More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed 21:59 - Feb 8 with 4821 views | itfcjoe | McKenna - 5 in 8 games Cook - 4 in 20 games McKenna has won 6 games compared to Cook's 7 as well.....some turnaround results wise | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:30 - Feb 8 with 1081 views | BlueBadger | Poor old Cookie. The team was obviously on the cusp of gelling just as he was leaving. | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:31 - Feb 8 with 1058 views | itfcsuth |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:30 - Feb 8 by CokeIsKey | 17 shots and 7 on target vs 3 shots and 0 on target. How is that not playing well?! Their keeper made a couple of very good saves and if we were more clinical it would've been 3 or 4 nil, and I'd guarantee you wouldn't be moaning. We've been playing like this for most of Mckenna's time and are 2nd in the form table so the idea that we wouldn't get in the playoffs playing like this is rubbish - it's not the championship ffs. |
17 shots, 7 on target, and for me 2 of the easier ones were Bonnes headers by which he didn’t even get on target. Sone people are nuts. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:32 - Feb 8 with 1048 views | davblue |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:30 - Feb 8 by CokeIsKey | 17 shots and 7 on target vs 3 shots and 0 on target. How is that not playing well?! Their keeper made a couple of very good saves and if we were more clinical it would've been 3 or 4 nil, and I'd guarantee you wouldn't be moaning. We've been playing like this for most of Mckenna's time and are 2nd in the form table so the idea that we wouldn't get in the playoffs playing like this is rubbish - it's not the championship ffs. |
Cool let’s see. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:32 - Feb 8 with 1054 views | Dyland |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:29 - Feb 8 by davblue | Results have been great no grumble with those. The last 3 games, going forward we have looked below average. We can’t be at the races all the time and a win is a win but I don’t believe people will Be happy with the attacking threat of the last 3 games if we continue in that vein. We look a much better side, we are doing the fundamentals much better but going forward we look Very sterile certainly in the 3 games. Hopefully just one of those spells where it doesn’t quite come off. |
Of course, no argument with that. We've seen what these players can do though. No reason to think they can't get their shooting boots back. Fairly typical for players/teams to go through lulls. Let's see Saturday. At least we don't look a clueless soft touch any more. | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:33 - Feb 8 with 1041 views | N2_Blue |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:24 - Feb 8 by davblue | We did control it but we didn’t play well and we did get by in my view. We were playing bottom Of the league and they were dreadful and we won 1-0. Hardly peppered their goal their keeper didn’t have much to do. If that’s the standard of performance that you think will be enough to get us in the play offs then you are frankly wrong. A win is a win and we needed it but we need to step up on our last 3 performances in 9 months time if we are seeing performances like that consistently I guarantee there will be grumbles. |
Well bottom of the league they maybe but they took 6 points off MK Dons. You can only beat what is in front of you and we've taken 9 points from 12 without Morsy. | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:34 - Feb 8 with 1035 views | N2_Blue |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:30 - Feb 8 by BlueBadger | Poor old Cookie. The team was obviously on the cusp of gelling just as he was leaving. |
Don't encourage Keaneish...i'm sure he'll claim these 6 wins are all down to Cook! | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:34 - Feb 8 with 1032 views | Geomorph | Abso Jolly Lutely | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:36 - Feb 8 with 1028 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:12 - Feb 8 by jayessess | Bonne forced the keeper into a couple of good saves, one of which caused the goal. Strikers are going to miss chances, no way he was "awful" tonight. |
Disagree, and Mathie seemed to agree with me. Saying he forced the keeper into good saves is rather generous for me, they were two headers he ought to have buried. The one that led to the goal was the only thing he did of note for me, and Norwood was no better when he came on. | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:39 - Feb 8 with 1005 views | davblue |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:33 - Feb 8 by N2_Blue | Well bottom of the league they maybe but they took 6 points off MK Dons. You can only beat what is in front of you and we've taken 9 points from 12 without Morsy. |
