Warne isn't the Messiah and Stearman is a very Naughty Boy

[sage]

Disappointing today and the ref played is part but I hope the idolatry stops now and we appreciate this is still a difficult task which will take a lot of sorting out and there is no guarantee that Warne will do any better than Rosenoir.

He has my support but Warne's way of playing is going to be hard to impose on this set of players. 

Stearman's ridiculous handball turned the game even more than Collin's red card.

[RoyMac5]

It was Hourihane.

 

Edited October 8, 2022 by RoyMac5

[TuffLuff]

1 minute ago, sage said:

Disappointing today and the ref played is part but I hope the idolatry stops now and we appreciate this is still a difficult task which will take a lot of sorting out and there is no guarantee that Warne will do any better than Rosenoir.

He has my support but Warne's way of playing is going to be hard to impose on this set of players. 

Stearman's ridiculous handball turned the game even more than Collin's red card.

Without wanting to sound negative I think that was my takeaway from today, that Warne wants to play one way and I’m not sure we have the players to suit it. Or that possibly we need Robert’s in that back 3 for some pace. Thing is it worked away at Cambridge last week, so it’s not a complete disaster but I’m not convinced it is going to work at home when teams are gonna come more defensive and hit on the counter.

[nottingram]

Zero attempt to control the game at 1-0, first thought never to bring it down and play.

When you reduce the game to first contacts and second balls against teams like Port Vale (no disrespect intended) you make their lives 10x easier because they do it day in day out.

[sage]

3 minutes ago, TuffLuff said:

Without wanting to sound negative I think that was my takeaway from today, that Warne wants to play one way and I’m not sure we have the players to suit it. Or that possibly we need Robert’s in that back 3 for some pace. Thing is it worked away at Cambridge last week, so it’s not a complete disaster but I’m not convinced it is going to work at home when teams are gonna come more defensive and hit on the counter.

Agree re pace at the back. If we are going to press we need to play higher up the pitch as a team. 

[SaffyRam]

Dreadful football, worse than watching Rowettball. It’s going to be a very, very long season. But, hey he wears a funny bobble hat ?

 

p.s. I’m usually a happy clapper.

[Guest]

13 minutes ago, TuffLuff said:

Without wanting to sound negative I think that was my takeaway from today, that Warne wants to play one way and I’m not sure we have the players to suit it. Or that possibly we need Robert’s in that back 3 for some pace. Thing is it worked away at Cambridge last week, so it’s not a complete disaster but I’m not convinced it is going to work at home when teams are gonna come more defensive and hit on the counter.

That is an interesting one. It is his original position after all. In the middle because he'd be the quickest, or on the left, with Cashin in the centre spraying passes to both wings (but potentially getting exposed for lack of pace down the middle)?

Particularly at home, that could be a really good option, I think.

[Tyler Durden]

32 minutes ago, sage said:

Disappointing today and the ref played is part but I hope the idolatry stops now and we appreciate this is still a difficult task which will take a lot of sorting out and there is no guarantee that Warne will do any better than Rosenoir.

He has my support but Warne's way of playing is going to be hard to impose on this set of players. 

Stearman's ridiculous handball turned the game even more than Collin's red card.

There's no guarantees in life of course but when you know that something isn't going to work out then doing nothing really is not the right thing to do. 

[Boycie]

We might win the next game.

[Brammie Steve]

2 minutes ago, Boycie said:

We might win the next game.

That's astute as always.

We might draw the next game....or lose!

We won't do all three though!

[Ram-Alf]

1 hour ago, SaffyRam said:

Dreadful football, worse than watching Rowettball. It’s going to be a very, very long season. But, hey he wears a funny bobble hat ?

 

p.s. I’m usually a happy clapper.

Oi, the 1st 7minutes were good, Ball to Barks, He takes their player on, Crosses and Collins is there to shoot and score, 83mins plus added time was Dreadful Football

[Boycie]

2 minutes ago, Brammie Steve said:

That's astute as always.

We might draw the next game....or lose!

We won't do all three though!

I think you’ve had enough. ?

[SSD]

Word of the day. Hoooooff

[Boycie]

1 hour ago, sage said:

Disappointing today and the ref played is part but I hope the idolatry stops now and we appreciate this is still a difficult task which will take a lot of sorting out and there is no guarantee that Warne will do any better than Rosenoir.

He has my support but Warne's way of playing is going to be hard to impose on this set of players. 

Stearman's ridiculous handball turned the game even more than Collin's red card.

Was it Stearman or Hori’s?

[Jayram]

1 hour ago, SaffyRam said:

Dreadful football, worse than watching Rowettball. It’s going to be a very, very long season. But, hey he wears a funny bobble hat ?

 

p.s. I’m usually a happy clapper.

Better get used to it Saffy, we’re stuck with him, his football and his ‘quirky’ interviews for the next 4 years…

[Jimbo Ram]

7 minutes ago, Jayram said:

Better get used to it Saffy, we’re stuck with him, his football and his ‘quirky’ interviews for the next 4 years…

Well the Snake got us in to the play offs, hopefully Warne will do the same ?

[rammieib]

This football will be atrocious if it’s like that completely nullifying the skilful players we have.

I said it on here - losing LR is a mistake. It was painful to watch at Cambridge but we won, when we lose it’ll be terrible.

Lump it football and bypass the midfield.

Every time the defenders passed amongst themselves I am convinced they are thinking “which one of us plays the long ball”.

Edited October 8, 2022 by rammieib

[BramcoteRam84]

Far too early to be making assertions this is all playing philosophy related and saying don’t like the look of Warneball. He’s been here 2 weeks and today commented on how we lacked control of the midfield so today is clearly not how he wants to play.

I thought Liam should’ve been given the job but we’ve got Warne and he needs to be given time. I labelled him a long ball merchant but after doing my research he’s someone who adapts to what he has and hopefully we’ll see that in time.

[Jimbo Ram]

3 minutes ago, BramcoteRam84 said:

Far too early to be making assertions this is all playing philosophy related and saying don’t like the look of Warneball. He’s been here 2 weeks and today commented on how we lacked control of the midfield so today is clearly not how he wants to play.

I thought Liam should’ve been given the job but we’ve got Warne and he needs to be given time. I labelled him a long ball merchant but after doing my research he’s someone who adapts to what he has and hopefully we’ll see that in time.

Spot on post ?

[Bald Eagle's Barmy Army]

10 minutes ago, rammieib said:

This football will be atrocious if it’s like that completely nullifying the skilful players we have.

I said it on here - losing LR is a mistake. It was painful to watch at Cambridge but we won, when we lose it’ll be terrible.

Lump it football and bypass the midfield.

Every time the defenders passed amongst themselves I am convinced they are thinking “which one of us plays the long ball”.

Last week Bird was the best player so how do you come to the conclusion we’re going to bypass midfield? 
 

We were getting nothing out of that game when you have a referee that is incompetent or bias or both.