Caught Cold After Kick Off,Subs Far To Late Yet Again.
Caught Cold After Kick Off,Subs Far To Late Yet Again.
We are making the same mistakes,over and over again,Tom Heaton,Club Captain and Skipper,Urgent Recall,to get some Organisation and Confidence back in the Defence,Sean time after time,brings the Subs on,far to late,so frustrating,not much chance of changing the game,8 or 10 minutes left.
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Re: Caught Cold After Kick Off,Subs Far To Late Yet Again.
Quite so - players surely need 5 minutes to get into the match and then a good twenty more to alter the focus of play.
If Dyche was a chef I'd say he'd run out of recipes and we keep getting fed the same ingredients minus the spice !
If Dyche was a chef I'd say he'd run out of recipes and we keep getting fed the same ingredients minus the spice !
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Re: Caught Cold After Kick Off,Subs Far To Late Yet Again.
Managers usually make subs (if required) after about 60 minutes. Sean reacted about 20 minutes too late.
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I don’t understand his need to have a ten minute dialog with his back room staff before deciding on substitutions. I don’t see other managers doing this and surely this could all be pre determined before the match starts. There are a finite number of scenarios (for example winning, losing, drawing, man sent off, man injured, opposition changing formation/substituting ) so surely it’s beyond the wit of Sean to know in advance if x happens I am going substitute y for z! Might need some tweaking to that thinking to account for any previously unforeseeable circumstances arising, but shouldn’t take ten minutes of touchline conflab. Or am I missing something?
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Meant to say - It’s not beyond the wit.
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It makes me laugh he covers his mouth so you can’t see what’s being saidCarport wrote:I don’t understand his need to have a ten minute dialog with his back room staff before deciding on substitutions. I don’t see other managers doing this and surely this could all be pre determined before the match starts. There are a finite number of scenarios (for example winning, losing, drawing, man sent off, man injured, opposition changing formation/substituting ) so surely it’s beyond the wit of Sean to know in advance if x happens I am going substitute y for z! Might need some tweaking to that thinking to account for any previously unforeseeable circumstances arising, but shouldn’t take ten minutes of touchline conflab. Or am I missing something?
What’s so secret you’re unhappy to share but let play out with the thousands in the ground and watching on tv Sean?
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Following the long conflab and the ages of dithering, it's almost always the wrong one anyway. Surely Woan doesn't need to cover his mouth to say "Wood off, Vydra on. It's a no brainer Sean and 20,000 people plus a blind man on a galloping horse can see it".
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Just what we needed, another post knocking Sean. Do us a favour and at least try to be original rather than the same old shi*e.
Sick to the back teeth of around 15 posters who are basically toxic annd are piling in when someone is down.
Tossers the lot of you.
Sick to the back teeth of around 15 posters who are basically toxic annd are piling in when someone is down.
Tossers the lot of you.
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Just a thought but many think that Heaton may be the cause of all the trouble. I'm not saying he is but many do think that. If it is correct you can't let him back or you are giving in to management undermining. If behind the scenes there is some kind of revolt/whispering campaign you can't give in to it or your management authority is at an end. As for the substitutions that IS a mystery. As is the continued absence of Vydra. As is the collapse of our last seasons water tight defence. As is the form (or lack of it) of Mee (and Cork). There are more mysteries around Turf Moor at the moment than Sherlock Holmes could handle.k90bfc wrote:We are making the same mistakes,over and over again,Tom Heaton,Club Captain and Skipper,Urgent Recall,to get some Organisation and Confidence back in the Defence,Sean time after time,brings the Subs on,far to late,so frustrating,not much chance of changing the game,8 or 10 minutes left.
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".......There are more mysteries around Turf Moor at the moment than Sherlock Holmes could handle."
We had better get Miss Marple in then --she would be the first female manager in the top echelons of English football.
We had better get Miss Marple in then --she would be the first female manager in the top echelons of English football.
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Well said Siddo I said the same and more yesterday on a thread that got deleted.
There are some posters on here that are not Burnley fans, and several others who are not very good Burnley fans.
UNITY above all has served us well in the last ten years, especially the last five years, from the owners/directors down through SD and all his staff, the players and the many Burnley fans.
- we are slowly losing that unity, and if that continues it is fairly clear where it might end.
I am not blind, and I can see that results and performances have not been great recently.
That happens to all clubs, including the top clubs.
Our job is to be supporters, through bad times and good...I dread hearing booing anytime soon [IT WILL NOT BE HELPFUL].
In our circumstances we have to play 'pragmative football' I don't think we have the resources [a couple on 'incomings' would be helpful] to do it much differently.
Some players have lost form, but I am bemused when some posters suggest that the players aren't trying..I just don't get that.
There are certainly three/four teams worse than us, and we can repair this..plenty of fixtures left.
Palace is another six-pointer, and Liverpool will be in front of us shortly with a very strong squad, and a vociferous 2400 fans - I really hope we can take them on in both arena's.
- a win against that lot will certainly help restore morale.
All of these clubs and their fans...Norwich, Leeds , Boro, Sheffieldx2, WBA, Villa, Derby, Forest, Brum, Sunderland, Hull and the rest are below us and would swap places with us right now, in the blink of an eye.
- none of them are guaranteed promotion.
The best way to hang on to what we have, is to keep backing the manager and the team instead of the moaning and negativity that has featured in the last couple of months.
There are some posters on here that are not Burnley fans, and several others who are not very good Burnley fans.
