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Gareth (Wilts) wrote:I know I'll get slated for this post but tonight's performance showed why Coleman is a poor manager. I disagree with the 5-3-2 formation as it does not suit our defenders. We should have gone 4-4-1-1 with defence of Gunter, Williams, Davies and Taylor. Midfield should have been Ramsey and King in middle with Robson-Kanu on left and cotterill on right with bale in free role behind votes.
Coleman is a one trick pony who relies on Bale magic to get him results. Good managers are flexible and change tactics. We will still qualify but God help user we get a tough group.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:14 pm
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:18 pm
Rydogsccfc wrote:We were predictable today and our strike force other than Bale is poor and to many sideways passing but its inevitable that we are through.![]()
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:22 pm
Aramore wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:I know I'll get slated for this post but tonight's performance showed why Coleman is a poor manager. I disagree with the 5-3-2 formation as it does not suit our defenders. We should have gone 4-4-1-1 with defence of Gunter, Williams, Davies and Taylor. Midfield should have been Ramsey and King in middle with Robson-Kanu on left and cotterill on right with bale in free role behind votes.
Coleman is a one trick pony who relies on Bale magic to get him results. Good managers are flexible and change tactics. We will still qualify but God help user we get a tough group.
Why on Earth would we change formation when we've played the whole qualifying process with the same formation? It's not like it was even a must win.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:24 pm
mr'mogreenz wrote:Rydogsccfc wrote:We were predictable today and our strike force other than Bale is poor and to many sideways passing but its inevitable that we are through.![]()
We really are missing an out and out ian rush type striker who is unplayable over that 10yards
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:24 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:Aramore wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:I know I'll get slated for this post but tonight's performance showed why Coleman is a poor manager. I disagree with the 5-3-2 formation as it does not suit our defenders. We should have gone 4-4-1-1 with defence of Gunter, Williams, Davies and Taylor. Midfield should have been Ramsey and King in middle with Robson-Kanu on left and cotterill on right with bale in free role behind votes.
Coleman is a one trick pony who relies on Bale magic to get him results. Good managers are flexible and change tactics. We will still qualify but God help user we get a tough group.
Why on Earth would we change formation when we've played the whole qualifying process with the same formation? It's not like it was even a must win.
Feel free to slate my opinion but our best players need 4-4-2 or 4-4-1-1. Certainly not 5 at the back. Williams and Taylor are our best 2 defenders and much as I hate their club they thrive in a 4 man defence. Our group with the exception of Belguim is poor and we are over reliant on Bale. A good coach would change things. Coleman is a one trick pony.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:26 pm
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:30 pm
bigb wrote:People are crazy
Coleman had his tactics spot on it was a game we could not afford to lose even if we are the better side
what shocked me was Israel tactics as they where happy with a pt and never opened up once
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:39 pm
Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:52 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:Aramore wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:I know I'll get slated for this post but tonight's performance showed why Coleman is a poor manager. I disagree with the 5-3-2 formation as it does not suit our defenders. We should have gone 4-4-1-1 with defence of Gunter, Williams, Davies and Taylor. Midfield should have been Ramsey and King in middle with Robson-Kanu on left and cotterill on right with bale in free role behind votes.
Coleman is a one trick pony who relies on Bale magic to get him results. Good managers are flexible and change tactics. We will still qualify but God help user we get a tough group.
Why on Earth would we change formation when we've played the whole qualifying process with the same formation? It's not like it was even a must win.
Feel free to slate my opinion but our best players need 4-4-2 or 4-4-1-1. Certainly not 5 at the back. Williams and Taylor are our best 2 defenders and much as I hate their club they thrive in a 4 man defence. Our group with the exception of Belguim is poor and we are over reliant on Bale. A good coach would change things. Coleman is a one trick pony.
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James the bluebird fan wrote:People need to calm down. If we had lost today we would be in a pressure scenario in Bosnia, a tough place to go. As it is, it wasn't a good performance but we have one foot on the plane. We are four points clear of third place with a garanteed 3 points against Andoora.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:25 pm
Woodville Willie wrote:Good point Balkanblue![]()
Good point for Wales too.![]()
A lot of negativity on this thread. Coleman is not unable to change. He just felt it unnecessary to go all gung ho and risk even the slightest chance of not qualifying.![]()
Nobody has mentioned the deliberate hand ball in the area right in front of the 4th official. That is the talking point we should be discussing.![]()
The defence had another faultless game. 4 or 5 at the back? As long as they don't concede, how can you possibly say the manager got it wrong? Williams and Taylor are used to playing as part of a 4 man back line, but they have different players either side of them- premier league players.
Should have been 1-0 and possibly another booking to cool them off. As it goes, everything is on schedule so stop moaning.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:27 pm
mr'mogreenz wrote:Agree on bale. It's getting as bad as the Ronaldo situation at Madrid in previous seasons where everyone has it in their heads that they need to get the ball to bale as soon as possible, instead of looking for other options, and IMO Ramsey is suffering the most from this approach. He's a world class player in his own right, but he's being overlooked to often as an attacking force in favour of " getting the ball to bale and hoping he can take on everyone and score a wonder goal, we have other options going forward ( they may be limited) but they are there. iseral showed today that it's quite easy to work us out, due to our predictable ( give it to bale) game plan.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:30 pm
Gareth (Wilts) wrote:Woodville Willie wrote:Good point Balkanblue![]()
Good point for Wales too.![]()
A lot of negativity on this thread. Coleman is not unable to change. He just felt it unnecessary to go all gung ho and risk even the slightest chance of not qualifying.![]()
Nobody has mentioned the deliberate hand ball in the area right in front of the 4th official. That is the talking point we should be discussing.![]()
The defence had another faultless game. 4 or 5 at the back? As long as they don't concede, how can you possibly say the manager got it wrong? Williams and Taylor are used to playing as part of a 4 man back line, but they have different players either side of them- premier league players.
