| Stat 16:54 - Apr 10 with 5289 views | SitfcB |
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| Stat on 17:07 - Apr 10 with 3529 views | jasondozzell |
Lies, damned lies and.....
Football is much better under Lambert. Club has got soul back.
Would rather watch this side than Mick's at the end. Mick was great for first 3 seasons but it was time to go. |  | | |
| Stat on 17:09 - Apr 10 with 3509 views | judespiveyg |
Since all of them are since 2009 under Keane, this just shows we've been in three relegation battles in 10 seasons, 5 if you count 11/12 and 16/17 where we never quite fell into the bottom three as well. Pretty much emphasises how poor we've been the last ten years. |  |
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| Stat on 17:12 - Apr 10 with 3493 views | Kropotkin123 |
Average attendance last year - 16,271
Average attendance this year - 17,660 |  |
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| Stat on 17:13 - Apr 10 with 3487 views | Mullet |
| Stat on 17:07 - Apr 10 by jasondozzell |
Lies, damned lies and.....
Football is much better under Lambert. Club has got soul back.
Would rather watch this side than Mick's at the end. Mick was great for first 3 seasons but it was time to go. |
The football is much better?
How exactly? Better than what exactly? Being better than our worst manager in history who couldn't decide on a formation even for a whole game and who fluked a win at Swansea is hardly a ringing endorsement. |  |
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| Stat on 17:15 - Apr 10 with 3474 views | SitfcB |
| Stat on 17:12 - Apr 10 by Kropotkin123 |
Average attendance last year - 16,271
Average attendance this year - 17,660 |
Cheap ticket promos last season: 3
Cheap ticket promos this season: 10 | |
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| Stat on 17:17 - Apr 10 with 3456 views | judespiveyg |
| Stat on 17:15 - Apr 10 by SitfcB |
Cheap ticket promos last season: 3
Cheap ticket promos this season: 10 |
Average attendance had McCarthy still been here: 7845 | |
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| Stat on 17:21 - Apr 10 with 3433 views | Mullet |
| Stat on 17:15 - Apr 10 by SitfcB |
Cheap ticket promos last season: 3
Cheap ticket promos this season: 10 |
There's also the new manager effect twice and fact that attendances are up across the division thanks to the make up of it by about the same amount, but I guess looking at stuff like that is unhelpful. | |
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| Stat on 17:22 - Apr 10 with 3420 views | SitfcB |
| Stat on 17:17 - Apr 10 by judespiveyg |
Average attendance had McCarthy still been here: 7845 |
League position would be a lot better though. I’d have preferred that. | |
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| Stat on 17:29 - Apr 10 with 3374 views | jasondozzell |
| Stat on 17:13 - Apr 10 by Mullet |
The football is much better?
How exactly? Better than what exactly? Being better than our worst manager in history who couldn't decide on a formation even for a whole game and who fluked a win at Swansea is hardly a ringing endorsement. |
We have a midfield again. Didn't have one at end of Mick's tenure. | | | |
| Stat on 17:33 - Apr 10 with 3348 views | judespiveyg |
| Stat on 17:22 - Apr 10 by SitfcB |
League position would be a lot better though. I’d have preferred that. |
It's a tough one for me, while I hate that we're going down and miss the comforts of 15th greatly, and I'd have still got an ST with MM in charge, some of those Tuesday night games last couple of seasons with sub-10000 and zero noise with very little football being played were a little tiresome and repetitive, in comparison the crowds and atmosphere have been fantastic all season and the football is actually watchable even if we've been dire pretty much all season. I actually don't know which I'd pick. | |
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| Stat on 17:35 - Apr 10 with 3332 views | Mullet |
| Stat on 17:29 - Apr 10 by jasondozzell |
We have a midfield again. Didn't have one at end of Mick's tenure. |
Right.
But that's your measure? Not scoring goals, defending, winning games, etc. | |
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| Stat on 17:38 - Apr 10 with 3315 views | Mullet |
| Stat on 17:33 - Apr 10 by judespiveyg |
It's a tough one for me, while I hate that we're going down and miss the comforts of 15th greatly, and I'd have still got an ST with MM in charge, some of those Tuesday night games last couple of seasons with sub-10000 and zero noise with very little football being played were a little tiresome and repetitive, in comparison the crowds and atmosphere have been fantastic all season and the football is actually watchable even if we've been dire pretty much all season. I actually don't know which I'd pick. |
Except we've had that as recently as Hull, throughout the last few weeks of Hurst etc it's not as if the end of Mick's time was down to him.
We've got the noise back because of things like Blue Action and people realising how good we had it and what we're now losing and have lost. There's a plethora of narratives that have come out this season which show that.
It'd would have been nice to have it when the team needed it most last season. | |
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| Stat on 17:38 - Apr 10 with 3311 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
Whats your point Sitters?
Mick has gone, move on. |  |
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| Stat on 17:40 - Apr 10 with 3295 views | SE1blue |
| Stat on 17:38 - Apr 10 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Whats your point Sitters?
Mick has gone, move on. |
Agree.
As pointless as comparing MM to Sir Bobby. |  |
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| Stat on 17:41 - Apr 10 with 3289 views | jasondozzell |
| Stat on 17:35 - Apr 10 by Mullet |
Right.
But that's your measure? Not scoring goals, defending, winning games, etc. |
Football has to be about more than just winning games.
I'd take attacking football, entertainment and passing football over Mick's grind any day. It had become joyless.
