Dougie Freedman - New Manager
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Some people were moaning about the 'boring' football last week even though we won. Maybe the lads just wanted liven things up a bit. A nine goal thriller!
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The manager needs to be judged on his efforts in the transfer window. At the minute Butterfield seems to be an okay signing but nothing to really get the club moving in the right direction. Our defence isn't really up to it and thats outlined so much by conceding 5 to the bottom of the league team. We need movement in the transfer window anything less and we're just hoping for our luck to change. Can't see the mentality changing until new players get brought in that are going to buy into what Dougies trying to do. Can't really blame conceding 5 to Freedman, players have to be accountable, as long as Dougies given them all the prepwork I think it'll come down to the players.
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So under Coyle, the defence was shit because they weren't coached properly. But under Freedman they're shit just because they're shit.
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Sounds about right from the people who supported Megson and Coyle when even Stevie Wonder could see things were going tits up mind you I reckon they are all on Garty's email listboltonboris wrote:So under Coyle, the defence was shit because they weren't coached properly. But under Freedman they're shit just because they're shit.

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Yup its piss easy to be a manager of a football club
Next appointment should be someone off this forum they all seem to know it all
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You're a right moaning whinger, moaning about people moaning!plymouth wanderer wrote:Yup its piss easy to be a manager of a football club
Next appointment should be someone off this forum they all seem to know it all
(Yes, I know. I thought long and hard about moaning about somebody's who's moaning about people moaning - but in the end, like Lord Kangana, I'm not really applying logic here at all).
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Lost Leopard Spot wrote:You're a right moaning whinger, moaning about people moaning!plymouth wanderer wrote:Yup its piss easy to be a manager of a football club
Next appointment should be someone off this forum they all seem to know it all
(Yes, I know. I thought long and hard about moaning about somebody's who's moaning about people moaning - but in the end, like Lord Kangana, I'm not really applying logic here at all).
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OK, let's get stuff in perspective.
Coyle fckd us up ... big time. More than I think even the most sceptic here realised.
He's gone now (is there anyone, other than himself, who thinks he wasn't given long enough ?).
He's been replaced. Anyone who thought that anyone would make an instant change is now sorely disappointed. Replaced by a guy few of us knew much about. He does seem to have got a bit of a grip ,,,, but no-where near enough.
The jury will be out on him, however unfair that may be, until we gain some (positive) consistency. He needs ship a few out 7 bring a few in & get the team fitter & better organised. More than anywhere we need a competent defence.
Far too soon to be giving up on him, but he needs to get something of a move on before fans ... already battered over 18 months of watching Cptn. Chaos run us to shite ... begin to lose faith.
Cerrtainly losing 5-4 to the poorest team in the league was not what the doctor ordered.
Coyle fckd us up ... big time. More than I think even the most sceptic here realised.
He's gone now (is there anyone, other than himself, who thinks he wasn't given long enough ?).
He's been replaced. Anyone who thought that anyone would make an instant change is now sorely disappointed. Replaced by a guy few of us knew much about. He does seem to have got a bit of a grip ,,,, but no-where near enough.
The jury will be out on him, however unfair that may be, until we gain some (positive) consistency. He needs ship a few out 7 bring a few in & get the team fitter & better organised. More than anywhere we need a competent defence.
Far too soon to be giving up on him, but he needs to get something of a move on before fans ... already battered over 18 months of watching Cptn. Chaos run us to shite ... begin to lose faith.
Cerrtainly losing 5-4 to the poorest team in the league was not what the doctor ordered.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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Re your 4th paragraph: When you get a new manager in, you SHOULD see a pretty steep hike in points. We didn't. We haven't. And I fear we won't.
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We've seen an improvement. I'm not sure where you get the you 'should see a steep hike in points'. I believe statistically that's not the case.boltonboris wrote:Re your 4th paragraph: When you get a new manager in, you SHOULD see a pretty steep hike in points. We didn't. We haven't. And I fear we won't.
