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What a relief to see hes post match interview always a smile on hes face, Marti was so seriously depressing anyone missing him?! May it continue a long time for Julian Stephan!
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After a poor start to his time here I've really warmed to him. Still early days, but I think he really has something about him, glad he's here and we could have struck Lucky.
We really do need a song for him though!Comment
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Originally posted by Darkranger View Post
To the tune of the Marseillaise:
”Juliaaaan Steeephan”….repeatComment
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Song - Something around that xmas thing of on the feast of Stephen maybe?Originally posted by Darkranger View PostComment
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The way Julien is conducting himself he might be a candidate for the next Wales manager after Craig takes over from Pep!
You heard it here first.....
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Doing okay thus far, as did Beale and Mclaren once upon a time at this stage.
I get the feeling we could be a bit more direct and attack minded given the forwards we have. 6th after 9 games must mean he's done a lot right though.
I think this is the best team we've had since Warb's first season here so on that basis he really ought to be in top half of table as a bare minimum.Comment
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You have definitely had too much sangria mateyOriginally posted by SheepRanger View PostThe way Julien is conducting himself he might be a candidate for the next Wales manager after Craig takes over from Pep!
You heard it here first.....
I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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I think our issue is sometimes that we just go to direct a bit to often and the teams are then setup for it. We need to work at rotating our off man more to create a gap and someone free in space that helps overwhelm them on the other side. I think that's what's lacking from when they play the high block on us and we just keep giving it away.Originally posted by Abseits View Post
We work well at first because it feels like teams still expect us to be tippy tappy and then our quick/direct catches them off. They adjust to it and we are then frozen out for 20min.
We need to adjust better in games, slow it down and speed it up, draw them into more tippy tap and then hit them with direct and quick motions to the other side and push.Comment
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What I really mean is "on the front foot". We're miles better now than we were under Cifuentes but I still reckon we're still a tad cautious when it comes to pouncing on an unexpected turnover of ball in our favour. I reckon in this division at least 30% of openings are presented to you by the opposition so we need more of a mindset to jump on these openings cos that's when the opposition are normally back-peddling or out of shape.
Nothing wrong with patiently building our own openings but that does give opposition time to funnel back into two banks of four (like Oxford did) and we tend to huff and puff with little success in that situation.
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Since the cov debacle, he's totally changed the style and tactics.
Credit to him, hasn't put a foot wrongComment
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Like most on here I had never heard of him before he got linked with this job. From his profile thought he looked more like someone who would be looking mid to lower Premiership rather than lower Championship given what he had achieved in France.
So far so good. As has been said he has changed things around since Coventry and we look more solid and also carry more threat.Comment
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Yes. "Safari Go Goody". I think with managers you really have to wait the whole season before making a definitive judgement but I'd have him 6 or 7 out of ten right now, which for a new manager is a good start I think.Comment
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Didn't get Manager of the month!!
no idea how They gave it to McKenna.Comment
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