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  1. #11
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    its winning games. Signs a goalscorer and maybe a couple more then lets see if he doesnt need clark and new signings to start to click next week and for rest of season.

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    Is nobody else concerned that every time we get a new manager, he continues to employ the same tippy tappy ****e tactics that we've been using macnamara arrived and destroyed what was left of Houston's brilliant cup winning, European qualifying team? Once Tommy Wright showed everyone else how to play against this idiotic system, the house of cards collapsed. Despite this we have continued to attempt to 'play football the right way', while everyone else has got back to basics and basically played good old fashioned exciting attacking football, generally in a 442 formation which has left us first of all relegated, and now stranded in the championship still pretending we can be the next man city.
    Neilson should be forced to watch videos of the 2010 cup winning team, 2 big no nonsense defenders, 2 attacking fullbacks, a couple of hard, skilful central midfielders, with attacking wide players, and a big man and quick wee guy upfront. Basically the way he had hearts playing when he managed them. As they say, it ain't rocket science. Just attack, entertain us, the long suffering fans, score some ****ing goals and win games with a bit to spare. After all it was that style of football that gave us our second most successful spell ever, and it wasn't too different to the way we played under jim either.

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    Liking the thread title and most of the points in the opening post.
    After Friday night one of the biggest truisms in sport jumps out at you, 'you're only as good as your last game'.
    On that basis the Morton game cannot come soon enough but I fear it's gonna be an awful long week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by offshore_arab83 View Post
    bigger picture or not its the support thats suffering with this sh1te! watch the numbers drop next season when we dont get promoted, apart from the die hards, who the f ucks gonna spend money watching that pish?
    On that note about diehard support . Credit to the 5843 at Falkirk yesterday which wouldn't have included anymore than 150 to 200 from ICT. Have been down in this league for a few years now and average around 5000.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swanny14 View Post
    Is nobody else concerned that every time we get a new manager, he continues to employ the same tippy tappy ****e tactics that we've been using macnamara arrived and destroyed what was left of Houston's brilliant cup winning, European qualifying team? Once Tommy Wright showed everyone else how to play against this idiotic system, the house of cards collapsed. Despite this we have continued to attempt to 'play football the right way', while everyone else has got back to basics and basically played good old fashioned exciting attacking football, generally in a 442 formation which has left us first of all relegated, and now stranded in the championship still pretending we can be the next man city.
    Neilson should be forced to watch videos of the 2010 cup winning team, 2 big no nonsense defenders, 2 attacking fullbacks, a couple of hard, skilful central midfielders, with attacking wide players, and a big man and quick wee guy upfront. Basically the way he had hearts playing when he managed them. As they say, it ain't rocket science. Just attack, entertain us, the long suffering fans, score some ****ing goals and win games with a bit to spare. After all it was that style of football that gave us our second most successful spell ever, and it wasn't too different to the way we played under jim either.
    ^^^^ This

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    Quote Originally Posted by duke_the_arab View Post
    On that note about diehard support . Credit to the 5843 at Falkirk yesterday which wouldn't have included anymore than 150 to 200 from ICT. Have been down in this league for a few years now and average around 5000.
    Yeah, where are Falkirk getting these good gates from?
    It's not like they're having a good season, quite the opposite.
    Compare to Dens y'day where there were 4,900 incl 400 M'well fans.
    And Falkirk are actually in a worse position than Dundee.

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    Falkirk inflate there crowds big time just like their near neighbours Dunfermline (and our neighbours) , don't get me wrong the have a decent support but nothing like the crowds they announce

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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryTheTerror View Post
    He can actually. If the team wins no one cares.
    Exactly. We were dire against Dunfermline 2 weeks ago. But, hey presto! , Clark knicks a winner with 8 mins to go and everything is suddenly rosy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swanny14 View Post
    Is nobody else concerned that every time we get a new manager, he continues to employ the same tippy tappy ****e tactics that we've been using macnamara arrived and destroyed what was left of Houston's brilliant cup winning, European qualifying team? Once Tommy Wright showed everyone else how to play against this idiotic system, the house of cards collapsed. Despite this we have continued to attempt to 'play football the right way', while everyone else has got back to basics and basically played good old fashioned exciting attacking football, generally in a 442 formation which has left us first of all relegated, and now stranded in the championship still pretending we can be the next man city.
    Neilson should be forced to watch videos of the 2010 cup winning team, 2 big no nonsense defenders, 2 attacking fullbacks, a couple of hard, skilful central midfielders, with attacking wide players, and a big man and quick wee guy upfront. Basically the way he had hearts playing when he managed them. As they say, it ain't rocket science. Just attack, entertain us, the long suffering fans, score some ****ing goals and win games with a bit to spare. After all it was that style of football that gave us our second most successful spell ever, and it wasn't too different to the way we played under jim either.
    Good post, bang on.

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    I think looking at the bigger picture is all very well but the fans in the meantime are entitled to see their team playing decent attacking football even with some average players still in the line-up.

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