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Post by Deleted on Aug 24, 2014 8:04:03 GMT
You know I'm an armchair fan so take my views with a bucket of salt, but.... last year we had Moses on one side, Cox on the other. Different styles but both very dangerous and both good providers, things happened as a result. Now we have only one dangerous side and the opponents know that, all they have to do is stop Cox and we're left with little else but hoof ball to Henderson. ISTM that we are missing Moses much more than we care to admit in public and we're not going to get very far if we lack a right side danger at least comparable with him. Is Simpson able to provide an answer or an alternative? Russell's future here may depend on it.
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Post by crusade on Aug 24, 2014 9:53:36 GMT
MacAnuff is taking Moses place, saw him at Bristol had a ok game. Something not quite right at the Orient I think its when not if when Slade departs.
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Post by garyos1964 on Aug 24, 2014 10:35:56 GMT
MacAnuff is taking Moses place, saw him at Bristol had a ok game. Something not quite right at the Orient I think its when not if when Slade departs. i was talking to a friend of mine at the game yesterday and he said what's the betting the next manager of the os is an Italian .after last season expectations are high and slade isn't living up to them .if by the start of October we are not in the play off places I think slade will go .then I could be di canio in charge .yesterday hockaday of Leeds is already being told his job will go soon and this is after 4 games and who is in charge of Leeds an Italian .who sacked 38 coaches in 22 years at Calgari.italian chairman are not known for there patience .if don't start improving and soon the writing is on the wall for slade . |
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Post by crusade on Aug 24, 2014 12:25:12 GMT
As I said its when Slade departs not if. It will be a clean sweep so Nugent and Dearden will go also, I would say the next Orient manager will be Italian.
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Post by aussieorient on Aug 24, 2014 23:04:56 GMT
Is batt still injured cause I would have him on the right
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Post by osoldest on Aug 25, 2014 9:09:43 GMT
Milano, you must have a good view from your armchair because that's about right. I do think though that mcanuff can do the job if he is encouraged to stay wide and stop drifting in.
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Post by buffalobill on Aug 25, 2014 10:12:33 GMT
MacAnuff is taking Moses place, saw him at Bristol had a ok game. Something not quite right at the Orient I think its when not if when Slade departs. i was talking to a friend of mine at the game yesterday and he said what's the betting the next manager of the os is an Italian .after last season expectations are high and slade isn't living up to them .if by the start of October we are not in the play off places I think slade will go .then I could be di canio in charge .yesterday hockaday of Leeds is already being told his job will go soon and this is after 4 games and who is in charge of Leeds an Italian .who sacked 38 coaches in 22 years at Calgari.italian chairman are not known for there patience .if don't start improving and soon the writing is on the wall for slade . Just because you've got one Italian Chairman in the Football League who has a track record of sacking managers, doesn't mean our guy is going to be the same. He is after all new to owning a football club and he might surprise us all and give Slade a decent chance to get the team back to winning ways. Unlike Leeds chairman, our guy hasn't gone out of his way to court publicity, has kept the existing manager in place and allowed him to bring in players he wanted, to build on last year. Nobody knows what his agenda is, but it is probably a fair guess to say that he expects us to go one better than last year. Like all football managers, Slade will be judged on results, but at this point in time we are only 4pts off of auto promotion, so I think it's much too early to be talking of change. I'm guessing too, but if we are mid table or below by the end of October, then the pressure will really be on, but I'm sure Slade would be the first to admit that that wouldn't be good enough for him as well. |
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