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Croydonlad sydenham 17 Apr 17 3.11am
Everything he's done has worked His signings Warm weather training Dropping Dann , McArthur ( Unreal ) and Delaney Tactics Everything Well done Who knows if he would have actually made England winners again
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Croydonlad

sydenham 17 Apr 17 3.11am

Everything he's done has worked
His signings
Warm weather training
Dropping Dann , McArthur ( Unreal ) and Delaney
Tactics
Everything

Well done
Who knows if he would have actually made England winners again

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GladAllOver27 17 Apr 17 7.22am
Originally posted by Croydonlad Everything he's done has worked His signings Warm weather training Dropping Dann , McArthur ( Unreal ) and Delaney Tactics Everything Well done Who knows if he would have actually made England winners again It certainly taken him time, but it shows the state pardew left us in. Let's no carried away. Sam gave us organised structure to be successful from. His Man management skills are the key to our recent success.
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GladAllOver27

17 Apr 17 7.22am

Originally posted by Croydonlad

Everything he's done has worked
His signings
Warm weather training
Dropping Dann , McArthur ( Unreal ) and Delaney
Tactics
Everything

Well done
Who knows if he would have actually made England winners again

It certainly taken him time, but it shows the state pardew left us in.
Let's no carried away. Sam gave us organised structure to be successful from. His Man management skills are the key to our recent success.

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Midlands Eagle 17 Apr 17 8.27am
Originally posted by GladAllOver27 Let's no carried away. Sam gave us organised structure to be successful from. His Man management skills are the key to our recent success. I think that we should get carried away as I am guessing that every club is now wary of playing us rather than wishing that they could play us four times a season
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17 Apr 17 8.27am

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Originally posted by GladAllOver27

Let's no carried away. Sam gave us organised structure to be successful from. His Man management skills are the key to our recent success.

I think that we should get carried away as I am guessing that every club is now wary of playing us rather than wishing that they could play us four times a season

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 17 Apr 17 8.47am
Having Ledley nowhere near matchday squads. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 17 Apr 17 8.47am

Having Ledley nowhere near matchday squads.

COYP

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bexleydave Barnehurst 17 Apr 17 8.52am
Originally posted by Croydonlad Everything he's done has worked His signings Warm weather training Dropping Dann , McArthur ( Unreal ) and Delaney Tactics Everything Well done Who knows if he would have actually made England winners again He's certainly got all the really important stuff right, but he got his tactics wrong in the second half at Southampton, which I'm sure he'd acknowledge. Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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bexleydave

Barnehurst 17 Apr 17 8.52am

Originally posted by Croydonlad

Everything he's done has worked
His signings
Warm weather training
Dropping Dann , McArthur ( Unreal ) and Delaney
Tactics
Everything

Well done
Who knows if he would have actually made England winners again

He's certainly got all the really important stuff right, but he got his tactics wrong in the second half at Southampton, which I'm sure he'd acknowledge.

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

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mattteo 17 Apr 17 11.21am
Took him a while to figure things out though. First game in charge Ward was still a left back, Kelly a right back, Cabaye subbed after 60 minutes, Townsend after 70. Second match, same fullbacks, Townsend subbed after 50 minutes. Third match Ward still at left back, now Tomkins at right back. Fourth match, switched to 3-5-2, Schlupp did ok, but Ward couldn't go up and down the flank. Townsend wasn't even used. Those were 4 losses in a row. 5th match, first match of van Aanholt as left back, finally a win against Bournemouth. Still with the 3-5-2. Townsend barely sent in for 15 minutes, but still provides the assist for Benteke's 2-0 goal. 6th match a 4-0 loss to Sunderland with the same 3-5-2 and McArthur playing left midfielder even though Puncheon was in the first 11 in McArthur's position! With the morale down after so many losses, the team lost to Stoke away too even though the first 11 looked ok. And since then you can see that Sam Allardyce has learned his lesson and has done everything right and it went uphill. Edited by mattteo (17 Apr 2017 11.22am)
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17 Apr 17 11.21am

Took him a while to figure things out though. First game in charge Ward was still a left back, Kelly a right back, Cabaye subbed after 60 minutes, Townsend after 70.

Second match, same fullbacks, Townsend subbed after 50 minutes.

Third match Ward still at left back, now Tomkins at right back.

Fourth match, switched to 3-5-2, Schlupp did ok, but Ward couldn't go up and down the flank. Townsend wasn't even used.

Those were 4 losses in a row.

5th match, first match of van Aanholt as left back, finally a win against Bournemouth. Still with the 3-5-2. Townsend barely sent in for 15 minutes, but still provides the assist for Benteke's 2-0 goal.

6th match a 4-0 loss to Sunderland with the same 3-5-2 and McArthur playing left midfielder even though Puncheon was in the first 11 in McArthur's position!

With the morale down after so many losses, the team lost to Stoke away too even though the first 11 looked ok.

And since then you can see that Sam Allardyce has learned his lesson and has done everything right and it went uphill.

