Certainly agree with the comments on how bad the game was, both teams looked like they were never going to score if they were still out there now.
Random comments
- Zyro and Ajose looked like a potential positive outcome and we absolutely have to start with two up top next Saturday.
- Sarr was good today, I'm normally a critic of his but credit where it's due.
- I'm not sure what Djiksteel has to do to get some game time, Konsa did not look amazing at rightback. I have a suspicion that Robinson keeps playing him despite clearly needing a break so he can say once he's sacked that he was instrumental in his development to try and add to this image he's attempting to cultivate of himself as a manager that's good with young talent.
- I'd love to know which Spanish teams were reportedly interested in Reeves this summer, I don't think he's even good enough for the Benidorm Perro y Pato team.
That’s what I said coming home. No offence to the likes of Fleetwood, but if we can’t beat teams at home that haven’t won for over two months then I can’t see us beating anyone at the moment
Good afternoon really considering our manager. We move another point closer to our new target of 70 points. A clean sheet to enjoy. And lots of choice where to sit in our rapidly emptying ground, Actually, it is all pointless, as our options for promotion are pretty much zero. It'll be funny if Robinson goes to Oxford, though Oxford fans will soon disagree. Finger crossed...
PWRTMNS (Posting without reading too much negative shit). Some people are just too negative - thought we played nice stuff at times. Some good passing play. Crap finishing (as usual). Fosu tried, as did (one trick) Marshall. Switch to 4-4-2 was interesting. Reeves was technically very good. First 15-20 mins - we should have killed them off, at least we didn't keel over at the end!
That’s what I said coming home. No offence to the likes of Fleetwood, but if we can’t beat teams at home that haven’t won for over two months then I can’t see us beating anyone at the moment
Well I went not expecting much, and that was the only one of my expectations today lived up to. Good bits - the pigeon eating grass seed to the left of the goal in the 2nd half. The gallows humour. Yeah, that's about it. I don't think any of our players had a stinker, but they are not a team. JFC and Fosu tried. Aribo looked good for the first half but faded. Back 4 were OK, Pearce's mistake didn't lead to a goal because Fleetwood were woeful. Marginally better than Rochdale when we played them. Which is damning. We all know we're not getting anything from this season. My fear is if we don't have a new owner, next season will be a relegation season. We really ought to know what Roland is like by now. If he keeps KR (which he might) and we get the same form, League 2 beckons. Would you back any of our current side in a relegation fight?
I was hoping Mascoll would get a game today at left back - is he injured? Plus with Dijksteel in midfield and maybe Umerah leading the line with Mag out on the wing. But no, we have too many square pegs in round holes with Sarr at left back, Konsa at right back and JFC never quite delivering in any position even though he looks like he is a good footballer. More of the same against Plymouth I suppose.
Good afternoon really considering our manager. We move another point closer to our new target of 70 points. A clean sheet to enjoy. And lots of choice where to sit in our rapidly emptying ground, Actually, it is all pointless, as our options for promotion are pretty much zero. It'll be funny if Robinson goes to Oxford, though Oxford fans will soon disagree. Finger crossed...
Oxford are supposed to be announcing their new manager this coming Tues...so we will soon know.
just seen that KAG score twice for Crawley today & had got 6 goals for them since he joined in late January. In contrast we have score just once in 4 games.
We are playing borderline relegation quality football the last 3 months.
Nine points from the last nine matches ... hard to see us anywhere but middle table even if - somehow - Robinson manages to pep them up a bit. On the last six-match form table we are 19th (Fleetwood are 23rd) which is a fair reflection of how we are playing.
We're still only 5 points (plus GD) from a play-off spot despite a seriously poor run - 18 points from 19 matches.
Yep, almost half a season of what would normally be relegation form and we're on the fringes of the play-offs. Unbelievable, Jeff.
Today was as dire as it's been for some time. The players played with no confidence - no-one was prepared to take responsibility and have a shot, too often they preferred to pass it to someone else, not necessarily in a better position.
Once again we were far too slow going forward which allowed Fleetwood plenty of time for everyone to get back to defend. When Fleetwood counter-attacked they did it quickly and directly and almost profited from it; they didn't worry about holding up the ball on the edge of the box to boost their possession stats.
