Hopefully over this summer Roy and his coaching staff will come up with a new game plan for home matches ready for next season something along the lines of getting the ball forward quicker with forward passing rather than sideways and backwards passing. Leave the away game plan as it is as that works a treat playing on the break and it's pretty much what every away team sets out to do anyway.

I would say it has been a good season even though at times it hasn't felt like it as we have stayed up comfortably and never been in relegation trouble. It won't be one of those season's that live long in the memory aside from half a dozen brilliant away wins.

Next season could be similar. If Wilf and Arran both stay, which I hope they do of course, then I think it will be a case of loans and free transfers or low millions. If so don't expect any higher than 10th as if the likes of Wolves, Leicester and Everton spend big we won't have the quality to compete with them.

The creative midfielder is already at the club in the shape of Meyer or so we thought. For whatever reason Roy is reluctant to play him however when he has started he hasn't looked as good as when used off the bench so maybe another creative midfielder can come in to give us more choice. Hope Meyer doesn't leave as with a bit of fine tuning he could be a quality player for us.

He may turn out to still be a good player for us, but from what I've seen I just don't think Meyer is that style of midfielder. He's busy and looks good on the ball, but he's very rarely looked like making that killer pass whenever he's played. He doesn't seem to be a player who will spot a pass you couldn't even see from the stands.

Against Everton there were moments when he was playing passes behind players and slowing them up. Against Huddersfield he had the chance to play in Wilf and instead just played a sideways pass to Schlupp who was three yards away. He seems more like the type to keep possession, rather than really unlock a team.

Feels like we need a proper creative player, whether it's someone who can drift in from the flank and play more centrally, someone to play from deeper alongside Luka or someone to play a more orthodox No.10 role and get closer to the centre forward.

I think we've already got the players in the squad to change the shape and accommodate any one of those options, depending on any potential departures.

Employee of the month is a good example of how someone can be both a winner and a loser at the same time.

You're absolutely right here, he's simply not the player (style or ability) that people want him to be

Edited by Dean_CPFC (08 May 2019 3.59pm)

Id agree with that, good point.
Rarely looks like he cares either, never acknowledges the fans