I don’t disagree with any of that. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:40 - Feb 8 with 993 views | ChiefXL |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:24 - Feb 8 by davblue | We did control it but we didn’t play well and we did get by in my view. We were playing bottom Of the league and they were dreadful and we won 1-0. Hardly peppered their goal their keeper didn’t have much to do. If that’s the standard of performance that you think will be enough to get us in the play offs then you are frankly wrong. A win is a win and we needed it but we need to step up on our last 3 performances in 9 months time if we are seeing performances like that consistently I guarantee there will be grumbles. |
Not sure what people want TBH other than just another thing to moan about There's nothing wrong with getting by in a midweek away fixture up in Yorkshire on a blustery February night, in a three game week, to take six points from the first two games of that week. We won, we're averaging 2.25 points per game under a new manager in his first big gig. Bore off. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:43 - Feb 8 with 961 views | LeoMuff |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:24 - Feb 8 by davblue | We did control it but we didn’t play well and we did get by in my view. We were playing bottom Of the league and they were dreadful and we won 1-0. Hardly peppered their goal their keeper didn’t have much to do. If that’s the standard of performance that you think will be enough to get us in the play offs then you are frankly wrong. A win is a win and we needed it but we need to step up on our last 3 performances in 9 months time if we are seeing performances like that consistently I guarantee there will be grumbles. |
68% possession, 17 shots, 7 on target, away from home. We utterly dominated, only let down by our finishing. We do miss Morsy greatly though, very little created through the middle. Bakinson grew into it nicely though I thought | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:45 - Feb 8 with 941 views | BtreeBlueBlood |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:08 - Feb 8 by FrimleyBlue | It's great. Slight concern at 8 goals on 8 games. ( plus 4 v Gills in the 9th) Absolutely it can only take 1 goal to win a game... but we need that goal total up imo. Need to get that balance right. |
Arsenal won the league winning 1.0 every week! | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:50 - Feb 8 with 911 views | buoyant |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:08 - Feb 8 by FrimleyBlue | It's great. Slight concern at 8 goals on 8 games. ( plus 4 v Gills in the 9th) Absolutely it can only take 1 goal to win a game... but we need that goal total up imo. Need to get that balance right. |
If we win the remainder of our games by a goal to nil, no one will be complaining. Well maybe some ...... | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:50 - Feb 8 with 914 views | davblue |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:40 - Feb 8 by ChiefXL | Not sure what people want TBH other than just another thing to moan about There's nothing wrong with getting by in a midweek away fixture up in Yorkshire on a blustery February night, in a three game week, to take six points from the first two games of that week. We won, we're averaging 2.25 points per game under a new manager in his first big gig. Bore off. |
I’m not moaning. It was view of the game if that’s different to yours fair enough. Just looking at stats doesn’t tell the whole story at times. Ive not said there’s anything wrong with the win but imo we need to perform better if we are to have any chance of the play offs. Donnie are a dreadful team full of kids. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:52 - Feb 8 with 903 views | Churchman |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:33 - Feb 8 by N2_Blue | Well bottom of the league they maybe but they took 6 points off MK Dons. You can only beat what is in front of you and we've taken 9 points from 12 without Morsy. |
And 3 off Sunderland at SoL last Saturday having dominated them. None of these teams roll over. Their players have careers at stake too. I really don’t know what people expect. I can’t wait for the breakout of flaming torches and pitchforks when we lose the next game. Poor McKenna. 6 in 8, 5 away from home, 5 clean sheets and people are unhappy. McKenna has no chance. The irony is that if Warnock had come here and got results like that or McCarthy with his hoofball come to that, there would have been paroxysms of joy from all. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:56 - Feb 8 with 878 views | clive_baker | Absolutely. 8 played, conceded 4. I’ll take that all day long. We conceded 15 in Cook’s first 6 games of the season. It’s so refreshing to have a manager who once again values the art of defending and clean sheets. I don’t think Woolfenden had the best of games tonight but we kept them quiet all night, they didn’t threaten at all. On another night it could’ve been 2 or 3-0 and it wouldn’t flatter us. A very comprehensive away win against admittedly toothless opposition. The monkey on the back is still our ability to beat a good side, but what an opportunity to do it on Saturday now, away from home too. 7,000 travelling town fans against a strong MK side, chance to make it 7 wins from 9 and hit the 50 point mark. They’ve got a tough run of games, if we’re sat on 50 points, 6 behind MK at 5pm Saturday the league will well and truly have tightened up and I wouldn’t bet against us closing that gap further over the next few weeks. [Post edited 8 Feb 2022 23:04]