The only reason Professor Waffle is still in his job is because the club is operating in a vacuum. There's no leadership at the top, no-one to pull the trigger and put this donkey out of our misery.
What an awful awful game, it's a good job there are a glut of equally awful teams in this division. Starting to regret buying tickets for Northampton.
Konsa and Sarr are not wingbacks yet Robinson still plays that formation, teams come to us and get behind the ball, yet the two of Aribo and JFK (equally when Kashi plays) comes back often beyond the centre halves to get the ball by which time we've got 5 players to their 11.
Not sure whats happened to Magennis, I think even he's given up, as for Robinson, I think he's been shown as a one trick pony just no one's quite sure what that trick is.
Zyro and Ajose actually looked like footballers though which I'd forgotten what players up front looked like, i'd give them a run together,
We'll bumble through the remaining 10 games, maybe pick up a couple of wins and finish about 12th, probably behind Gillingham and Southend, we'll also end with one of the lowest goals for, which sums up the main problem if you don't back it up with 1-0 to the Arsenal style defence record. Two shots on target, at home, to a team in or around relegation who've leaked on average 1.5 goals a game sums up just how bad we are.
The only thing keeping Robinson in a job is the fact the owner doesn't give two hoots anymore.
At the end of Jan we'd played 28 games, sat in 6th place on 46 points, fast forward to now, another 8 games played and 52 points, 6 points from 8 games is dire
When I looked at the team selection I sighed. Just more of the same.
The point is fans know the system they know exactly how we are going to play week after week. I know what to expect and I live 6000 miles away! And if everyone else knows, so do the opposition, making it easier for them.
Better teams close us down, lesser teams (if there is such a thing at the moment) let us play in our own half and conserve energy. 11 men behind the ball is perfect. They end up fresher than us during those last few minutes of the game and I wonder if this has anything to do with the number of late goals we conceded.
Robinson should have changed the system months ago, when results stopped going our way, when Fosu got injured and Holmes lost form. You need a flair player or two if this system is to work, and Mavididi showed this. Without that flair, unpredictability and originality you just get a plodding predictable performance.
I saw a decent team at the start of the season, I don't think I'm going to see the same at the Scunthorpe game, even though most of the players are the same.
It is more than systems - we will all have different views but management is about finding what works - as fans it is enough for us to identify that what he has been bloody mindedly sticking to doesn't work so something else needs to be tried. Now it isn't a case of him not reacting to the obvious for a few extra games, the signs have been there for too long.
I can't believe he hasn't lost the dressing room. There are two ways you can do this, you can have players undermining you and slagging you off behind your back or you can have them not caring. There is certainly evidence of the latter when you study our performances. Yes, there have been distractions but a good manager should try to use them as motivations, not distractions. Robinson, it is time to go, please go now. You should have gone a few weeks ago. You are only making things worse, which at our club is quite an achievement!
We're still only 5 points (plus GD) from a play-off spot despite a seriously poor run - 18 points from 19 matches.
Yep, almost half a season of what would normally be relegation form and we're on the fringes of the play-offs. Unbelievable, Jeff.
Today was as dire as it's been for some time. The players played with no confidence - no-one was prepared to take responsibility and have a shot, too often they preferred to pass it to someone else, not necessarily in a better position.
Once again we were far too slow going forward which allowed Fleetwood plenty of time for everyone to get back to defend. When Fleetwood counter-attacked they did it quickly and directly and almost profited from it; they didn't worry about holding up the ball on the edge of the box to boost their possession stats.
The only reason Professor Waffle is still in his job is because the club is operating in a vacuum. There's no leadership at the top, no-one to pull the trigger and put this donkey out of our misery.
They had loads of shots. The problem was that they didn’t go in the right direction. Shooting isn’t something we’ve been good at since Ricky left.
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Random comments
- Zyro and Ajose looked like a potential positive outcome and we absolutely have to start with two up top next Saturday.
- Sarr was good today, I'm normally a critic of his but credit where it's due.
- I'm not sure what Djiksteel has to do to get some game time, Konsa did not look amazing at rightback. I have a suspicion that Robinson keeps playing him despite clearly needing a break so he can say once he's sacked that he was instrumental in his development to try and add to this image he's attempting to cultivate of himself as a manager that's good with young talent.
- I'd love to know which Spanish teams were reportedly interested in Reeves this summer, I don't think he's even good enough for the Benidorm Perro y Pato team.
