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I would love some kind of reaction... ive never seen a coach/manager look so static on the touchline.

 

He seems about as inspiring as a pint of off milk.

 

 

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10 hours ago, Stripes or die said:

Ok.What about the other 89.9 minutes when we showed no passion/initiative/drive/desire etc?

Very fair comment from JS. And it would not have been right to go for a blood and guts approach once Swansea were reinforced for the second half and the first goal was conceded , as cannot afford exhaustion and injuries in a losing cause in the Cup when league more important.

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1 hour ago, Bulgaria said:

I would love some kind of reaction... ive never seen a coach/manager look so static on the touchline.

 

He seems about as inspiring as a pint of off milk.

 

 

 

Waving arms around makes you a better manager

 

if he puts his fist on his chest on the badge too that makes them even better

 

everyone knows that surely?

 


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Just now, victorturner said:

Very fair comment from JS. And it would not have been right to go for a blood and guts approach once Swansea were reinforced for the second half and the first goal was conceded , as cannot afford exhaustion and injuries in a losing cause in the Cup when league more important.

JL also right the we had our chances first half, that was our chance,  but apart from Joao we know nobody else can accept them. Still think Reach better out wide as not creative and very left footed-you can always head him off!

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39 minutes ago, Roy Of The Roasters said:

 

Absolutely, and it was only that addition of Premiership quality players that made the difference. Up to then, we'd at least matched Swansea.

What is concerning is that even with the introduction Ayew and Olson, Swansea were a very ordinary side  which we couldn't break down. In my opinion there are far better sides in the championship which we still have to play. That's the big worry. They were there for the taking and yet again we failed miserably.

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The substitutions changed the game. Swansea had some class to change the game, we didn't. Abraham looked a different player after they came on too.

How would the likes of ff or Hooper have changed our team if we could have brought them on??

Our injury situation is critical and players change games. Tough to accept but it's where we're at right now

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Can't be too critical of Jos, given the number of games and the threadbare squad. Two very long trips this week doesn't do us any favours either. It should be clear to him however, that some players are not up to the job. Really need to judge him when he has some first team players back.

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10 hours ago, Stripes or die said:

Ok.What about the other 89.9 minutes when we showed no passion/initiative/drive/desire etc?

we edged the first 45 , nothing in it at half time , they changed things and stepped up in the second half , we didnt / couldnt and quality won it in the end but no where near the horrendous wrist slitting performance some on here make out

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