Redknapp v Warnock or blame the manager instead of players?

[Kirill]

It may sound silly of course but Neil seemed a kinder man than Harry and I think it rubbed off on the team in our promotion season, providing that little bit of going the extra mile impetus thing that we are missing this season. I believe with Neil players felt more like they were part of a big family, not just a team, and you give your 110% for your family. Yes, I'd rather blame the manager than the players at this point.

[vblockranger]

Both

[tetters]

The football was certainly more entertaining with Neil.

[qblockoompah]

The football was certainly more entertaining with Neil.

You mean Adel was?

[winalotto]

It would be a bit of both really , you would have to look at the players though more for me, these lads are good enough at this level, and im sure they will get better as the season progresses.

[Kirill]

...these lads are good enough at this level, and im sure they will get better as the season progresses.

Is this what has been happening as the season has progressed halfway?

[winalotto]

Is this what has been happening as the season has progressed halfway?

I think they will grow as a team, the more you play together the more you get use to your team mates, remember this team has been virtually taken apart and rebuilt from last term, it takes time, you cant just throw a squad together and expect it to click. I think we have been more than ok for the first half of the season .

[dsqpr]

The manager picks the players. HR has had the time and money to bring in players he wants. If the players aren't good enough it is on him.

And, of course, if we get promoted then HR will deserve the credit!

[Shania]

Did he get the players he really wanted?

[Bill]

Does he really want to be her or back at Spurs or sunning himself down in Sandbanks