neil999
Player Valuation: £80m
But why?If you look at Koemans Southampton they'd often go on long winning runs followed by long winless runs.
This is typical Koeman we're seeing
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But why?If you look at Koemans Southampton they'd often go on long winning runs followed by long winless runs.
This is typical Koeman we're seeing
If you look at Koemans Southampton they'd often go on long winning runs followed by long winless runs.
This is typical Koeman we're seeing
New manager boost followed by the poor form we've become used to.Here's the way I see it, Mac.
On paper, looking at the table and seeing it in black and white, it has been a more than satisfactory first quarter of the season. What is disgruntling many people though is the worrisome collapse in both results and more importantly, performances, since the fifteen minute spell in which we woke from a torpor and killed off Boro.
That run is now five games without a win, it includes three defeats, and that kind of run really depresses football fans.
It is certainly depressing me......and already I am back in the days of not watching MOTD and avoiding football themed programmes on the radio.
And if you had told me that a month ago I would have lol @ you![]()
New manager boost followed by the poor form we've become used to.
We've gone in five weeks from a team that looked like it would get 65 points and qualify for Europe to one that (if we sign no one in January) will get 50 odd points and a bare top half finish.
In terms of the manager: what has he done in actuality? Placed a load of players behind the ball and offered almost zip going forward. That is not developing anything.
Here's the way I see it, Mac.
On paper, looking at the table and seeing it in black and white, it has been a more than satisfactory first quarter of the season.
If those fifteen points had came in a regular sequenced form....say draw, win, loss and repeat a couple of times....I don't think there would be this soul searching going on.
We would be proceeding nicely, quietly with no frills football re-establishing the club after the turmoil that was the last three or four months of last season.
What is disgruntling many people though is the worrisome collapse in both results and more importantly, performances, since the fifteen minute spell in which we woke from a torpor and killed off Boro.
That run is now five games without a win, it includes three defeats, and that kind of run really depresses football fans.
It is certainly depressing me......and already I am back in the days of not watching MOTD and avoiding football themed programmes on the radio.
And if you had told me that a month ago I would have lol @ you![]()
Must be wondering why he left southampton. Well not really. But kind of. They look no worse than us.
I support Koeman but I do look back nostalgically about some of the players we had in the Moyes (wouldnt want him back) era. We had Arteta, Bainaar in their prime, an excellent centre back partnership in Jagielka and Lescott and Cahills attitude and match winning goals. I can't think of one player on current form who I rate as highly as that lot...
Southampton are doing well while we're the laughing stock of the league. I bet Koeman regrets leaving there.
No they look better!Must be wondering why he left southampton. Well not really. But kind of. They look no worse than us.