Anyhow what we want is gradual and sustainable improvement. Not a short term bounce followed by a loss of form after the honeymoon period.....
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'Statistically', Ipswich have taken 17 points from the last ten games having taken 7 from the first thirteen games. That's a pretty steep hike.BWFC_Insane wrote:I'm not sure where you get the you 'should see a steep hike in points'. I believe statistically that's not the case.
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hmmm... pretty marginal at best if you are honest..BWFC_Insane wrote:We've seen an improvement.boltonboris wrote:Re your 4th paragraph: When you get a new manager in, you SHOULD see a pretty steep hike in points. We didn't. We haven't. And I fear we won't.
where on the improvement scale does shipping 5 goals to the bottemest side figure??
agreed it is too early to chuck any toys - but let's not pretend that the start has been anything other than disappointing...
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Are you Owen or Mick?BL3 wrote:'Statistically', Ipswich have taken 17 points from the last ten games having taken 7 from the first thirteen games. That's a pretty steep hike.BWFC_Insane wrote:I'm not sure where you get the you 'should see a steep hike in points'. I believe statistically that's not the case.

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He's right though.89bwfc89 wrote:Are you Owen or Mick?BL3 wrote:'Statistically', Ipswich have taken 17 points from the last ten games having taken 7 from the first thirteen games. That's a pretty steep hike.BWFC_Insane wrote:I'm not sure where you get the you 'should see a steep hike in points'. I believe statistically that's not the case.
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Yeah but who gives a shit about Ipswich. Let's just concentrate on us eh? Go support Ipswich if they're doing so well. It's boring.Gail Platz wrote:He's right though.89bwfc89 wrote:Are you Owen or Mick?BL3 wrote:'Statistically', Ipswich have taken 17 points from the last ten games having taken 7 from the first thirteen games. That's a pretty steep hike.BWFC_Insane wrote:I'm not sure where you get the you 'should see a steep hike in points'. I believe statistically that's not the case.
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At the minute, he's one point behind Allardyce's first ten games in charge - we were still down in 12th in February of that year. I don't think he's the next Allardyce, but just saying like (Allardyce also lost game 11)
I am worried about the way we're still leaking goals. We were leaking too many under Coyle and we're leaking too many under Freedman - second leakiest away from home in the Division.
I think we'll have a better view after Jan - he's already said that he has a couple of players in mind.
Leaking 5 to Peterborough (regardless of the weather - it's the same for both sides) is sh*t whichever way you look at it.
We need a goalscorer or two - certainly one...but it's difficult to point to that being a problem yesterday when we got four. We've had more shots than any other Club on target by about 30 (most of 'em from Eagles). We're currently 8th on goals scored but 18th on goals conceded. We need to improve both, but defence most assuredly. That could be better defensive midfielders or better defenders.
That is all.
I am worried about the way we're still leaking goals. We were leaking too many under Coyle and we're leaking too many under Freedman - second leakiest away from home in the Division.
I think we'll have a better view after Jan - he's already said that he has a couple of players in mind.
Leaking 5 to Peterborough (regardless of the weather - it's the same for both sides) is sh*t whichever way you look at it.
We need a goalscorer or two - certainly one...but it's difficult to point to that being a problem yesterday when we got four. We've had more shots than any other Club on target by about 30 (most of 'em from Eagles). We're currently 8th on goals scored but 18th on goals conceded. We need to improve both, but defence most assuredly. That could be better defensive midfielders or better defenders.
That is all.
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There is no magic cure either to two years of inconsistency. Jan will hopefully sort the wheat from the chaff
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Indeed.TKIZ! wrote:There is no magic cure either to two years of inconsistency. Jan will hopefully sort the wheat from the chaff
I suspect it'll take more than one window to disperse the chaff...we shipped 77 goals last year which was our worst ever in the Prem, I think...
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