| I would suggest on viewing todays match, it's quite evident 19:46 - Oct 31 with 773 views | homer_123 |
that going forward, we look a handful and likely to cause any team a problem or two.
I do really like how we play both in transition and in possession. There's a purpose and energy about us, there is a lot to like.
That said, GON hasn't, as of yet, sorted us out at the back. It's always a balancing act. Tighten and shore up at that back and you give up a little going forward. Look to be more progressive and attacking, you are more open for the opposition.
I think most would have taken a draw at Hull before the game but it does feel a little like 2 points dropped today, which is a shame.
However, the single most evident aspect on display today, these boys do not stop or give up. There is a belief amongst the lads, a really feeling that there is always a way to get something from the game. Could easily have ended up with no points today but they dug in, again.
Lots to take away from today both in terms of where we need to improve but also plenty of positives to build on. |  |
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| I would suggest on viewing todays match, it's quite evident on 20:41 - Oct 31 | Swansea_Blue |
Defence was the obvious weak point in recruitment in the summer. We must have thought we have enough. I think the CB partnership is our weakest partnership in the team. I love Dara, but he’s playing at his limit. Diop is fine but barely average in this league. Leif is stronger in attack. Ouattara Is a player and has improved us compared to the first few games with Dara at RB. If we could have signed a left sided quality CB in the summer we’d be in a better place.
You’re right though. It’s not just about the players, but also O’Neil getting the balance right is also critical. I’d rather we go for it a bit more like we do, but that does leave us vulnerable and the goals against column is a worry. |  |
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