I actually thought Ajose looked fairly exciting when he came on.
Good bits - the pigeon eating grass seed to the left of the goal in the 2nd half. The gallows humour.
Yeah, that's about it.
I don't think any of our players had a stinker, but they are not a team. JFC and Fosu tried. Aribo looked good for the first half but faded. Back 4 were OK, Pearce's mistake didn't lead to a goal because Fleetwood were woeful. Marginally better than Rochdale when we played them. Which is damning. We all know we're not getting anything from this season. My fear is if we don't have a new owner, next season will be a relegation season. We really ought to know what Roland is like by now. If he keeps KR (which he might) and we get the same form, League 2 beckons. Would you back any of our current side in a relegation fight?
Posting without going.
I didn't go.
4231 first half
442 second half.
a) today's formations
OR
b) today's attendance
just seen that KAG score twice for Crawley today & had got 6 goals for them since he joined in late January. In contrast we have score just once in 4 games.
Robinson is such a clown.
Just leave us Douche and Mr Scouser.
We're still only 5 points (plus GD) from a play-off spot despite a seriously poor run - 18 points from 19 matches.
Yep, almost half a season of what would normally be relegation form and we're on the fringes of the play-offs. Unbelievable, Jeff.
Today was as dire as it's been for some time. The players played with no confidence - no-one was prepared to take responsibility and have a shot, too often they preferred to pass it to someone else, not necessarily in a better position.
Once again we were far too slow going forward which allowed Fleetwood plenty of time for everyone to get back to defend. When Fleetwood counter-attacked they did it quickly and directly and almost profited from it; they didn't worry about holding up the ball on the edge of the box to boost their possession stats.
The only reason Professor Waffle is still in his job is because the club is operating in a vacuum. There's no leadership at the top, no-one to pull the trigger and put this donkey out of our misery.
Konsa and Sarr are not wingbacks yet Robinson still plays that formation, teams come to us and get behind the ball, yet the two of Aribo and JFK (equally when Kashi plays) comes back often beyond the centre halves to get the ball by which time we've got 5 players to their 11.
Not sure whats happened to Magennis, I think even he's given up, as for Robinson, I think he's been shown as a one trick pony just no one's quite sure what that trick is.
Zyro and Ajose actually looked like footballers though which I'd forgotten what players up front looked like, i'd give them a run together,
We'll bumble through the remaining 10 games, maybe pick up a couple of wins and finish about 12th, probably behind Gillingham and Southend, we'll also end with one of the lowest goals for, which sums up the main problem if you don't back it up with 1-0 to the Arsenal style defence record. Two shots on target, at home, to a team in or around relegation who've leaked on average 1.5 goals a game sums up just how bad we are.
The only thing keeping Robinson in a job is the fact the owner doesn't give two hoots anymore.
At the end of Jan we'd played 28 games, sat in 6th place on 46 points, fast forward to now, another 8 games played and 52 points, 6 points from 8 games is dire
I can't believe any other manager could get so little from these players. It would be nice to at least have the odd attempt on goal.
The crowd will just disappear with KR in charge and no takeover.
The point is fans know the system they know exactly how we are going to play week after week. I know what to expect and I live 6000 miles away! And if everyone else knows, so do the opposition, making it easier for them.
Better teams close us down, lesser teams (if there is such a thing at the moment) let us play in our own half and conserve energy. 11 men behind the ball is perfect. They end up fresher than us during those last few minutes of the game and I wonder if this has anything to do with the number of late goals we conceded.
Robinson should have changed the system months ago, when results stopped going our way, when Fosu got injured and Holmes lost form. You need a flair player or two if this system is to work, and Mavididi showed this. Without that flair, unpredictability and originality you just get a plodding predictable performance.
I saw a decent team at the start of the season, I don't think I'm going to see the same at the Scunthorpe game, even though most of the players are the same.
I can't believe he hasn't lost the dressing room. There are two ways you can do this, you can have players undermining you and slagging you off behind your back or you can have them not caring. There is certainly evidence of the latter when you study our performances. Yes, there have been distractions but a good manager should try to use them as motivations, not distractions. Robinson, it is time to go, please go now. You should have gone a few weeks ago. You are only making things worse, which at our club is quite an achievement!