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So far, not yet the shock-effect from the manager's sacking / replacement.
@Danimal5981 wrote:So far, not yet the shock-effect from the manager's sacking / replacement.
That's true. Now, I also don't see Thomas Frank as the plug-and-play short term solution to get results here and now. In my opinion he's more the long term sort of manager, who may take some time to build something, but then perform consistently over longer periods of time.
A win vs bottom of the table AaB would have been good, obviously, but with the recent defensive troubles I decided to count the clean sheet as a small win.
Stock piling on draws it seems altho the one against København wouldn't be disappointed about right now. Great to bring Frank back and maybe he can get the job done and without hindrance from within. Much work to be done, this season looks to be about laying the foundations
@thurlow885 wrote:Stock piling on draws it seems altho the one against København wouldn't be disappointed about right now. Great to bring Frank back and maybe he can get the job done and without hindrance from within. Much work to be done, this season looks to be about laying the foundations
Yes, absolutely. I was thinking - with 0-0 at the scoreboard vs bottom of the table AaB - should I go all out attacking to try to claim a late winner? Or should I instead make 100% sure that I would not concede late to take that clean sheet after a number of poor defensive performances? Safe to say I chose the latter, a good defence is a must for a winning team.
I like the Frank hire. I think his time is almost up at Brentford, though I expected him to take a role at a bigger club. Going back to his old club is also a nice change and a path someone like Frank could take. I have never heard of 'Oscar-Gate" that is crazy, I might have to look more into that.
The results are trending up, though slow progress. Turn the draws into wins for the second half of the year and you can climb back into the top three race.
