Not really, Delroy, we do expect to see that they MIGHT, though.
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Whoever the manager is they are going to have a hard job Kewell started by playing fairly attacking sides but he has seen how hopeless the defence is I mean we took the lead at Port Vale with 3 minutes to go and couldn't hold onto that !
We are stuck with this load of deadbeats until Jan and that is down to the people who signed them and that wasn't Kewell with the exception of 2/3 of them.
This is starting to look like the Trew era all over again calling for managers heads, wages wasted on deadbeats and a big squad with no youth players being given a chance who lets be right can't be any worse can they ?!
I wouldn't sack Kewell yet but if we lose to Cheltenham at home Hardy may well do a Trew then everything he says becomes irrelevant as he will be making the same mistakes as him.
We have seen it over a short period and as I've said that will probably continue to happen, we'll have good runs and bad runs, our last ten games we had a run of 5 unbeaten, DDWWW and followed it up with 5 games without a win, LLLDD.
The last 10 games has us 13th in the form table, maintain that and we should be happy (and perfectly fine come the end of the season).
We have a decent attack granted we had no cover for the full backs or CB's and not one ball winner is it a surprise we are struggling looking at that ?!
If you look at Kewell record we would be sitting around 13-16th not what we wanted but remember he took over us after 6 games with one point on the board and confidence at rock bottom we weren't losing 1-0 in close games we were getting battered pretty much every game.
Bookies tag means nothing the game is played on grass not a spreadsheet.
The bookies favourites was mainly because we were throwing money around and that rarely happens in League 2, not because they saw the army of cr*p central midfielders Nolan was assembling and thought "F*cking hell they're building a good squad there!"
Agreed, that's what I find most worrying about Kewell being unable to turn things around.
Attacking wise we have a multitude of options, including 3 players we spent the best part of 1 million pounds on, two of which scored over 15 goals last season, one of them in a team that got relegated.
We have 6 central defenders, 2 of which got us into the play offs last season.