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RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - blueandwight - 07-01-2024 (07-01-2024, 07:59 AM)Gerry Hatrick Wrote: Lost 0-1 at Fratton, players booed off the pitch, Cook fuming, dressing room fights (Burgess-Doyle). promotion written-off. You might be right but don't forget that a large number of fans, including myself, believe that our tactical approach changed at that pont because effectively the players ran the show not Cook RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - slayer - 08-01-2024 Cognitive dissonance 101 for me. Don't believe that for a second. There is no way there would have been a mutiny without Cook having a very public meltdown RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - DeepBlue - 08-01-2024 (08-01-2024, 10:39 AM)slayer Wrote: Cognitive dissonance 101 for me. Don't believe that for a second. There is no way there would have been a mutiny without Cook having a very public meltdown Especially as Cook talked openly about a change of approach being needed after that game. An urban myth if ever there was one. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - Cunninglinguist - 08-01-2024 Yeah, where did it originate. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - bluebollox - 08-01-2024 (08-01-2024, 10:42 AM)DeepBlue Wrote:(08-01-2024, 10:39 AM)slayer Wrote: Cognitive dissonance 101 for me. Don't believe that for a second. There is no way there would have been a mutiny without Cook having a very public meltdown Spot on Deep. If the players had had that much sway they'd have been picking the team as well. Load of old bollox. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - TBP - 08-01-2024 (07-01-2024, 11:07 PM)blueandwight Wrote:(07-01-2024, 07:59 AM)Gerry Hatrick Wrote: Lost 0-1 at Fratton, players booed off the pitch, Cook fuming, dressing room fights (Burgess-Doyle). promotion written-off. Time for Pack, with his experienced, head to step up. Just getting rid of the tippy-tappy, defensive stuff should be enough. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - slayer - 08-01-2024 Pack stepped up the moment he returned to the side. If only some of the others would follow his example. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - HotToddy - 08-01-2024 I'd like to see us: 1. Stop passing to Norris when we are recycling possession. Get the ball forward more quickly. 2. Stop our center backs dribbling over the half way line. Doing that turns a center back into a midfielder and means one of the two holding midfielders having to drop back and cover. Poole can play as a midfielder but not our current pair. 3. If we adopt 1 and 2 then we don't need to play with two holding midfielders. We just need Morrell. We can move Pack forward as an 8 or 10. 4. By keeping the center halves back we can use the fullbacks more to overlap and get in crosses. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - farq2 - 13-01-2024 (07-01-2024, 09:11 AM)farq2 Wrote: The next 6 games need a big points return,4 wins and 2 draws looks a minimum. This looks fucked already RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - slayer - 13-01-2024 Last time this happened we won four in a row? Need the same again and we need Bolton to wobble too. Totally self inflicted. Rookie error. If it isn't broken don't fuck with it! RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - West Australian Portsmouth Fan - 13-01-2024 (13-01-2024, 05:15 PM)slayer Wrote: Last time this happened we won four in a row? We need to actually be able to score a goal to win a football match never mind win four on the bounce. There aren’t any goals in this side at the moment RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - Gerry Hatrick - 13-01-2024 Well, I guess today answers that question! RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - Hammie - 13-01-2024 Rookie manager needs to look at the players he actually has and set the team up to use their strengths, not those of the injured lot. 4 wingers and a tiny but talented midfielder on the bench. Left us with few options. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - farq2 - 13-01-2024 (13-01-2024, 06:06 PM)Hammie Wrote: Rookie manager needs to look at the players he actually has and set the team up to use their strengths, not those of the injured lot. 4 wingers who are very average at best RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - FiftyYearsOn - 13-01-2024 Now we have added Martin to that. What is the point of signing him? He is at best mediocre. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - D'Alessandro dreaming - 13-01-2024 It might sound silly given our injury list, but we really would have benefitted from having a reserve/B team or at the very least being busier organising friendlies for a mix of academy players, fringe players and players returning from injuries to get them sharper. Scully desperately needs game time. If there is a decent player on Josh Martin (I have my doubts) then it would be found with some match sharpness. Gavin Whyte could have played some games for the stiffs to try and find something. Ben Stevenson is rotting away and Towler too. Plus with Sparkes looking ropey and tired at the moment, we've got Denver Hume on the books whether we want him or not, he could be being utilised to gove Sparkes some time out of the firing line if he'd played more than about 2 and a half hours football this season. RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - Hammie - 14-01-2024 Sparkes was warming up for half hour or more right in front of us and being ignored. Is he fit or not? RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - HotToddy - 14-01-2024 (14-01-2024, 12:40 AM)Hammie Wrote: Sparkes was warming up for half hour or more right in front of us and being ignored. Is he fit or not? Sparkes? Do you mean Scully? RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - briefcase_wanchor - 14-01-2024 I think the answer to the OP is - clearly not RE: Cheltenham - our Crewe moment? - dsmg - 14-01-2024 We played well at Chelters and got nothing but yesterday we played badly - and got nothing |