Cam the Ram

Warne is currently losing the tactical battle to this man 🤣

Out coached by this dude!

Warne is currently losing the tactical battle to this man 🤣

Warne is currently losing the tactical battle to this man 🤣

Warne is currently losing the tactical battle to this man 🤣

Think he'd lose the tactical battle to this man too at the minute...

Warne is currently losing the tactical battle to this man 🤣

Warne is currently losing the tactical battle to this man 🤣

"How s**t must you be, we beat you two nil"

"We have no divine right to beat smaller teams."

 

1 point from Cheltenham and Shrewsbury.

1 point from Cheltenham and Shrewsbury.

1 point from Cheltenham and Shrewsbury.

1 point from Cheltenham and Shrewsbury.

1 point from Cheltenham and Shrewsbury.

Cross and cross and corner and cross and long throw and cross and cross and cross and concede and cross and corner and long throw and cross and cross.

1 point from Cheltenham and Shrewsbury.

1 point from Cheltenham and Shrewsbury.

All aimless too, powder puff crosses, meat a and drink for defenders or with no power to head in with

Cross and cross and corner and cross and long throw and cross and cross and cross and concede and cross and corner and long throw and cross and cross.

There are some people who seem to have convinced themselves that Warne is a fantastic manager at this level (regardless of any other considerations - club, squad, whatever) and seem to be willing to believe literally anything to avoid having to confront the reality that he really isn't.

A managers job is much more than just picking 11 players. The armchair managers don't just want to see names on a teamsheet they want to see those players sent out there with a clear plan on how their abilities are going to be utilised to create a functioning / winning team. 
We regularly see a barely functioning team that sometimes manages to be a winning team, but when it doesn't end up winning the lack of cohesion/function sticks out like a sore thumb.
And it's not out of the manager's hands until half time at all. There are tactical tweaks you can make as a manager without needing to make subs and/or wait until half.
If people see other managers making those tweaks to counter our play but our manager failing to make the same sort of tweaks, they're going to point it out.

Yeah, us armchair managers have been screaming at Paul to shove Sibley out wide and continue to just cross it into the box and play for set pieces. Glad he listened

The rule is 
if you play Sibley Never play him in his most effective position.