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I would agree with all of that
He actually had a decent thing going at the end of last season when he started playing
McGinn through the middle.
But his stubbornness came back to bite him today by playing Bryson in that position today because he wants to prove everyone wrong by showing he was a good signing.
Bryson would have been a good player in that position 6 years ago but at 33 and multiple injuries he is never going to play in that area.
Maybe its time to admit Mcinnes is a tw@t and sack the clunt?
I reckon he would have been gone this summer if it wasn’t for COVID-19.
Now we are £4 million in debt he will only get sacked if we are looking like we will get relegated.
You have Milne to thank for that.
& it’s Cormacks job to change it.Quote:
Originally Posted by redscot
He’s promised us a new football philosophy. He’s built up a fair bit of credit in the bank so far with the way he’s gone about things but he’ll spend that credit pretty quick if the same dross as today - and the last 2 years - keeps getting served up.
DM is frankly a one trick pony.
Leopards dinna change their spots - so change the leopard.
This will be a test of Cormack as D Day will come this season I’m sure.
What I’m not sure about is if he’s up to the task of changing things when it inevitably becomes time to do so...
I’m assuming you’re guessing DM’s lineup for next week there RST as nobody in their right mind would pick Ojo after that utter abortion of a performance today.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedStarTorphins
If Campbell or McGeouch can’t get in ahead of him next week they should demand a transfer - or quit fitba.
DM doubtless will pick the boy though as he’s clearly one of his untouchable favourites given he laughably lasted 80 mins today...
Aye, that’s the team I’m guessing he’ll pick, it’s not my X1.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Moog
It was obvious from the first 15 minutes he was towing a tractor & unfit.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Moog
I get the fact we were under prepared as we’d played far less games than the filth, but a few of them were so far off the pace it was embarrassing.
Ojo being the worst.
I’d have hooked him off at half time.
You think we can afford to pay him off though?Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Moog
In the unlikely event we did, my guess would be we’d be some sort of experiment for Atlanta & employ Stephen Glass as head coach, with some sort of Director of Football above him.
I think everyone on here are managers and coaches'? maybe ojo wasnt good but no one was good... and unfortunately better players keep the ball much more and again the huns have better players than us all over the pitch' hence our limited time with the ball because not enough skill and coaching to retain the ball when we get it. Just need to realise the point gap from 2nd will be 20 or more by February. Bu
No I don’t.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedStarTorphins
But I do think the time will come - probably this season - when we can’t afford not to pay him off.
That’s the real test of how genuine Cormack is about changing things I’m talking about...