THAT WAS BETTER MALKY!!!!!

His tactics were far more adventurous yesterday, two strikers and an out and out winger gave us far more options going forward, i have never been in the ridiculous malky "out" camp but i have been in the camp which thought that if he didn't change his tactics then he would have been on borrowed time, i've also wanted to see craig noone get a start for some time now especially at home and what a difference he made yesterday, virtually all our attacking threats came from him including the goal, so well done malky for changing things and keep it going

His tactics were far more adventurous yesterday, two strikers and an out and out winger gave us far more options going forward, i have never been in the ridiculous malky "out" camp but i have been in the camp which thought that if he didn't change his tactics then he would have been on borrowed time, i've also wanted to see craig noone get a start for some time now especially at home and what a difference he made yesterday, virtually all our attacking threats came from him including the goal, so well done malky for changing things and keep it going

he was probably under a lot of pressure from above to try and serve up some better football.
in my opinion the performance of southampton this season has put him under pressure and to a lesser extent swansea down the road with their achievements in the last two years.
I can see from tans point of view that he is trying to market the club in the far east and lets be honest the performances at stoke and palace would not have helped that cause.
tan will also look at the monies spent on brayford and the yet untried cornelius and wonder why almost a third of the transfer budget went on those two players.
lets hope malky continues to play with a bit of pace and width because if he reverts to the tactics of stoke and palace januarys away trips are going to be very painful

His tactics were far more adventurous yesterday, two strikers and an out and out winger gave us far more options going forward, i have never been in the ridiculous malky "out" camp but i have been in the camp which thought that if he didn't change his tactics then he would have been on borrowed time, i've also wanted to see craig noone get a start for some time now especially at home and what a difference he made yesterday, virtually all our attacking threats came from him including the goal, so well done malky for changing things and keep it going

he was probably under a lot of pressure from above to try and serve up some better football.
in my opinion the performance of southampton this season has put him under pressure and to a lesser extent swansea down the road with their achievements in the last two years.
I can see from tans point of view that he is trying to market the club in the far east and lets be honest the performances at stoke and palace would not have helped that cause.
tan will also look at the monies spent on brayford and the yet untried cornelius and wonder why almost a third of the transfer budget went on those two players.
lets hope malky continues to play with a bit of pace and width because if he reverts to the tactics of stoke and palace januarys away trips are going to be very painful

With you here Steve.

I do feel a lot of the fans are just not seeing it through Tans eyes. Tan needs more than just premier survival for his plans to come into line. He is not getting that and the buck here stops with Malky and his TEAM.

As far as I am concerned Malky is on a knife edge here. We are not in the relegation spot so a Nigel Adkins act is not going to happen. However we are not far off that and to me I just feel Tan will wait a little longer before that excuse will be quashed.