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:59 - Feb 8 with 860 views | jayessess |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:36 - Feb 8 by The_Flashing_Smile | Disagree, and Mathie seemed to agree with me. Saying he forced the keeper into good saves is rather generous for me, they were two headers he ought to have buried. The one that led to the goal was the only thing he did of note for me, and Norwood was no better when he came on. |
Don't recall Mathie saying he was awful. He's a relentlessly negative co-commentator in any case. No striker scores from most shots and certainly not from most headers. I don't think a striker having multiple efforts on target and directly contributing to the winning goal can reasonably be described as having been "awful". [Post edited 8 Feb 2022 23:06]
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 23:02 - Feb 8 with 845 views | Ryorry |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:25 - Feb 8 by Nthsuffolkblue | Some interesting bits in that report. It was Bonne not Chaplin whose header was well saved by Marshall (not straight at him although Bonne will be disappointed that he put it close enough for it to be saved). Chaplin had the earlier flick-on header for Bonne. I would suggest Celina showed more threat in their box than Chaplin did too. But Burns and Chaplin got in the box to good effect as well. |
I didn't proof-read it, thanks for error-correction! | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 23:02 - Feb 8 with 847 views | ZXBlue | As the old adage goes, you start by being solid at the back and then grow the attacking side once you have that right. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 23:08 - Feb 8 with 829 views | BlueBadger |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:34 - Feb 8 by N2_Blue | Don't encourage Keaneish...i'm sure he'll claim these 6 wins are all down to Cook! |
He should be grateful that I wrote to Ashton demanding his sacking, we'd never have these wins otherwise! | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 23:25 - Feb 8 with 786 views | DarkHorse |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:24 - Feb 8 by davblue | We did control it but we didn’t play well and we did get by in my view. We were playing bottom Of the league and they were dreadful and we won 1-0. Hardly peppered their goal their keeper didn’t have much to do. If that’s the standard of performance that you think will be enough to get us in the play offs then you are frankly wrong. A win is a win and we needed it but we need to step up on our last 3 performances in 9 months time if we are seeing performances like that consistently I guarantee there will be grumbles. |
We won. We're on the up. Stop fooking moaning. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 23:33 - Feb 8 with 767 views | benrhyddingblue |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:19 - Feb 8 by davblue | Gillingham Should have scored 2 |
When? They never looked like scoring all game - clipping the outside of the post isn’t nearly scoring. Open your eyes. You’re always so miserable about everything. Time to put you on the div list. You don’t contribute anything meaningful to any debate on here. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 00:18 - Feb 9 with 695 views | davblue |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 23:33 - Feb 8 by benrhyddingblue | When? They never looked like scoring all game - clipping the outside of the post isn’t nearly scoring. Open your eyes. You’re always so miserable about everything. Time to put you on the div list. You don’t contribute anything meaningful to any debate on here. |
Hahaha. Thanks, you are doing me the favour. Thanks for your insightful post though keep those rose tinted specs on though they will do you a great service over the years I’m sure. | | | |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 08:20 - Feb 9 with 561 views | BiGDonnie |
More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 22:01 - Feb 8 by davblue | Just getting by atm. Still a win is a win but long term the performances won't be acceptable. |
Just getting by? I'm not sure you know how football works if that's your honest take on Ipswich under KM so far. | |
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More clean sheets under McKenna in league than Cook managed on 12:59 - Feb 9 with 477 views | BlueBlood90 | A solid start for McKenna but he couldn't have hoped for a better run of fixtures to begin with. We've arguably played three decent teams so far in Wycombe, Bolton and Sheffield Wednesday and we've won one and lost two of those so Saturday at MK Dons may tell us a bit more. | |
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