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Originally Posted by cashman
So come on then highlight the post thats calling for his head? Criticizing the coaching is whats deserved its inept, In fact listen to the video, he says more than once its hes fault, and so he damn well should. but its having the ability to do summat about it, not just admit, that we must wait and see. Thats incorrect they had not took training before Northampton.
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I agree, no one is calling for his head all I would like is that he learns from his mistakes. Crooks was never a striker but we persisted with him. He appeared to be a decent midfield player but we didn't play him there. We don't appear to be able to change a game quick enough at times especially away from home. We repeat mistakes in games and seem to lose concentration at vital times. Is it because we are trying to fit players into a system rather than develope a system that suits our players? We don't have a consistent goal scorer and try to play midfielders as a striker which isnt working at times.
We have good players and are getting results against the top teams but we have lost to 4 of the bottom 6 teams and those will hinder us if we are looking at promotion.
There is more presure on Coley because he was brought in with a fanfare and we were sold a dream of being promotion contenders. Perhaps that's unfair on him and Jimmy but that's the reality given he always improved each season before he left.
We have had a good run of form picking up points but usually by a single goal. However other than yesterday we are only losing by a single goal. A bit of good luck here we gain points but a bit of bad luck there and we lose them. We need to dominate games and keep luck out of it.
It's Wimbledon on Saturday and they have never beat us so let's have a good performance and a comfortable win to set us up for the future but no matter what I doubt very much anyone will be calling for Coleys head.