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Blunts are a bloody good side. We may all sneer at the players individually but that team and manager could well get automatic promotion.

 

High tempo. Check

Fearless. Check

Organised. Check

Aggressive. Check

Attacking play. Check

Passionate. Check

Physical. Check

 

Looks like a real promotion team. Wilder really does seem to have put together a winning team and formula. All credit to him and also seems like a genuinely decent bloke after reading that BBC article (ref: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41756907). If he was one of ours we'd be shouting and singing his praises.

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5 minutes ago, Owl Be Back said:

Blunts are a bloody good side. We may all sneer at the players individually but that team and manager could well get automatic promotion.

 

High tempo. Check

Fearless. Check

Organised. Check

Aggressive. Check

Attacking play. Check

Passionate. Check

Physical. Check

 

Looks like a real promotion team. Wilder really does seem to have put together a winning team and formula. All credit to him and also seems like a genuinely decent bloke after reading that BBC article (ref: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41756907). If he was one of ours we'd be shouting and singing his praises.

 

All of which we dont have under Carlos 

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Just now, Owl Be Back said:

 

Yep. We had a lot of them that first season. I still find it utterly weird what happened. Just don't get it.

Two theories: 

 

1) Carlos decided to change our style of play, having seen how the likes of Burnley, Hull and Boro got themselves promoted. 

 

2) His natural style of play is actually a more pragmatic, possession-based game and it's simply a case of us playing in that style, as opposed to what we produced in our first season. 

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6 minutes ago, SiJ said:

Two theories: 

 

1) Carlos decided to change our style of play, having seen how the likes of Burnley, Hull and Boro got themselves promoted. 

 

2) His natural style of play is actually a more pragmatic, possession-based game and it's simply a case of us playing in that style, as opposed to what we produced in our first season. 

3) His preference for technically sound footballers and disregard for athletic and pacey players

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Just now, Bodhidharma said:

Pigs look like they r going up. 

 

And with good attacking football. 

 

Three at the back which Carlos says is impossible at this level. 

 

 

Carlos says a lot of things. Unfortunately he only has one tune on the pitch- and it's a bit like putting a decent 45 rpm on 33rpm instead.

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24 minutes ago, SiJ said:

Two theories: 

 

1) Carlos decided to change our style of play, having seen how the likes of Burnley, Hull and Boro got themselves promoted. 

 

2) His natural style of play is actually a more pragmatic, possession-based game and it's simply a case of us playing in that style, as opposed to what we produced in our first season. 

We play like a Portugese / Spanish teamwhich is what you have described. In first year we went on front and pressed, we have similar formation to then but we stay in formation and do not press on. Hence cautious unentrepising stuff. It reminds me of when England RU team under Woodward used to suffocate opposition. Last year not exciting but was effective to a point.

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