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The most depressing thing about tonight. 21:19 - Nov 10 with 1482 viewsBlueBadger

Not the whole 'falling out of a mickey mouse competition in the most feeble fashion possible' thing, that's just par of the course for us under Lambert, but the apparent revelation that Lambert is implementing his 'style' all the way across the board.

If you want to imagine the future, imagine a free lukewarm lager being offered in lieu of another feeble defeat, forever.
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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:28 - Nov 10 with 1409 viewsNthsuffolkblue

To be fair that has been par for the course for our past 10 managers (or at least it feels like that many). The League Cup run to the semi-final was the blip.

The issue more with the same thing in the league. I am pleased there is a style throughout the teams but not one that clearly does not work. It needs adapting or revamping and doing so very quickly.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:34 - Nov 10 with 1328 viewshomer_123

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:28 - Nov 10 by Nthsuffolkblue

To be fair that has been par for the course for our past 10 managers (or at least it feels like that many). The League Cup run to the semi-final was the blip.

The issue more with the same thing in the league. I am pleased there is a style throughout the teams but not one that clearly does not work. It needs adapting or revamping and doing so very quickly.


I'd be more inclined to give the style of play more time to develop if it didn't appear so obvious that we have gotten progressively worse over the 6 or so games.

It's a repeat of last season, sadly.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:51 - Nov 10 with 1238 viewsPJH

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:34 - Nov 10 by homer_123

I'd be more inclined to give the style of play more time to develop if it didn't appear so obvious that we have gotten progressively worse over the 6 or so games.

It's a repeat of last season, sadly.


I honestly think that at about this time last season promotion looked a hell of a lot more likely than it does now. I know that we are (supposedly) playing better football this season but I think at this stage last season we looked far more like getting results-and getting results used to be quite important.
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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:53 - Nov 10 with 1225 viewsBlueBadger

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:51 - Nov 10 by PJH

I honestly think that at about this time last season promotion looked a hell of a lot more likely than it does now. I know that we are (supposedly) playing better football this season but I think at this stage last season we looked far more like getting results-and getting results used to be quite important.


'But the football is better' has been the clarion call for some time now. Even as the defeats get limper and limper.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:53 - Nov 10 with 1235 viewsGuthrum

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:34 - Nov 10 by homer_123

I'd be more inclined to give the style of play more time to develop if it didn't appear so obvious that we have gotten progressively worse over the 6 or so games.

It's a repeat of last season, sadly.


"Playing out from the back" has gone from providing a foundation for attack to being just a way of wasting time. The linkage to the midfield and the options to be fed up front are broken.

So we go from an attacking throw back to our goalie, then footle around while the other team has a bit of a rest, intecepts and catches us out.

Needs more energy, speed and connectivity if it stands a hope of working.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:54 - Nov 10 with 1207 viewsSwansea_Blue

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:34 - Nov 10 by homer_123

I'd be more inclined to give the style of play more time to develop if it didn't appear so obvious that we have gotten progressively worse over the 6 or so games.

It's a repeat of last season, sadly.


A shame there's been a false dawn, as the first half a dozen games were excellent imo. We've turned turgid agina. All the running and movement was there at the start of the season, but has slipped away again. I've no idea why that should be. It can't just be a confidence thing, shirley?

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:57 - Nov 10 with 1177 viewshomer_123

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:53 - Nov 10 by Guthrum

"Playing out from the back" has gone from providing a foundation for attack to being just a way of wasting time. The linkage to the midfield and the options to be fed up front are broken.

So we go from an attacking throw back to our goalie, then footle around while the other team has a bit of a rest, intecepts and catches us out.

Needs more energy, speed and connectivity if it stands a hope of working.


Indeed. Fully appreciate we've had no luck with injuries but we've really struggled with playing any kind of threat and tempo as well.

You are right re. Midfield linkage.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:00 - Nov 10 with 1157 viewshomer_123

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:54 - Nov 10 by Swansea_Blue

A shame there's been a false dawn, as the first half a dozen games were excellent imo. We've turned turgid agina. All the running and movement was there at the start of the season, but has slipped away again. I've no idea why that should be. It can't just be a confidence thing, shirley?


Yep....just very slow and ponderous....again.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:07 - Nov 10 with 1107 viewsTieDyedIn95

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:28 - Nov 10 by Nthsuffolkblue

To be fair that has been par for the course for our past 10 managers (or at least it feels like that many). The League Cup run to the semi-final was the blip.

The issue more with the same thing in the league. I am pleased there is a style throughout the teams but not one that clearly does not work. It needs adapting or revamping and doing so very quickly.


I'd rather we picked up points and win games then play with a style in this division. It means absolutely piss all to out pass a team in the third division if you cant beat anyone who can play a bit, which is us.

I think the whole things a joke, when he came in he was saying he was going to play a certain way, take cups seriously and so on but it seems being manager of Ipswich and working under Evans sucks anything out of anyone who comes here, the mans a total curse on our club.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:33 - Nov 10 with 998 viewshave_a_word_with_him

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:44 - Nov 10 with 949 viewsBlueBadger

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:33 - Nov 10 by have_a_word_with_him

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We should have offered 'none' a much longer contract.

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:46 - Nov 10 with 939 viewspointofblue

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:33 - Nov 10 by have_a_word_with_him

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None for manager!

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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 23:13 - Nov 10 with 849 viewshave_a_word_with_him

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 22:44 - Nov 10 by BlueBadger

We should have offered 'none' a much longer contract.


Even Wikipedia is struggling on our manager between 12th August and 11th November 1937, unless they're just lacking his first name. "Bobby None"?
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The most depressing thing about tonight. on 10:52 - Nov 11 with 637 viewsThe_Flashing_Smile

The most depressing thing about tonight. on 21:53 - Nov 10 by BlueBadger

'But the football is better' has been the clarion call for some time now. Even as the defeats get limper and limper.


It's been your clarion call more than anyone else I've seen.

Trust the process. Trust Phil.

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