Undoes a lot of the good from last week. Frustrating.
Sounds like we almost mugged them with Maguire being denied by a great save but hopefully Robinson doesn't use that or the pitch, awful as it is, as an excuse.
Tough week coming up.
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Undoes a lot of the good from last week. Frustrating.
Sounds like we almost mugged them with Maguire being denied by a great save but hopefully Robinson doesn't use that or the pitch, awful as it is, as an excuse.
Tough week coming up.
No surprise with Robinson's post-match comments. All bar Gillespie and Gorin were well below par. Told them what to expect but they didn't defend. Not a happy man.
One step forward and two steps back.
After a good showing last week we revert to type with long ball guff and cheap goals conceded. It seems that unless sides gift us goals like Aberdeen did last week then we aren't capable of creating anything.
Without any question, that was the first of three defeats this week with games against Celtic and Hearts up next.
Back to forgetting the basics, how to man mark, tackle, keeping the ball on the deck,and putting men on the posts at corners. We have to please,please,please get back to a 4-4-2 formation we are all over the place playing just three at the back. Play like we did today on Wednesday and it could well be worse than the 7-1 defeat at Ibrox a few weeks ago.
Not at all happy with the lack of intensity and fight.
Probably not popular to say we missed our leaders McHugh and Hartley.
Very young team and it shows.
The team was lack lustre and flat and showed no fight at all. Not just down to the players having a bad day but the manager had a bad day at the office too with tactical and personnel mistakes. I'm afraid Hartley and McHugh would have made no difference whatsover to the end result.Quote:
Originally Posted by wellwin