Also how are you so certain Mick would have delivered safety? [Post edited 10 Apr 2019 17:43]
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| Stat on 17:45 - Apr 10 with 3264 views | SitfcB |
| Stat on 17:38 - Apr 10 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Whats your point Sitters?
Mick has gone, move on. |
That tweet was posted today.
I offered it without comment. | |
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| Stat on 17:45 - Apr 10 with 3255 views | SitfcB |
| Stat on 17:41 - Apr 10 by jasondozzell |
Football has to be about more than just winning games.
I'd take attacking football, entertainment and passing football over Mick's grind any day. It had become joyless.
Also how are you so certain Mick would have delivered safety? [Post edited 10 Apr 2019 17:43]
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Football is ALL about winning games. | |
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| Stat on 17:46 - Apr 10 with 3249 views | Mullet |
| Stat on 17:41 - Apr 10 by jasondozzell |
Football has to be about more than just winning games.
I'd take attacking football, entertainment and passing football over Mick's grind any day. It had become joyless.
Also how are you so certain Mick would have delivered safety? [Post edited 10 Apr 2019 17:43]
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Can you let the FA, the league etc. know please? We've not been playing fantastic football under anyone who succeeded Mick in any great periods of time. Even our win Saturday, like the one against Rotherham was a game of differing periods.
Care to give us a little run down of where and how this improved football has been evident away from results?
As for you last question, take a look at his worst season here even with that level of adversity we were never close to going to down. Now average out the 5 or so as a whole. For Mick to have taken us down would require a level of hard luck and poor investment even we've not seen under Evans ever. | |
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| Stat on 17:47 - Apr 10 with 3245 views | SitfcB |
| Stat on 17:38 - Apr 10 by Mullet |
Except we've had that as recently as Hull, throughout the last few weeks of Hurst etc it's not as if the end of Mick's time was down to him.
We've got the noise back because of things like Blue Action and people realising how good we had it and what we're now losing and have lost. There's a plethora of narratives that have come out this season which show that.
It'd would have been nice to have it when the team needed it most last season. |
Reading at home, must win game, one up front....
There hasn’t been that much difference to last season, apart from we have been considerably worse. | |
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| Stat on 17:48 - Apr 10 with 3230 views | SitfcB |
| Stat on 17:46 - Apr 10 by Mullet |
Can you let the FA, the league etc. know please? We've not been playing fantastic football under anyone who succeeded Mick in any great periods of time. Even our win Saturday, like the one against Rotherham was a game of differing periods.
Care to give us a little run down of where and how this improved football has been evident away from results?
As for you last question, take a look at his worst season here even with that level of adversity we were never close to going to down. Now average out the 5 or so as a whole. For Mick to have taken us down would require a level of hard luck and poor investment even we've not seen under Evans ever. |
The monitor always went up and down with Mick, this season we were due a good one with him. | |
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| Stat on 17:50 - Apr 10 with 3211 views | SpruceMoose |
| Stat on 17:07 - Apr 10 by jasondozzell |
Lies, damned lies and.....
Football is much better under Lambert. Club has got soul back.
Would rather watch this side than Mick's at the end. Mick was great for first 3 seasons but it was time to go. |
I'd rather watch us win more often than I watch Halley's comet and not be relegated. But that's just me. |  |
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| Stat on 17:51 - Apr 10 with 3213 views | Ftnfwest |
Was never interested in the club or fans. His players yes, they were by and large loyal to each other but the effort put into the job was first and foremost for his own legacy, hence even in the beginning a large proportion of the fans never bought into it. |  | | |
| Stat on 17:52 - Apr 10 with 3208 views | jasondozzell |
| Stat on 17:46 - Apr 10 by Mullet |
Can you let the FA, the league etc. know please? We've not been playing fantastic football under anyone who succeeded Mick in any great periods of time. Even our win Saturday, like the one against Rotherham was a game of differing periods.
Care to give us a little run down of where and how this improved football has been evident away from results?
As for you last question, take a look at his worst season here even with that level of adversity we were never close to going to down. Now average out the 5 or so as a whole. For Mick to have taken us down would require a level of hard luck and poor investment even we've not seen under Evans ever. |
Difference in style between Mick and Lambert is clear.
A reminder that Lambert has achieved this with a depleted and unbalanced squad.
West Brom away, Reading away, Bristol City away. Did you go? Fantastic football and entertaining. A long way from Mick at the end.
No need to go to FA etc - football is entertaining again and Lambert is building something. | | | |
| Stat on 18:01 - Apr 10 with 3161 views | Kieran_Knows |
They’ve got Lambert’s head there as if it’s his fault when it should be Evans/Hurst for a start.
But good, we definitely need another thread on this. |  |
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| Stat on 18:19 - Apr 10 with 3096 views | judespiveyg |
| Stat on 17:45 - Apr 10 by SitfcB |
Football is ALL about winning games. |
That depends, as someone who plays on a Saturday morning and watches Ipswich in the afternoons and I consider them very different things. Playing I consider as sport, and at a low level in front of next to no one it is indeed about winning, regardless of style of play. However I don't view watching football as sport, but as entertainment.
While there's obviously the emotional part to football which a trip to the cinema hasn't got, you still do it for enjoyment first and foremost, and while winning is always more enjoyable than losing, an end to end 2-3 loss like the West Brom game is infinitely more enjoyable than a 0-0 draw such as we've seen a number of in the past few seasons. | |
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