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Mark Hughes, Watford's manager, Koeman.
Three managers who I believe could utilise this squad better than Martinez.
Tbf the reaction on this thread would suggest that many saw the draws we got in the same period as little different to defeats.They had no wins in 6, 5 being defeats
Knowing his name will make him a better manager?How can you say this when you don't even know his name?
And Martinez has achieved so much more?3 mid table plodders who have achieved the grand sum of nothing
Players are not fit enough.Why do we generally play very well for the first half then disappear for much of the second?
Been happening far too often.
And Martinez has achieved so much more?
It was early days in their rebuilding.Fa cup win and a top 5 finish
Mark Hughes Spunked 110 million on players at city and only finished 10th
Fa cup win and a top 5 finish
Mark Hughes Spunked 110 million on players at city and only finished 10th
It was early days in their rebuilding.
Mark Hughes managed to get Blackburn into the Top 6.
There have been various players who have looked tired towards the end of certain games but it is mostly those who are coming back from long lay offs (Kone/Deulofeu/Baines/Cleverley), older (Barry) or youngsters (Galloway/Browning)Players are not fit enough.
There have been various players who have looked tired towards the end of certain games but it is mostly those who are coming back from long lay offs (Kone/Deulofeu/Baines/Cleverley), older (Barry) or youngsters (Galloway/Browning)
Don't think there is an overall fitness problem like there was last year and even the individual players don't seem to be affecting our stats much.
If you split the game into three segments (<30mins, 30-60mins, >60mins) and look at the goals scored/conceeded the league results are
Goals scored <30 mins =8, 30-60= 12, >90=12 out of total 32
Goals conceeded 6, 9, 9 out of a total 24
Makes it a remarkably consistent figure of 25% of our goals scored/conceeded are in the first third of a match, with 37.5% scored/conceeded in both the latter two thirds.
Surely an overall fitness issue would show up as a drop off in goals scored and an increase in goals conceded as the game progressed?