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13 minutes ago, Valance1690 said:

If you actually read about Clements time at Monaco, his setup here is very similar, they started well & eventually got figured out, they sacked him after 1 win in 7 when he refused to change his ways.

He relies on fullbacks to be the ones to take the ball from the back, he plays with 2 in midfield and a #10 & his teams go long out to the wings and look for 2nd balls then rely on lots of crosses.

All of that is what we've seen when he's been here so he isn't changing anything, even with his own players.

Hate that approach to football, fuck sake.

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15 minutes ago, Valance1690 said:

If you actually read about Clements time at Monaco, his setup here is very similar, they started well & eventually got figured out, they sacked him after 1 win in 7 when he refused to change his ways.

He relies on fullbacks to be the ones to take the ball from the back, he plays with 2 in midfield and a #10 & his teams go long out to the wings and look for 2nd balls then rely on lots of crosses.

All of that is what we've seen when he's been here so he isn't changing anything, even with his own players.

Not a good fit for such a big club in our diddy league if that's true

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1 hour ago, 6superbarry6 said:

After yet again losing the midfield battle is it time to sacrifice our no 10 for a sitter in front of the back 4? even against the dross in the league teams are waltzing right through our midfield, the time and space O Reilly and McGregor we’re getting on the edge of our box was a shambles, I’d be looking at playing Sterling in front of the back 4 and removing Lawrence/Cantwell from the team we get nowhere near enough from either of them anyway. 

Is that not the scouse prick is meant to do. 

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12 minutes ago, MacBoyd said:

Not a good fit for such a big club in our diddy league if that's true

Thats me summarising very very briefly tbh, there's articles out there with pages and pages of diagrams about how he played at Monaco, proper in depth shit :lol:

The team he had at Monaco had some right good players in it aswell so wasn't a lack of quality 

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1 hour ago, STEPPS BOY said:

Midfields win games.

Offensively they are supposed to help. 

yesterdays starting midfield have 4 goals between them in the SPL.

Defensively they are there to help. How many times have we watched teams have clear runs or shots at us.

Going with the same midfield yesterday that was completely over-run at Ibrox in first half was absolutely insane.

Allowing Lawrence to start second half in a midfield 2 was just mind boggling.

 

 

All predictable to us fans yet it was allowed to play out with the obvious outcome.

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50 minutes ago, Valance1690 said:

If you actually read about Clements time at Monaco, his setup here is very similar, they started well & eventually got figured out, they sacked him after 1 win in 7 when he refused to change his ways.

He relies on fullbacks to be the ones to take the ball from the back, he plays with 2 in midfield and a #10 & his teams go long out to the wings and look for 2nd balls then rely on lots of crosses.

All of that is what we've seen when he's been here so he isn't changing anything, even with his own players.

If plan A doesn't work revert to plan A.

Wonderful.

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1 hour ago, Valance1690 said:

If you actually read about Clements time at Monaco, his setup here is very similar, they started well & eventually got figured out, they sacked him after 1 win in 7 when he refused to change his ways.

He relies on fullbacks to be the ones to take the ball from the back, he plays with 2 in midfield and a #10 & his teams go long out to the wings and look for 2nd balls then rely on lots of crosses.

All of that is what we've seen when he's been here so he isn't changing anything, even with his own players.

Right, thats the negative side of it, I get that, but I'd level that out by saying the standard of opposition he faced would've been much higher in France, what about in Belgium, surely with how successful he was in Belgium, those tactics must've worked, I'd say we're closer to the Belgian league, in terms of overall quality than we are to Ligue 1, so would it not be encouraging that his style clearly worked there? 

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36 minutes ago, NixonRFC said:

Right, thats the negative side of it, I get that, but I'd level that out by saying the standard of opposition he faced would've been much higher in France, what about in Belgium, surely with how successful he was in Belgium, those tactics must've worked, I'd say we're closer to the Belgian league, in terms of overall quality than we are to Ligue 1, so would it not be encouraging that his style clearly worked there? 

Its encouraging a bit that his style worked but the issue is that when it stops working, he doesn't seem to be wiling to change it, its plan A or do plan A better, there's really no compromise.

We all knew yesterday that if he setup with 2 in midfield we'd get overrun, if we can see that as fans sitting behind the screen then surely he must've known it.

Instead he actually doubled down on it and started Lawrence as a 10, making it even worse than we expected!

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12 minutes ago, Valance1690 said:

Its encouraging a bit that his style worked but the issue is that when it stops working, he doesn't seem to be wiling to change it, its plan A or do plan A better, there's really no compromise.

We all knew yesterday that if he setup with 2 in midfield we'd get overrun, if we can see that as fans sitting behind the screen then surely he must've known it.

Instead he actually doubled down on it and started Lawrence as a 10, making it even worse than we expected!

It was chronic, the amount of space McGregor had was unbelievable.He was making 30 yard runs unopposed and even had good shots on goal at the end of them.

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1 hour ago, sausagetrunks said:

Nope a personnel change 

For next season absolutely. 

But if we're going to have a chance at winning the SC we need to change somehow. Current setup will just get the same result against the tarriers. 

We need to match them in midfield instead of going with 2 CM and a 10. 

     Sterling Diomande Raskin 

That 3 will have the legs at least to cover ground and close the tarriers down. The amount of space they got yesterday was disgraceful. 

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16 minutes ago, ramases said:

It was chronic, the amount of space McGregor had was unbelievable.He was making 30 yard runs unopposed and even had good shots on goal at the end of them.

Lawrence was on McGregor and it forced the ball to the other 2 who were marked by Diomande/Lundstram

Lawrence was then blowing out his arse after 20 and they changed it up, started letting Vickers and Scales come out with the ball, Lawrence either got dragged to them and let McGregor have the whole middle to himself or we just let Scales fucking run 50/60 yards himself, happened time and time again.

They react during games, we just so 1 dimensional

 

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I've said this before. Injuries permitting, we should have switched to the Man City formation.

Butland

Sterling, Soutter, Balogun

Diomande, Raskin (not Lundstram)

Tav, Cantwell, Lawrence, Matondo

Dessers.

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4-4-2

      Tav,       Balogun,Davies,   Ridvan

                     Raskin   Sterling

sima                                          Matondo

                     Dessers Silva

 

 

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I'd prefer to see a 3 man midfield with players who are able to move the ball quickly and get back into position quickly if they lose it.  Too many times we would see one of our midfielders or forwards lose the ball and just let their man go for someone else to deal with.  So many overloads happened because of this.

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You don’t need to be Pep to work out what’s needed.

Walter did it season after season.

Hand pick the best tried and tested players from other Scottish clubs to win the Scottish premiership.

Preferably Scottish lads who know what it means to play for us.
Unfortunately the majority of our supporters don’t want this.

 

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