| Stuart Taylor 07:49 - Mar 10 with 5264 views | BryanPlug |
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| Stuart Taylor on 07:56 - Mar 10 with 4771 views | Bluefish |
Anyone but Lambo. Lucky to have him |  |
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| Stuart Taylor on 08:16 - Mar 10 with 4721 views | hadleighboyblue |
He seems to spend most of the time during the match complaining to the 4th official . I agree , we seem to be poor tactically , which questions the quality of the coaching . |  | | |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:22 - Mar 10 with 4683 views | carlisleaway |
When was the last decent coach at Ipswich....no bus jokes. |  | | |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:27 - Mar 10 with 4676 views | hatch |
He did seem a little more focused on LinkedIn videos of our celebrations than tactics in the first few months of the season.
I like the guy but if Lambert is Mr Motivator (or meant to be), then that leaves Taylor as Head of Tactics, which we seem to be bereft of. |  | | |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:52 - Mar 10 with 4603 views | BryanPlug |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:27 - Mar 10 by hatch |
He did seem a little more focused on LinkedIn videos of our celebrations than tactics in the first few months of the season.
I like the guy but if Lambert is Mr Motivator (or meant to be), then that leaves Taylor as Head of Tactics, which we seem to be bereft of. |
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| Stuart Taylor on 08:57 - Mar 10 with 4560 views | Bluefish |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:52 - Mar 10 by BryanPlug |
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Or just sack PRP and get someone that can do the job properly
The level of fight and motivation last season and this season tells me he might need someone to fo that for him as well
Get someone in to do the coaching, someone for team selections, someone for tactics, someone for motivation and management but keep Lambo as manager to focus on PR stunts?? | |
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| Stuart Taylor on 09:07 - Mar 10 with 4534 views | Bent_double |
Not saying that the players should turn into 'supergrasses' or anything, but if there really are problems in the way things are done, why don't one or two of the senior players approach LON or go straight to ME and tell them so?
Maybe they don't care, maybe they see this situation as the best way to be rid of PL and his team, maybe they believe it's all down to money, and they know there isn't any, or maybe they don't want to take the responsibility.
Assuming PL gets the boot now/end of season, we get a new guy in and we're flying at the top of the league next season (lol!), you just know that players will start coming out with stories about how bad it was under PL and his team this season, happens all the time. |  |
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| Stuart Taylor on 09:15 - Mar 10 with 4491 views | BlueBadger |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:27 - Mar 10 by hatch |
He did seem a little more focused on LinkedIn videos of our celebrations than tactics in the first few months of the season.
I like the guy but if Lambert is Mr Motivator (or meant to be), then that leaves Taylor as Head of Tactics, which we seem to be bereft of. |
The very idea that a member of Lambert's team is more interested in crass self-promotion than actually coaching and improving footballers seems beyond credibility to me. [Post edited 10 Mar 2020 9:41]
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| Stuart Taylor on 09:19 - Mar 10 with 4466 views | BlueBadger |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:57 - Mar 10 by Bluefish |
Or just sack PRP and get someone that can do the job properly
The level of fight and motivation last season and this season tells me he might need someone to fo that for him as well
Get someone in to do the coaching, someone for team selections, someone for tactics, someone for motivation and management but keep Lambo as manager to focus on PR stunts?? |
We could kill two birds with one stone here and move Lambert upstairs to become marketing director, meaning we don't have to pay him off and then hope that Evans actually employs a competent manager this time. | |
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| Stuart Taylor on 09:20 - Mar 10 with 4462 views | Steve_M |
If anyone looked at Dale Robert's CV as a player and coach would they have seen what he offered Burley? |  |
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| Stuart Taylor (n/t) on 09:21 - Mar 10 with 4459 views | monty_radio |
| Stuart Taylor on 09:07 - Mar 10 by Bent_double |
Not saying that the players should turn into 'supergrasses' or anything, but if there really are problems in the way things are done, why don't one or two of the senior players approach LON or go straight to ME and tell them so?
Maybe they don't care, maybe they see this situation as the best way to be rid of PL and his team, maybe they believe it's all down to money, and they know there isn't any, or maybe they don't want to take the responsibility.
Assuming PL gets the boot now/end of season, we get a new guy in and we're flying at the top of the league next season (lol!), you just know that players will start coming out with stories about how bad it was under PL and his team this season, happens all the time. |
I don't think that most of the players would want rid of P.L. They would recognise him as an old pro (who's played at a high level - yes, I know!) and he seems a regular guy and players are usually quite conservative young men who like what they know. Hurst was clearly not the answer, but they reportedly withdrew their support at an early stage. They'll like the next guy if he likes them. [Post edited 10 Mar 2020 9:25]
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| Stuart Taylor on 09:22 - Mar 10 with 4448 views | itfcjoe |
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| Stuart Taylor on 09:54 - Mar 10 with 4363 views | itfc48 |
There is definitely a problem with the coaching, in particular, our strikers. Their movement and anticipation is very average at this level and the number of daft offsides is ridiculous.
We definitely don't play off the shoulder enough. Sears should have spent the entirety of the Cov game trying to get in behind their big two lumps. Instead, he pulls out wide leaving us nothing through the middle. | | | |
| Stuart Taylor on 10:07 - Mar 10 with 4315 views | ElephantintheRoom |
Interesting that professional coaches cannot solve the obvious problems - but everyone on here can.
