by Royality creeps In » 28 Oct 2017 19:14
by strap » 28 Oct 2017 19:21
Royality creeps In Don't really know where to start.
A complete shambles is putting it mildly.
Why was Mcshane playing right Back?
Players going for the same ball because they weren't sure where they were playing.
At one point Kelly was last man, then VDB.
Barrow on the bench and Beerens starting WTF!
An utter utter mess.
I could go on and on.
He then comes up with a load of absolute tosh in his post match press conference
I'm beginning to think Stam is having a laugh at our expense. He doesn't care. He gets the sack and then gets compensated to the tune of millions in order to pay of his contract. We the fans, then suffer the indignity of playing in the lower leagues whilst he adds to his millions doing Media shit.
FUMING!
Get out now!
by Zammo » 28 Oct 2017 19:29
by Royal_jimmy » 28 Oct 2017 19:33
by Norfolk Royal » 28 Oct 2017 19:35
by NewCorkSeth » 28 Oct 2017 19:44
by wingnut » 28 Oct 2017 19:46
by 72 bus » 28 Oct 2017 20:00
NewCorkSeth Contrary to what most of you have said I thought Smith was completely average. He made one good run early on in the first half then did nothing for the rest of the game of any value. I didnt think he moved well off the ball at all and twice (in my memory) ran the wrong way without looking for the pass. I call that poor anticipation but it seems many of you are suggesting the tactics were at fault.
by Hound » 28 Oct 2017 20:04
by Ascotexgunner » 28 Oct 2017 20:07
NewCorkSeth I didnt think we actually played that badly. Controversial I know.
I understand the frustration but I thought there was a marked improvement from the players. They seemed up for it for much of the match despite going down to a penalty I had thought was unfortunate to be given against us.
Mannone pulled off one good save and was god with the ball at his feet but he probably could have done better for the second goal.
Defensively we were stronger in attack than we were in defense which was a little disappointing. I dont think its great when the only good notes I made about our defenders were that they helped the attacks well.
Our midfield seemed a little unbalanced which allowed Boro to sneak through a little more than I would have liked.
Beerens didnt really offer much.
Aluko was all over the shop..
Contrary to what most of you have said I thought Smith was completely average. He made one good run early on in the first half then did nothing for the rest of the game of any value. I didnt think he moved well off the ball at all and twice (in my memory) ran the wrong way without looking for the pass. I call that poor anticipation but it seems many of you are suggesting the tactics were at fault.
I honestly thought after the game I would see a lot of comments on here admitting perhaps the 19 year old striker isnt the answer.
by NewCorkSeth » 28 Oct 2017 20:09
72 busNewCorkSeth Contrary to what most of you have said I thought Smith was completely average. He made one good run early on in the first half then did nothing for the rest of the game of any value. I didnt think he moved well off the ball at all and twice (in my memory) ran the wrong way without looking for the pass. I call that poor anticipation but it seems many of you are suggesting the tactics were at fault.
Were you actually at the game ? , Smiths positioning was spot on for almost every chance we created.
by NewCorkSeth » 28 Oct 2017 20:11
Hound Seth if it was a one off, I’d maybe agree it wasn’t a terrible performance. But every home games goes like that these days, and we seem unable to change it
But teams just set up against us so easily these days. Boro didn’t press - they just sat back, scored their first 2 chances and sat back and had their easiest game of the season
by NewCorkSeth » 28 Oct 2017 20:13
AscotexgunnerNewCorkSeth I didnt think we actually played that badly. Controversial I know.
I understand the frustration but I thought there was a marked improvement from the players. They seemed up for it for much of the match despite going down to a penalty I had thought was unfortunate to be given against us.
Mannone pulled off one good save and was god with the ball at his feet but he probably could have done better for the second goal.
Defensively we were stronger in attack than we were in defense which was a little disappointing. I dont think its great when the only good notes I made about our defenders were that they helped the attacks well.
Our midfield seemed a little unbalanced which allowed Boro to sneak through a little more than I would have liked.
Beerens didnt really offer much.
Aluko was all over the shop..
Contrary to what most of you have said I thought Smith was completely average. He made one good run early on in the first half then did nothing for the rest of the game of any value. I didnt think he moved well off the ball at all and twice (in my memory) ran the wrong way without looking for the pass. I call that poor anticipation but it seems many of you are suggesting the tactics were at fault.
I honestly thought after the game I would see a lot of comments on here admitting perhaps the 19 year old striker isnt the answer.
Really? Two shots in the whole of the half from a home team? I thought Smith did brilliant putting himself about, didn't achieve much but sadly the rubbish supply of ball he got didn't help. I can't see how today was an improvement in any shape or form, we lost to a team who quit frankly arnt that good.
All I could think of watching us today was that fantastic game last night between Leeds and Sheffield and how I wish we could have a manager like them that can generate excitement and passion in his team. I wouldn't mind finishing mid table if we played football like that.....instead we play this turgid,dull, uninspiring crap......
by tmesis » 28 Oct 2017 20:27
by Hound » 28 Oct 2017 20:37
NewCorkSethHound Seth if it was a one off, I’d maybe agree it wasn’t a terrible performance. But every home games goes like that these days, and we seem unable to change it
But teams just set up against us so easily these days. Boro didn’t press - they just sat back, scored their first 2 chances and sat back and had their easiest game of the season
First game in long time I have seen us actually play football. We were beaten but in other games we have been much, much worse (imo)
by Snowflake Royal » 28 Oct 2017 20:40
tmesis This really all stems from two things.
Firstly, our style of play does us no favours when we are a goal down. It's not just a problem this season either. We pretty much expected defeat when we went behind last year too, especially away. The flip side is that we were unbeatable if we went ahead. That just hasn't happened much this season.
Secondly, the 4-6-0 we've pretty much been forced to play all season has just drained players of confidence, and they no longer seem to have belief in their ability to score. They are usually ok until we go a goal down, but then give up, and will play the rest of the game playing "0-2 down with five minutes to go" football, kind of trying, but resigned to it not happening.
ps There were several references on Radio Berks to how Stam reacted after we let the 2nd goal in. What did he do?
by tee peg » 28 Oct 2017 21:01
by Lower West » 28 Oct 2017 21:03
Snowflake Royal . We were so close to a decent season. We were 1 mistake from beating Fulham, and any of four scuffed great chances going in from drawing / maybe beating Bristol.
by Jack Celliers » 28 Oct 2017 21:26
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