Edited by mattteo (17 Apr 2017 11.22am)

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Hoof Hearted 17 Apr 17 11.34am
I'm a Sam fan, but disappointed he didn't prepare our lads for the Fuchs long throw to Huth tactic? I thought he would have watched videos of every team we play and would have alerted our boys to dangers like this? That apart, he is doing a grand job as I knew he would eventually and some of the initial reaction to his appointment on here was disgraceful. As someone else has already said, the amount of work he had to do to undo the damage Pardew had done was greater than he imagined when he was offered the job. We are a much better club in all respects and are now a force to be reckoned with once again. The tune he is getting out of Townsend right now is unbelievable compared to how he played under Pardew. Big Sam =
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Hoof Hearted 17 Apr 17 11.34am

I'm a Sam fan, but disappointed he didn't prepare our lads for the Fuchs long throw to Huth tactic?

I thought he would have watched videos of every team we play and would have alerted our boys to dangers like this?

That apart, he is doing a grand job as I knew he would eventually and some of the initial reaction to his appointment on here was disgraceful.

As someone else has already said, the amount of work he had to do to undo the damage Pardew had done was greater than he imagined when he was offered the job.

We are a much better club in all respects and are now a force to be reckoned with once again. The tune he is getting out of Townsend right now is unbelievable compared to how he played under Pardew.

Big Sam =

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MKCPFC Spain/MK 17 Apr 17 11.35am
Originally posted by mattteo Took him a while to figure things out though. First game in charge Ward was still a left back, Kelly a right back, Cabaye subbed after 60 minutes, Townsend after 70. Second match, same fullbacks, Townsend subbed after 50 minutes. Third match Ward still at left back, now Tomkins at right back. Fourth match, switched to 3-5-2, Schlupp did ok, but Ward couldn't go up and down the flank. Townsend wasn't even used. Those were 4 losses in a row. 5th match, first match of van Aanholt as left back, finally a win against Bournemouth. Still with the 3-5-2. Townsend barely sent in for 15 minutes, but still provides the assist for Benteke's 2-0 goal. 6th match a 4-0 loss to Sunderland with the same 3-5-2 and McArthur playing left midfielder even though Puncheon was in the first 11 in McArthur's position! With the morale down after so many losses, the team lost to Stoke away too even though the first 11 looked ok. And since then you can see that Sam Allardyce has learned his lesson and has done everything right and it went uphill. Edited by mattteo (17 Apr 2017 11.22am) Learned his lesson ? Joke. What he was doing was trying to see the wood for the trees , diagnosing the mess he was left , and learning about the players so we could achieve what we are doing now. He actually said it may take a couple of months to sort out and he looks to be bang on schedule wit has that.
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Spain/MK 17 Apr 17 11.35am

Originally posted by mattteo

Took him a while to figure things out though. First game in charge Ward was still a left back, Kelly a right back, Cabaye subbed after 60 minutes, Townsend after 70.

Second match, same fullbacks, Townsend subbed after 50 minutes.

Third match Ward still at left back, now Tomkins at right back.

Fourth match, switched to 3-5-2, Schlupp did ok, but Ward couldn't go up and down the flank. Townsend wasn't even used.

Those were 4 losses in a row.

6th match a 4-0 loss to Sunderland with the same 3-5-2 and McArthur playing left midfielder even though Puncheon was in the first 11 in McArthur's position!

With the morale down after so many losses, the team lost to Stoke away too even though the first 11 looked ok.

And since then you can see that Sam Allardyce has learned his lesson and has done everything right and it went uphill.

Edited by mattteo (17 Apr 2017 11.22am)

Learned his lesson ? Joke.
What he was doing was trying to see the wood for the trees , diagnosing the mess he was left , and learning about the players so we could achieve what we are doing now.
He actually said it may take a couple of months to sort out and he looks to be bang on schedule wit has that.

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chateauferret 17 Apr 17 11.35am
Originally posted by mattteo Took him a while to figure things out though. First game in charge Ward was still a left back, Kelly a right back, Cabaye subbed after 60 minutes, Townsend after 70. Second match, same fullbacks, Townsend subbed after 50 minutes. Third match Ward still at left back, now Tomkins at right back. Fourth match, switched to 3-5-2, Schlupp did ok, but Ward couldn't go up and down the flank. Townsend wasn't even used. Those were 4 losses in a row. 5th match, first match of van Aanholt as left back, finally a win against Bournemouth. Still with the 3-5-2. Townsend barely sent in for 15 minutes, but still provides the assist for Benteke's 2-0 goal. 6th match a 4-0 loss to Sunderland with the same 3-5-2 and McArthur playing left midfielder even though Puncheon was in the first 11 in McArthur's position! With the morale down after so many losses, the team lost to Stoke away too even though the first 11 looked ok. And since then you can see that Sam Allardyce has learned his lesson and has done everything right and it went uphill. Edited by mattteo (17 Apr 2017 11.22am) Interesting analysis given that you don't mention Sakho or Milivojevic. ============ The Ferret ============
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chateauferret

17 Apr 17 11.35am

Originally posted by mattteo

Took him a while to figure things out though. First game in charge Ward was still a left back, Kelly a right back, Cabaye subbed after 60 minutes, Townsend after 70.

