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The performances from those 3 defeats should be our "average". We weren't "really good", but if, for example, from those performances we'd beaten 1-0 Stoke and drawn 1-1 at Fulham, you couldn't have said we didn't deserve those results. Even City at home, had we pulled back to 2-2 it wouldn't have been undeserved.

 

The West Ham, Swansea & Southampton results & performances are the ones which fucked our season over in truth. We were abysmal.

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The performances from those 3 defeats should be our "average". We weren't "really good", but if, for example, from those performances we'd beaten 1-0 Stoke and drawn 1-1 at Fulham, you couldn't have said we didn't deserve those results. Even City at home, had we pulled back to 2-2 it wouldn't have been undeserved.

 

fair point

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AP does like to be the centre of attention... or it has something to do with SuperMac's speculation.

 

Both have got big ego's.

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Can we not bring in some new coaching staff? An injection of different ideas could go a long way.

 

How many actual proper coaches do we have anyway? 3/4? How many have the UefaB? :lol:

 

Most sides have at least 8-10.

 

Arsenal have 19.  :kasper:

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There's nothing unusual about a manager and players having fall outs. It'll happen every week up and down the country, and is all part of the boss to employee dynamic that occurs in all walks of life, especially when things aren't going well. Nothing to worry about particularly there.

 

What is peculiar is why it needed to be mentioned in public.

 

I manage people and have done for years and I'm yet to fall out with anybody and I don't get walked over by people, I manage them.  Falling out with people isn't a part of being a boss, avoiding fall outs is.  I've seen managers who do fall out with people regularly and they are usually pushed out of the business because of the disruption they cause.

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There's nothing unusual about a manager and players having fall outs. It'll happen every week up and down the country, and is all part of the boss to employee dynamic that occurs in all walks of life, especially when things aren't going well. Nothing to worry about particularly there.

 

What is peculiar is why it needed to be mentioned in public.

 

Cos it's nearly January, innit.

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There's nothing unusual about a manager and players having fall outs. It'll happen every week up and down the country, and is all part of the boss to employee dynamic that occurs in all walks of life, especially when things aren't going well. Nothing to worry about particularly there.

 

What is peculiar is why it needed to be mentioned in public.

 

Cos it's nearly January, innit.

 

Good work Columbo.

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Just had a look at the teams above us in the league for the first time in a while and I really thought we were a lot further behind the likes of Liverpool, Swansea & West Ham than we actually are.

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Just had a look at the teams above us in the league for the first time in a while and I really thought we were a lot further behind the likes of Liverpool, Swansea & West Ham than we actually are.

 

We're two easy home games behind them, that takes us up to 23rd February if none of them get another point.

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Even if in the last 6 defeats we'd won one and drawn one...it'd have been lousy still but we'd only be 6 points off 4th. :lol:

 

In the real world we didn't get those points and we're 10 points (50% of our points total) off fourth, you really do live up to your forum username.  :lol:

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