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Post by eca on Dec 10, 2023 6:40:17 GMT
Notwithstanding the players under Jackett and the players under RW, including the different tactics, suspensions and injuries - What is noticeable is there has been a similar drop in points earned about the time the club start discussing next season contracts with the players.
It may be a coincidence but it may be more more
Maybe the traffic lights classification and subsequent contract talks has a negative effect on everybody even though it should not
To me looking at the matches on line I believe all players are trying their best. I think it’s just a coincidence.
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Post by BasOfromthatLondon on Dec 11, 2023 0:02:19 GMT
Since the 3-1 win at home against Carlisle in the Cup, in the league we've played 3 of the better teams in the division and drawn against 2 of those.
The only downer for me was losing to Lincoln At home. Derby have been high flying so no one really expected us to get anything out of that.
I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us.
If Lincoln hadn't been abandoned and Port Vale hadn't been postponed we might now of been in the top half and looking up.
Sometimes it's just the way the fixtures roll.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 11, 2023 9:10:05 GMT
Since the 3-1 win at home against Carlisle in the Cup, in the league we've played 3 of the better teams in the division and drawn against 2 of those. The only downer for me was losing to Lincoln At home. Derby have been high flying so no one really expected us to get anything out of that. I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us. If Lincoln hadn't been abandoned and Port Vale hadn't been postponed we might now of been in the top half and looking up. Sometimes it's just the way the fixtures roll. "I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us." Judge after next Saturday then.
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Post by eca on Dec 11, 2023 9:28:19 GMT
Since the 3-1 win at home against Carlisle in the Cup, in the league we've played 3 of the better teams in the division and drawn against 2 of those. The only downer for me was losing to Lincoln At home. Derby have been high flying so no one really expected us to get anything out of that. I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us. If Lincoln hadn't been abandoned and Port Vale hadn't been postponed we might now of been in the top half and looking up. Sometimes it's just the way the fixtures roll. "I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us." Judge after next Saturday then. I disagree because it breeds a phycological defeat before we play any team above and we have proven to date we can beat teams above and top of the table.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 11, 2023 9:36:57 GMT
"I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us." Judge after next Saturday then. I disagree because it breeds a phycological defeat before we play any team above and we have proven to date we can beat teams above and top of the table. i agree, exept for top of the table comments. those top of the table teams were very early season before the table had formed properly. Cambridge now 18th,Exeter 20th.
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Post by eca on Dec 11, 2023 9:48:04 GMT
I disagree because it breeds a phycological defeat before we play any team above and we have proven to date we can beat teams above and top of the table. i agree, exept for top of the table comments. those top of the table teams were very early season before the table had formed properly. Cambridge now 18th,Exeter 20th. But at the time of playing them both the opposition teams were performing better than everyone else thus lofc results were very good
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Post by Thor on Dec 11, 2023 9:53:04 GMT
Since the 3-1 win at home against Carlisle in the Cup, in the league we've played 3 of the better teams in the division and drawn against 2 of those. The only downer for me was losing to Lincoln At home. Derby have been high flying so no one really expected us to get anything out of that. I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us. If Lincoln hadn't been abandoned and Port Vale hadn't been postponed we might now of been in the top half and looking up. Sometimes it's just the way the fixtures roll. Derby were not that good either, they were lucky in a number of aspects. They were there for the taking and we didn't take our chances. The sending off killed us, that was game over at that point.
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Post by BasOfromthatLondon on Dec 12, 2023 2:41:58 GMT
Since the 3-1 win at home against Carlisle in the Cup, in the league we've played 3 of the better teams in the division and drawn against 2 of those. The only downer for me was losing to Lincoln At home. Derby have been high flying so no one really expected us to get anything out of that. I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us. If Lincoln hadn't been abandoned and Port Vale hadn't been postponed we might now of been in the top half and looking up. Sometimes it's just the way the fixtures roll. "I think we should (from now on) only judge how good or lacking we are after we've played a few of the teams around or below us."Judge after next Saturday then. I wont be, that's just one match, plus Cheltenham are on the up after a few games since Darrell Clarke took over at the end of September. From 29th Dec to 17th Feb we should know where we are. In that period there's 7 out of 10 games against not so high flying opponents. A lot of fans on both boards seem to think that we're on a downward slope, it defo looks that way but we've had some tough fixtures of late and 2 out of 3 of those lost were against high flying Oxford and Derby. Wigan and Bristol Rovers were both good draws imo. I think getting knocked out of the cup set the negatives rolling. I also think that we got so used to winning games last season that losing and drawing a few matches now, for some, seems like we're on a one way ticket back to L2.
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Post by eca on Dec 12, 2023 4:21:47 GMT
There is absolutely no way Nigel and Kent will let orient be relegated.
All their interviews they clearly demonstrated they are robust in their decision making and will provide RW with what he needs.
I remember one interview when Nigel said he had spoke to Justin E re players and what he needed and Justin (RIP ) said he was fine with what he had
That demonstrates even when a manager is satisfied with his staff the owner is trying to assist.
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