Second match, same fullbacks, Townsend subbed after 50 minutes.

Third match Ward still at left back, now Tomkins at right back.

Fourth match, switched to 3-5-2, Schlupp did ok, but Ward couldn't go up and down the flank. Townsend wasn't even used.

Those were 4 losses in a row.

6th match a 4-0 loss to Sunderland with the same 3-5-2 and McArthur playing left midfielder even though Puncheon was in the first 11 in McArthur's position!

With the morale down after so many losses, the team lost to Stoke away too even though the first 11 looked ok.

And since then you can see that Sam Allardyce has learned his lesson and has done everything right and it went uphill.

Edited by mattteo (17 Apr 2017 11.22am)

Interesting analysis given that you don't mention Sakho or Milivojevic.

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MKCPFC Spain/MK 17 Apr 17 11.48am
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted I'm a Sam fan, but disappointed he didn't prepare our lads for the Fuchs long throw to Huth tactic? I thought he would have watched videos of every team we play and would have alerted our boys to dangers like this? That apart, he is doing a grand job as I knew he would eventually and some of the initial reaction to his appointment on here was disgraceful. As someone else has already said, the amount of work he had to do to undo the damage Pardew had done was greater than he imagined when he was offered the job. We are a much better club in all respects and are now a force to be reckoned with once again. The tune he is getting out of Townsend right now is unbelievable compared to how he played under Pardew. Big Sam = Out of interest Hoof, how do you know he didn't prepare or warn them ? It may that someone just switched off and lost concentration and made a mistake for that one moment,it happens in football, players will make mistakes. Not having a go just wondering if you have some inside info.
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MKCPFC

Spain/MK 17 Apr 17 11.48am

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

I'm a Sam fan, but disappointed he didn't prepare our lads for the Fuchs long throw to Huth tactic?

I thought he would have watched videos of every team we play and would have alerted our boys to dangers like this?

That apart, he is doing a grand job as I knew he would eventually and some of the initial reaction to his appointment on here was disgraceful.

As someone else has already said, the amount of work he had to do to undo the damage Pardew had done was greater than he imagined when he was offered the job.

We are a much better club in all respects and are now a force to be reckoned with once again. The tune he is getting out of Townsend right now is unbelievable compared to how he played under Pardew.

Big Sam =

Out of interest Hoof, how do you know he didn't prepare or warn them ?
It may that someone just switched off and lost concentration and made a mistake for that one moment,it happens in football, players will make mistakes.
Not having a go just wondering if you have some inside info.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 17 Apr 17 11.48am
Hoof, maybe Sam did drill the long throw. Luka made an error going to meet the ball early and instead should've stayed in front of side onto Huth. After that Benteke was zonal marking the first space to clear the ball. Actually Sakho perhaps should've been on Huth. Or was he marking another big opponent? What was irritating was at 0-1 we got frustrated and lofted too many balls to Benteke against the tallest and most physical defensive pairing. Need to be more patient. We were always going to get chances as they tire after atletico 3 days before and our goal scoring form of late. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 17 Apr 17 11.48am

Hoof, maybe Sam did drill the long throw.

Luka made an error going to meet the ball early and instead should've stayed in front of side onto Huth. After that Benteke was zonal marking the first space to clear the ball.

Actually Sakho perhaps should've been on Huth. Or was he marking another big opponent?

What was irritating was at 0-1 we got frustrated and lofted too many balls to Benteke against the tallest and most physical defensive pairing. Need to be more patient. We were always going to get chances as they tire after atletico 3 days before and our goal scoring form of late.

COYP

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miss smith london 17 Apr 17 11.50am
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted I'm a Sam fan, but disappointed he didn't prepare our lads for the Fuchs long throw to Huth tactic? I thought he would have watched videos of every team we play and would have alerted our boys to dangers like this? That apart, he is doing a grand job as I knew he would eventually and some of the initial reaction to his appointment on here was disgraceful. As someone else has already said, the amount of work he had to do to undo the damage Pardew had done was greater than he imagined when he was offered the job. We are a much better club in all respects and are now a force to be reckoned with once again. The tune he is getting out of Townsend right now is unbelievable compared to how he played under Pardew. Big Sam = he did prepare us for fuchs long throw but the players lost concentration and forgot what they were told to do ,he talked about it in his post game presser
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miss smith

london 17 Apr 17 11.50am

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

I'm a Sam fan, but disappointed he didn't prepare our lads for the Fuchs long throw to Huth tactic?

I thought he would have watched videos of every team we play and would have alerted our boys to dangers like this?

That apart, he is doing a grand job as I knew he would eventually and some of the initial reaction to his appointment on here was disgraceful.

As someone else has already said, the amount of work he had to do to undo the damage Pardew had done was greater than he imagined when he was offered the job.

We are a much better club in all respects and are now a force to be reckoned with once again. The tune he is getting out of Townsend right now is unbelievable compared to how he played under Pardew.

Big Sam =

he did prepare us for fuchs long throw but the players lost concentration and forgot what they were told to do ,he talked about it in his post game presser

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