Should have been 1-0 and possibly another booking to cool them off. As it goes, everything is on schedule so stop moaning.
Had we played 4 at back we'd have had 1 more in midfield. Williams thrives in being given options ahead of him whether it's out wide or in front of him. Playing 5 defenders misses an opportunity. If the full backs were wing backs it'd be different but Gunter and Taylor are both orthodox full backs.
This is all about opinions and mine may well be wrong but I genuinely think that Coleman is a poor manager who has got lucky with the speed legacy and quality players like Williams and bale.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:36 pm
Aramore wrote:Gareth (Wilts) wrote:Woodville Willie wrote:Good point Balkanblue![]()
Good point for Wales too.![]()
A lot of negativity on this thread. Coleman is not unable to change. He just felt it unnecessary to go all gung ho and risk even the slightest chance of not qualifying.![]()
Nobody has mentioned the deliberate hand ball in the area right in front of the 4th official. That is the talking point we should be discussing.![]()
The defence had another faultless game. 4 or 5 at the back? As long as they don't concede, how can you possibly say the manager got it wrong? Williams and Taylor are used to playing as part of a 4 man back line, but they have different players either side of them- premier league players.
Should have been 1-0 and possibly another booking to cool them off. As it goes, everything is on schedule so stop moaning.
Had we played 4 at back we'd have had 1 more in midfield. Williams thrives in being given options ahead of him whether it's out wide or in front of him. Playing 5 defenders misses an opportunity. If the full backs were wing backs it'd be different but Gunter and Taylor are both orthodox full backs.
This is all about opinions and mine may well be wrong but I genuinely think that Coleman is a poor manager who has got lucky with the speed legacy and quality players like Williams and bale.
Gunter was part of the back 3, Jazz Richards was at right wb and he most certainly is a wing back.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:40 pm
balkanblue wrote:James the bluebird fan wrote:People need to calm down. If we had lost today we would be in a pressure scenario in Bosnia, a tough place to go. As it is, it wasn't a good performance but we have one foot on the plane. We are four points clear of third place with a garanteed 3 points against Andoora.
Nothing is guaranteed. I bet Man City had that attitude the day we done them 3-2. Never get complacent. Having said that, I agree with the overall point of your post.
Israel need to get 6 points from 2 games whilst we don't even pick up 1 point from 2 games. I cant see it happening.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:46 pm
mr'mogreenz wrote:balkanblue wrote:James the bluebird fan wrote:People need to calm down. If we had lost today we would be in a pressure scenario in Bosnia, a tough place to go. As it is, it wasn't a good performance but we have one foot on the plane. We are four points clear of third place with a garanteed 3 points against Andoora.
Nothing is guaranteed. I bet Man City had that attitude the day we done them 3-2. Never get complacent. Having said that, I agree with the overall point of your post.
Israel need to get 6 points from 2 games whilst we don't even pick up 1 point from 2 games. I cant see it happening.
This^ everyone saying andora is a gimme. They could come and park the bus, and frustrate the fuk out of us, and then who knows. We do well when teams come on to us and invite us into a battle, (belgium fell for it hook line and sinker) but when teams park their arses like today, we run out of ideas pretty quickly because we rely to much on one player one game plan. It's served us well in these qualifiers and fairplay to Coleman, it should see us qualfy, but we deffo need more options if we are gonna open up these stubborn motherfukas like today. I ain't complaining though, as long as I get to go France I couldn't give fuk.
Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:51 pm
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Gareth (Wilts) wrote:mr'mogreenz wrote:balkanblue wrote:James the bluebird fan wrote:People need to calm down. If we had lost today we would be in a pressure scenario in Bosnia, a tough place to go. As it is, it wasn't a good performance but we have one foot on the plane. We are four points clear of third place with a garanteed 3 points against Andoora.
Nothing is guaranteed. I bet Man City had that attitude the day we done them 3-2. Never get complacent. Having said that, I agree with the overall point of your post.
Israel need to get 6 points from 2 games whilst we don't even pick up 1 point from 2 games. I cant see it happening.
This^ everyone saying andora is a gimme. They could come and park the bus, and frustrate the fuk out of us, and then who knows. We do well when teams come on to us and invite us into a battle, (belgium fell for it hook line and sinker) but when teams park their arses like today, we run out of ideas pretty quickly because we rely to much on one player one game plan. It's served us well in these qualifiers and fairplay to Coleman, it should see us qualfy, but we deffo need more options if we are gonna open up these stubborn motherfukas like today. I ain't complaining though, as long as I get to go France I couldn't give fuk.
Andorra away was dodgy. 2 bits of class from bale gave us the points. Imagine he hasn't played that day?!