[Cartman]

Westbars Spireite, on 30 October 2014 - 07:42 AM, said:

Give over!

You should offer that to the club as a marketing line for Facebook, Twitter etc. Maybe shorten it to be more catchy though.

stand by what I put

anyone who needs encouragement to go to this weekends game (if they can a. afford it, b. have the spare time and c. can get to the game) is not a Town fan

and anyone who is not happy with being 11th after 15 games is daft!

[brianclose]

Cartman, on 30 October 2014 - 10:09 AM, said:

stand by what I put

anyone who needs encouragement to go to this weekends game (if they can a. afford it, b. have the spare time and c. can get to the game) is not a Town fan

and anyone who is not happy with being 11th after 15 games is daft!

I reckon you'd make a great spin doctor for town Carty - why not apply for Chris Turners job youd do it just as well for about a quarter of the money.

[Cartman]

brianclose, on 30 October 2014 - 10:19 AM, said:

I reckon you'd make a great spin doctor for town Carty - why not apply for Chris Turners job youd do it just as well for about a quarter of the money.

not spin at all, simple common sense

if you go up a league and are in top half (just) of the table after 15 games it is a good start

and anyone who says otherwise is daft

yes, we are on a poor run now and if this continues then of course the appraisal of the situation will change

[Goku]

Cartman, on 30 October 2014 - 10:07 AM, said:

fair point, but true of 3 at the back more than other formations as the other formations are more common so have more players used to playing them

to be fair, I don't even need to argue about this, the world of football and the rarity of 3-5-2 proves everything I say on the subject

More common in Europe. 3-5-2 is a common formation in South America, the world of football isn't limited to Europe. As I've said before Juve win league titles using it, Chile use it frequently as do other South American national teams, it's not as defunct as you think and if we had more progressive, entertaining and daring coaches in the UK you'd see it a lot more. Credit to Swindon's manager for using it to absolutely hang out the back of us on Tuesday.

[sophocles]

Goku, on 30 October 2014 - 11:14 AM, said:

More common in Europe. 3-5-2 is a common formation in South America, the world of football isn't limited to Europe. As I've said before Juve win league titles using it, Chile use it frequently as do other South American national teams, it's not as defunct as you think and if we had more progressive, entertaining and daring coaches in the UK you'd see it a lot more. Credit to Swindon's manager for using it to absolutely hang out the back of us on Tuesday.

Agree with that, but NO system is infallible in itself - it's success depends on many factors, such as - the players you have available, how well they carry out instructions, the response of the opposing team etc. On Tuesday, for example, their system looked a liability for the first 20 minutes or so because we were breaking with great pace down both wings, and catching them short at the back; it was only inaccurate crosses and finishing that prevented us from taking an early lead. As the game went on, we took longer and longer to work the ball forward, giving their midfielders time to track back and cover, so their system became more effective, and I wouldn't have been surprised if they'd put 6 past us in the end.

[SuperJackyLester]

Usual group going here as per normal

Do not need convincing to go, I am a town fan so will follow them through thick and thin.

Players need to turn this round and need some support to do that.

Lets behind the boys like always and turn this round

This post has been edited by tbag27: 30 October 2014 - 02:59 PM