Steve Cooper had 14 points from 17 games. Nuno has 12. I don't give a shit if Nuno is here next year and I'm not going to forget how much fun Cooper was for the promotion season, but let's not pretend he was any better than Nuno at this level.
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Try the eye test. You can't truly understand anything by just ascribing a superficial numerical value to it. Did "Dead poets society" teach you nothing?
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Yes. One win in 13. Abject surrenderball. Neither do well at all on the eye test this season. We have at times looked slightly more willing and able to compete under Nuno, but it's a fine margin. If you think the football under Cooper was better to watch then you're looking through Welsh sunglasses.
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This reiterates my point earlier. The effect is multiple: not only would any one of those penalties would have change the game (had we scored them) but the players are clearly now massively disheartened. When you lose faith in the system, it is very difficult to motivate yourself you operate within it or respect it. We can dissect players, tactics, corporate behaviour, everything else. But when there players lose belief, that's the final straw.
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Okay. If you absolutely have to have it thick and dumbed down, 13.3% is not nothing. It could be the difference between the 'ship and relegation.
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What a week!
Players don't look like they give a fuck.
Doesn't strike me that our clown of a manager could inspire anyone.
Plenty of fans (those that hadn't left already) booing the team at the end.
Fans alienated by high prices for Championship football.
The tweet is hilarious. Fuck it we are shit and loathable so may as well have some fun while we have a few moments left in the spotlight.
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You may have missed my point of some time ago. .... but all those biased decisions all over the park, or not refereeing areas of the pitch, has an attritional effect that you don't have to fix the big decisions.
Although it seems that they are going for belt and braces now.
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On that basis, if we beat Sheff U and Burnley I expect you'll fully embrace the correctness of the decision to replace him with Nuno given the vastly superior PPG performance?
They've both been not very good at this level, for us. Their football is remarkably similar in its mentality although Nuno has made a better fist of 4 at the back, and doesn't change his team anything like as much. I don't really want either of them here next season if we stay up though.
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I've seen a few people on here ssying things like this, but have you looked at what other fans are saying? They're pretty supportive and sympathetic, and many seem pleased that a club has had the balls to call the officials out so publicly. We aren't the only team that's getting shafted by garbage refs and broken VAR this season.
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Brian Clough would be turning over in his grave seeing the whiny little bitches at our club now. We've dug this hole ourselves through shit recruitment, and a revolving door at squad level and in the boardroom.
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I will do no such thing. You are the one determined to wallow in dumb. Our biggest problem is recruitment and churn, not the statistical performance of coaches when not comparing like with like.
But knock yourself out if that's all you are up to thinking about.
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It does seem that people have had enough. Surprised that we aren’t getting a tonking online but it’s largely in favour of us making a stand.
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Interesting that loads of fans from other clubs are supporting that tweet. Even Leicester fans. Any sane person would recognise how bad that was today.
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That’s bollocks.
Even if we had half of the really terrible decisions go for us we’d be way better off points wise.
And I’m not even talking about the debatable ones.
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.... any sane person would have been saying it for years.
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I'm seeing some support on Twatter, but rather more 'what about MY team' plus a bit of play off final mentions.