UNITY above all has served us well in the last ten years, especially the last five years, from the owners/directors down through SD and all his staff, the players and the many Burnley fans.
- we are slowly losing that unity, and if that continues it is fairly clear where it might end.
I am not blind, and I can see that results and performances have not been great recently.
That happens to all clubs, including the top clubs.
Our job is to be supporters, through bad times and good...I dread hearing booing anytime soon [IT WILL NOT BE HELPFUL].
In our circumstances we have to play 'pragmative football' I don't think we have the resources [a couple on 'incomings' would be helpful] to do it much differently.
Some players have lost form, but I am bemused when some posters suggest that the players aren't trying..I just don't get that.
There are certainly three/four teams worse than us, and we can repair this..plenty of fixtures left.
Palace is another six-pointer, and Liverpool will be in front of us shortly with a very strong squad, and a vociferous 2400 fans - I really hope we can take them on in both arena's.
- a win against that lot will certainly help restore morale.
All of these clubs and their fans...Norwich, Leeds , Boro, Sheffieldx2, WBA, Villa, Derby, Forest, Brum, Sunderland, Hull and the rest are below us and would swap places with us right now, in the blink of an eye.
- none of them are guaranteed promotion.
The best way to hang on to what we have, is to keep backing the manager and the team instead of the moaning and negativity that has featured in the last couple of months.
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Good post. However don’t cling onto the hope/belief that there are currently three or four teams worse than us...... there aren’t.hampsteadclaret wrote:Well said Siddo I said the same and more yesterday on a thread that got deleted.
There are some posters on here that are not Burnley fans, and several others who are not very good Burnley fans.
UNITY above all has served us well in the last ten years, especially the last five years, from the owners/directors down through SD and all his staff, the players and the many Burnley fans.
- we are slowly losing that unity, and if that continues it is fairly clear where it might end.
I am not blind, and I can see that results and performances have not been great recently.
That happens to all clubs, including the top clubs.
Our job is to be supporters, through bad times and good...I dread hearing booing anytime soon [IT WILL NOT BE HELPFUL].
In our circumstances we have to play 'pragmative football' I don't think we have the resources [a couple on 'incomings' would be helpful] to do it much differently.
Some players have lost form, but I am bemused when some posters suggest that the players aren't trying..I just don't get that.
There are certainly three/four teams worse than us, and we can repair this..plenty of fixtures left.
Palace is another six-pointer, and Liverpool will be in front of us shortly with a very strong squad, and a vociferous 2400 fans - I really hope we can take them on in both arena's.
- a win against that lot will certainly help restore morale.
All of these clubs and their fans...Norwich, Leeds , Boro, Sheffieldx2, WBA, Villa, Derby, Forest, Brum, Sunderland, Hull and the rest are below us and would swap places with us right now, in the blink of an eye.
- none of them are guaranteed promotion.
The best way to hang on to what we have, is to keep backing the manager and the team instead of the moaning and negativity that has featured in the last couple of months.
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Time will tell I suppose..you may be correct
What about -
fulham
southampton
cardiff
and possibly..
brighton
palace
huddersfield?
newcastle.
What about -
fulham
southampton
cardiff
and possibly..
brighton
palace
huddersfield?
newcastle.
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Siddo wrote:Just what we needed, another post knocking Sean. Do us a favour and at least try to be original rather than the same old shi*e.
Sick to the back teeth of around 15 posters who are basically toxic annd are piling in when someone is down.
Tossers the lot of you.
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hampsteadclaret wrote:Time will tell I suppose..you may be correct
What about -
fulham
southampton
cardiff
and possibly..
brighton
palace
huddersfield?
newcastle.
Think you've been watching a different team this year Hampstead. Apart from maybe Cardiff we're the worst team in the league. Fulham will be fine now Ranieri has gone and Southampton are likely to sack Hughes soon.
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When you have dug your own hole it's hard to dig your way out
And idea after idea don't seem to work the only strategy then is try something different if you get stuck in a rut theres only one out come
Time to gamble do something different break the mold
We are losing games to predictable nobody willing to take it on what could we lose
We are doing that ourselves by sticking and not twisting
And idea after idea don't seem to work the only strategy then is try something different if you get stuck in a rut theres only one out come
Time to gamble do something different break the mold
We are losing games to predictable nobody willing to take it on what could we lose
We are doing that ourselves by sticking and not twisting
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I've watched the 1st Newcastle goal so many times now. Cork, Long, Mee all make token efforts to block...not good enough
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jrgbfc wrote:Think you've been watching a different team this year Hampstead. Apart from maybe Cardiff we're the worst team in the league. Fulham will be fine now Ranieri has gone and Southampton are likely to sack Hughes soon.
But my comment is only partly based on what I've seen this season..[I have seen only 6/7 of them live]
We have only played one third of our fixtures, so plenty of time for things to improve, which I expect.
I am optimistic and having Tarkowski and Gibson available soon will be advantageous; when they play they will definitely tighten things up at the back which is needed because we are the leakiest apart from Fulham.
I think Ranieri will improve Fulham, but no guarantees that any Hughes replacement will shift them from where they are..who will it be?
Really important not to lose at Palace..I'll take a draw all day long.
Huddersfield were nothing special when I saw them at Turf Moor.
Brighton are catch-able and were Newcastle much better than us?
Essentially we must stop conceding soft goals and win the six pointers.
Be nice to see Vydra get more game time, including a few starts.