Bamaga man wrote:As of yet we're not in a crisis, but it appears we're on a downward slope and its gathering momentum, or so it seems.
Well if we're saying for a minute here that we've just dipped in form, I think we'll have to go back to Fratton Park as that seems the obvious starting point from where things have gone pair shaped for us. Its probably no coincidence that this fixture was the first one back after a week of international duties. No doubt this would of hampered preparations for the trip to Pompey, and as we do now we looked lethargic and short of idea's. From there on its just snowballed and snowballed away from us.
Rafael Benitez has had more than his fair share of critisism over the last few weeks or so. None more than myself have heavily critised the man, while I still suspect his "R's" have ultimately led us to our current dip in form. Its time we looked elsewhere to figure out or just speculate what is going wrong with us at the moment.
peewee wrote:Bamaga man wrote:As of yet we're not in a crisis, but it appears we're on a downward slope and its gathering momentum, or so it seems.
Well if we're saying for a minute here that we've just dipped in form, I think we'll have to go back to Fratton Park as that seems the obvious starting point from where things have gone pair shaped for us. Its probably no coincidence that this fixture was the first one back after a week of international duties. No doubt this would of hampered preparations for the trip to Pompey, and as we do now we looked lethargic and short of idea's. From there on its just snowballed and snowballed away from us.
so all the more reason to steady the ship and forgo a tactic that isn't working for the good of the club, rather than keep trying to force the issue how about fixing it rather than keep trying to force it until it breaks even more, and funnily enough it has broken even more
Red wrote:Rafael Benitez has had more than his fair share of critisism over the last few weeks or so. None more than myself have heavily critised the man, while I still suspect his "R's" have ultimately led us to our current dip in form. Its time we looked elsewhere to figure out or just speculate what is going wrong with us at the moment.
the players dont pick the team or select what rotation they should play.
Leonmc0708 wrote:ITs nothing to do with the players, they are just robots who do whatever Rafa tells them.
Bamaga man wrote:Leonmc0708 wrote:ITs nothing to do with the players, they are just robots who do whatever Rafa tells them.
As a mod could you not post something of adequate relevance to my thread, the sarcasm thread is -------> that way fella.
SouthCoastShankly wrote:Wrong. On balance you can say that overall Rafa's tinkering causes instability in the team. But no one ever mentions when a rotated side goes out and wins.
I have no problem with the rotation or team selection for the spurs game, we hit the post twice, should of scored more than two and for once Jamie Carragher was at fault (for part of, if not both goals). The dropped points were a direct result of players mistakes and missed chances, end of.
Leonmc0708 wrote:SouthCoastShankly wrote:Wrong. On balance you can say that overall Rafa's tinkering causes instability in the team. But no one ever mentions when a rotated side goes out and wins.
I have no problem with the rotation or team selection for the spurs game, we hit the post twice, should of scored more than two and for once Jamie Carragher was at fault (for part of, if not both goals). The dropped points were a direct result of players mistakes and missed chances, end of.
Ah yes, but if they had played together more then they would have got the ball in hte net and not hit the post, and Carragher would hav been able to concentrate better and not ball watch.
See its the rotation.
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