

It's interesting as CC often says that he's fairly comfortable in life and doesn't need a contract as he or his chairman can walk away at any time. He gives the impression there's no pressure on him at all and he can take it or leave it. Therefore, you could argue, 'why so cautious then - go and be brave'. 

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13 minutes ago, Oatesy2001 said:

Having reflected on the season, a couple of trends need addressing IF Carlos remains revolving around 'bravery'. 

 

1. Carlos needs to pick the a system and formation encouraging bravery on the ball and a willingness to push on and make mistakes, even if it means leaving us slightly more open at the back

2. Importantly, to show a lot more bravery in leaving out players who don't fit into system (e.g 442, 433). Round pegs in round holes

3. Carlos needs to identify the spine of the team and then show bravery in sticking with this core 6 players through the middle of the park 

4. Carlos needs to be brave and sell players who are not in this core 6/7 to release funds to purchase players who compliment the system (choose Lee or Bannan, Rhodes or Winnall, Hutch or Jones). This will free up funds prior to FFP

5. The general style of football needs to be more like Carlos' first season. Winning games by 2 clear goals as a target rather than holding on for 1-0 performances, bring back some style and the fans will forgive the odd poor result

6. Pick a talisman and build the team around this individuals attributes (Rhodes, FF or Hooper). Look to recoup funds from those who don't fit into this system and may be put out by not being the main man

 

If we continue the way we did this season then we will finish between 8th and 4th. If this is the ambition then the status quo will give us a 50:50 chance of the playoffs and minimal chance of pushing for automatic promotion.

 

I'm not sure why people are thinking top 2 is a realistic proposition based on this seasons performances. On the whole and with 3-4 exceptions the football has been average at best. 

 

 

 

Should be our strike force. Hooper & Rhodes up top and FF left/ behind front 2/ roaming wherever he wants creating

 

We'll bobbar em

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36 minutes ago, Oatesy2001 said:

Having reflected on the season, a couple of trends need addressing IF Carlos remains revolving around 'bravery'. 

 

1. Carlos needs to pick the a system and formation encouraging bravery on the ball and a willingness to push on and make mistakes, even if it means leaving us slightly more open at the back

2. Importantly, to show a lot more bravery in leaving out players who don't fit into system (e.g 442, 433). Round pegs in round holes

3. Carlos needs to identify the spine of the team and then show bravery in sticking with this core 6 players through the middle of the park 

4. Carlos needs to be brave and sell players who are not in this core 6/7 to release funds to purchase players who compliment the system (choose Lee or Bannan, Rhodes or Winnall, Hutch or Jones). This will free up funds prior to FFP

5. The general style of football needs to be more like Carlos' first season. Winning games by 2 clear goals as a target rather than holding on for 1-0 performances, bring back some style and the fans will forgive the odd poor result

6. Pick a talisman and build the team around this individuals attributes (Rhodes, FF or Hooper). Look to recoup funds from those who don't fit into this system and may be put out by not being the main man

 

If we continue the way we did this season then we will finish between 8th and 4th. If this is the ambition then the status quo will give us a 50:50 chance of the playoffs and minimal chance of pushing for automatic promotion.

 

I'm not sure why people are thinking top 2 is a realistic proposition based on this seasons performances. On the whole and with 3-4 exceptions the football has been average at best. 

 

 

 

It's not about fans and performances, it's about results and this season is improvement on last...

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33 minutes ago, Animis said:

 

It's interesting as CC often says that he's fairly comfortable in life and doesn't need a contract as he or his chairman can walk away at any time. He gives the impression there's no pressure on him at all and he can take it or leave it. Therefore, you could argue, 'why so cautious then - go and be brave'. 

Because when he says that he is relieving the pressure on him. 

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I'm sure we were all booking Wembley tickets based on last seasons' results...

 

I also disagree, performances and the points tally don't have to be mutually exclusive. Especially with the resources we have at our disposal.

 

If playing to finish in the playoffs then the key results to be judged against should be those against Huddersfield where we were sadly lacking.

 

I'd take 6th and a playoff win next season right now rather than 4th and a semi final loss again. 

 

A little bravery on Wednesday (or Sunday) and we could all be looking forward to Wembley again. 

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