I was really excited with all our forwards fit for Sunderland and (I assumed) the prospect of 4 4 2 at Home, especially as Sunderland had 5 regulars out and shouted "Oh! ! No! when I entered the stands and heard the lineup, No attacks until we went behind, and THEN he attacked. Followed by Oxford, where we were comfortable, and then Bradshaw came on with Honeyman behind him and again No attacks, and again One up today with Honeyman and their keeper has no saves to make, If he is more scared of losing than winning then No.
@@WhereLionsWalk Hi. I really feel there is more to this than meets the eye. His comments after the Coventry game were not, necessarily, directed at the fans and,if so, only a proportion of them.I can't believe Neil is that thin-skinned so, for example, he may have been told Esse is going and would be, understandably, upset or there could ve behind the scenes clasjes with the hierachy but to answer your question much as I love Mr.Millwall and appreciate the tremendous job saving us last season,I am really bitterly diapponted with his team selections when je finally had all our forwards available and it was obvious that with one diminutive striker with Honeyman as ,dubious,support that we would not get anywhere. We have only scored 8 goals in 10 games and look at the unlikely scorers like Tanganga(2) Jake and Casper(Second goal in 44 games) and he appears stubborn which is a very weak and negative trait. We are not even having any efforts on goal, which is, entirely, predictable. Watching us FEAR teams even at Home to 16th placed Coventry and seeing how negative at Home that we set up with what I feel are our most attacking options for a while and seeing him elevate Bradshaw at 32 years old with 5 goals in his last 50 appearances(even when strapped up at Ovdord) over Ivanovic and Langstaff makes me, reluctantly, say that I want someone who will be bold and attack and not have the mindset to avoid relegation at all costs. We are better than that and if he won't change then a change is needed, I'm afraid.
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I was really excited with all our forwards fit for Sunderland and (I assumed) the prospect of 4 4 2 at Home, especially as Sunderland had 5 regulars out and shouted "Oh! ! No! when I entered the stands and heard the lineup, No attacks until we went behind, and THEN he attacked. Followed by Oxford, where we were comfortable, and then Bradshaw came on with Honeyman behind him and again No attacks, and again One up today with Honeyman and their keeper has no saves to make,
If he is more scared of losing than winning then No.
Thoughts after todays news?
@@WhereLionsWalk Hi. I really feel there is more to this than meets the eye. His comments after the Coventry game were not, necessarily, directed at the fans and,if so, only a proportion of them.I can't believe Neil is that thin-skinned so, for example, he may have been told Esse is going and would be, understandably, upset or there could ve behind the scenes clasjes with the hierachy but to answer your question much as I love Mr.Millwall and appreciate the tremendous job saving us last season,I am really bitterly diapponted with his team selections when je finally had all our forwards available and it was obvious that with one diminutive striker with Honeyman as ,dubious,support that we would not get anywhere. We have only scored 8 goals in 10 games and look at the unlikely scorers like Tanganga(2) Jake and Casper(Second goal in 44 games) and he appears stubborn which is a very weak and negative trait.
We are not even having any efforts on goal, which is, entirely, predictable.
Watching us FEAR teams even at Home to 16th placed Coventry and seeing how negative at Home that we set up with what I feel are our most attacking options for a while and seeing him elevate Bradshaw at 32 years old with 5 goals in his last 50 appearances(even when strapped up at Ovdord) over Ivanovic and Langstaff makes me, reluctantly, say that I want someone who will be bold and attack and not have the mindset to avoid relegation at all costs.
We are better than that and if he won't change then a change is needed, I'm afraid.
@@Isleofskye Thanks for this reply, think you speak a lot of truths here, definately more than meets the eye.
Looks like you fans be glad with the news
NO No No
Nope
Harris as not got a clue on tactics he likes playing the OAPs we have some fantastic players
No, he is a clueless clown
Happy with todays news then?