| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. 13:56 - Feb 26 with 627 views | Coco |
Might have survived. |  |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 13:59 - Feb 26 with 620 views | reusersfreekicks |
Doubt it |  | | |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:02 - Feb 26 with 614 views | BlueBadger |
I can't see that one flash in the pan win would have made much difference. |  |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:04 - Feb 26 with 599 views | Tangledupin_Blue |
With that group of players?
Not a chance. |  |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:05 - Feb 26 with 592 views | PJH |
It certainly seems to me that a different, more defensive, approach may well have accumulated more points and possibly have accumulated enough to keep us up.
It was certainly doable. |  | | |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:06 - Feb 26 with 585 views | PJH |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:04 - Feb 26 by Tangledupin_Blue |
With that group of players?
Not a chance. |
I agree that our brief bout of 'Hurst' had hugely weakened us but I do not think it was anything like impossible to have stayed up. | | | |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:08 - Feb 26 with 572 views | judespiveyg |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:05 - Feb 26 by PJH |
It certainly seems to me that a different, more defensive, approach may well have accumulated more points and possibly have accumulated enough to keep us up.
It was certainly doable. |
The main issue with that team was that there was no one capable of scoring goals, especially after Sears' injury, I hardly think a more defensive approach would have corrected that. |  |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:09 - Feb 26 with 567 views | Tangledupin_Blue |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:06 - Feb 26 by PJH |
I agree that our brief bout of 'Hurst' had hugely weakened us but I do not think it was anything like impossible to have stayed up. |
I feared that we might have consecutive relegations. We'd now be in L2. | |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:11 - Feb 26 with 551 views | PJH |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:09 - Feb 26 by Tangledupin_Blue |
I feared that we might have consecutive relegations. We'd now be in L2. |
I fully expected that having been relegated we would bounce straight back up last season and I still think that we should have done. | | | |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:12 - Feb 26 with 545 views | PJH |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:08 - Feb 26 by judespiveyg |
The main issue with that team was that there was no one capable of scoring goals, especially after Sears' injury, I hardly think a more defensive approach would have corrected that. |
By sneaking a few 1-0 wins, not good for possession stats perhaps but quite good for points totals. | | | |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:18 - Feb 26 with 519 views | judespiveyg |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:12 - Feb 26 by PJH |
By sneaking a few 1-0 wins, not good for possession stats perhaps but quite good for points totals. |
Then how come we didn't get more points under Hurst's defensive approach? Also not that easy to keep clean sheets considering our three time POTY keeper's (who'd probably kept us in the league in 16/17) form fell off a cliff. | |
| I survived Ipswich 0-0 Burton |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:30 - Feb 26 with 482 views | Garv |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:12 - Feb 26 by PJH |
By sneaking a few 1-0 wins, not good for possession stats perhaps but quite good for points totals. |
Unless I'm mistaken I think we've drawn 4 games all season. Obviously you want to win the games you lose, but you'd expect more than 4 at this point in the season, so I think that's been quite a big issue. |  |
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| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 16:56 - Feb 26 with 437 views | PJH |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:18 - Feb 26 by judespiveyg |
Then how come we didn't get more points under Hurst's defensive approach? Also not that easy to keep clean sheets considering our three time POTY keeper's (who'd probably kept us in the league in 16/17) form fell off a cliff. |
Because neither Hurst nor Lambert organised the team in any sort of sensible defensive structure.
I don't know how high up on PL's list of priorities or ME's instructions was 'avoid relegation' but if it was a priority PL did not go about achieving it in the most logical way.
I believe that several managers would have made a better attempt at staying up, despite the very poor quality of Hurst's signings and therefore PL could and should have done better.
I agree that Bart's big dip in form did not help, whatever caused it. | | | |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 17:00 - Feb 26 with 422 views | BlueWorldOrder |
| Imagine Lambert made these 'little tweaks' in our relegation season. on 14:05 - Feb 26 by PJH |
It certainly seems to me that a different, more defensive, approach may well have accumulated more points and possibly have accumulated enough to keep us up.
It was certainly doable. |
Yeah it was a very weak league that year. I think had we drawn all of our remaining games we could have still stayed up. People credited Lambert for trying to plan a bit but we just had so little to work with. |  |
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