Reminds me of the old adage that football is a game played by 22 amateurs watched by 22,000 professional. Might have to add a 0 to allow for all the internet expertise. | |
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| Stuart Taylor on 10:32 - Mar 10 with 4213 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Stuart Taylor on 09:54 - Mar 10 by itfc48 |
There is definitely a problem with the coaching, in particular, our strikers. Their movement and anticipation is very average at this level and the number of daft offsides is ridiculous.
We definitely don't play off the shoulder enough. Sears should have spent the entirety of the Cov game trying to get in behind their big two lumps. Instead, he pulls out wide leaving us nothing through the middle. |
If a seasoned pro like Freddie Sears needs to be coached on decision making then I’d suggest that it isn’t the coaching that’s the problem |  |
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| Stuart Taylor on 10:51 - Mar 10 with 4155 views | WD19 |
| Stuart Taylor on 09:20 - Mar 10 by Steve_M |
If anyone looked at Dale Robert's CV as a player and coach would they have seen what he offered Burley? |
Fortunately there were actual football results to help with the whole 'demonstrating value' thing. I'm no football expert, but it seems to me that the results bit might be more important than some people realise. |  | | |
| Stuart Taylor on 11:27 - Mar 10 with 4095 views | Garv |
| Stuart Taylor on 09:54 - Mar 10 by itfc48 |
There is definitely a problem with the coaching, in particular, our strikers. Their movement and anticipation is very average at this level and the number of daft offsides is ridiculous.
We definitely don't play off the shoulder enough. Sears should have spent the entirety of the Cov game trying to get in behind their big two lumps. Instead, he pulls out wide leaving us nothing through the middle. |
He did in fairness. He was offside loads.
Norwood shows good movement I'd say, which suggests it's down to individual players. [Post edited 10 Mar 2020 11:28]
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| Stuart Taylor on 11:36 - Mar 10 with 4064 views | Steve_M |
| Stuart Taylor on 10:51 - Mar 10 by WD19 |
Fortunately there were actual football results to help with the whole 'demonstrating value' thing. I'm no football expert, but it seems to me that the results bit might be more important than some people realise. |
There were but, as I think everyone agrees now, the lack of results is the responsibility of Lambert. Instead we get 50 theories a day with random explanations as to why we aren't very good. | |
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| Stuart Taylor on 13:46 - Mar 10 with 3891 views | BryanPlug |
| Stuart Taylor on 09:20 - Mar 10 by Steve_M |
If anyone looked at Dale Robert's CV as a player and coach would they have seen what he offered Burley? |
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| Stuart Taylor on 13:49 - Mar 10 with 3876 views | BryanPlug |
| Stuart Taylor on 10:07 - Mar 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
Interesting that professional coaches cannot solve the obvious problems - but everyone on here can.
Reminds me of the old adage that football is a game played by 22 amateurs watched by 22,000 professional. Might have to add a 0 to allow for all the internet expertise. |
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| Stuart Taylor on 15:50 - Mar 10 with 3725 views | J4ck22 |
he's most likely a problem, but definitely not THE problem. | | | |
| He's part of the problem... on 17:19 - Mar 10 with 3596 views | unstableblue |
.... but the problem runs through chairman, non playing side management, football leadership structure, football manager, first team coach.
Its been Marcus' blind spot. Badly advised from day one, and thinking you could put limited talent into the clubs wider management team, and rely on a single manager to make everything right.
His criteria should be dynamic club CEO to drive the business side, someone who understands how to run a successful stadium and non-playing business; a technical director / director of football to link the strategy (the 5 point plan or whatever are the objectives) across academy, recruitment, manager selection, loans, etc. A football manager who buys into an ethos of entertainment, progressive and technical football techniques who can develop players and get more from a team of mid level footballers through effective systems of play - pass and move. If they are up and coming, supported by an experienced first team coach.
Clegg, Milne.... joke.
O'Neill.... weak
Keane, Jewell, McCarthy, Hurst, Lambert.. Connor, Taylor.... not progressive, not technical, wrong fit for this club.
Robinson from Oxford or Robins from Coventry with the right team behind them... proper CEO.... make it happen Marcus. Our stadium and fan base is a big plus,we are a project... we have great youth potential.
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| Stuart Taylor on 17:22 - Mar 10 with 3590 views | Chocorange |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:22 - Mar 10 by carlisleaway |
When was the last decent coach at Ipswich....no bus jokes. |
Willie Donachie , long time ago now .
TC did OK with improving Murphys finishing .... |  | | |
| Stuart Taylor on 17:29 - Mar 10 with 3564 views | happybeingblue |
i wonder why kieron dyer alan lee chris hogg etc have all left the club recently |  | | |
| Stuart Taylor on 17:33 - Mar 10 with 3552 views | Radlett_blue |
| Stuart Taylor on 08:22 - Mar 10 by carlisleaway |
When was the last decent coach at Ipswich....no bus jokes. |
John Gorman?
Someone I knew & had played against ran rings around Gorman when he was playing for Spurs reserves Mind you, Gorman had been crippled by Jimmy Case a couple of years before & I don't think he played for the first team subsequently. |  |
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