4 away wins in 2023 and to of those was with Dobbie

[8Ball]

Birmingham, Barnsley, Norwich & Portsmouth

 

[1966_and_all_that]

Yes, two of them were with Dobbie at the helm.

 

[8Ball]

Birmingham, Barnsley, Norwich & Portsmouth

Edit two

 

[Matesrates]

Wow, didn’t realise that, shocking.

 

[clappers]

Against higher calibre opposition and a backdrop of even worse form it should be added.

I don’t buy this “other teams were already on holiday bull crap” either they were very competitive games from what I saw.

 

[Willie Mcgrotty]

Against higher calibre opposition and a backdrop of even worse form it should be added.

I don’t buy this “other teams were already on holiday bull crap” either they were very competitive games from what I saw.

Especially Norwich ruining the big Pukki send off for the full house.

 

[Critchknows]

Bloody hell, I didn't realise this. That's pretty horrific form for Blackpool regardless of managers.
Dobbie did a good job when he came in didn't he.

 

[TangerineEggCup]

That's some away record .

 

[ForeverTangerine]

Yeah, I was at Carrow Road that day and Norwich threw everything at us to get that win for Pukki (or at least see him score). We were resilient right up until the final whistle.
I know we were all but relegated after the Millwall game but there was plenty of spirit in the camp, and a temporary manager who most of us on here had belief in.

I dread to think how we would have faired if we had this current charlatan in charge.
The writing was on the wall after his 5-0 loss away to Posh and the home defeat to Derby who were already down the season before last.

 

[TangerineBayern]

Birmingham wasn't that at home?

 

[Wizaard]

Especially Norwich ruining the big Pukki send off for the full house.

Although Norwich players were passing up on easier options to try and set Pukki up.

 

[tangerine_neil]

Dobbie brought back the positivity. You could sense a real buzz again. We were good to watch and went for it. If we’d appointed him manager a bit earlier, I’m convinced we would have stayed up. All the signs pointed to an exciting season in Lg1.









Then we go and bring Neil flaming Critchley back.

 

[Wizzerboy]

Birmingham wasn't that at home?

No poveda scored from a mix up at the back @ St Andrews

 

[clappers]

Dobbie brought back the positivity. You could sense a real buzz again. We were good to watch and went for it. If we’d appointed him manager a bit earlier, I’m convinced we would have stayed up. All the signs pointed to an exciting season in Lg1.









Then we go and bring Neil flaming Critchley back.

The clever types had to try and be clever when the solution was staring them in the face. I do wonder how frustrated Dobbie must be looking at this shambles knowing he can do the job way better. It’s like having a near death experience and then finding out your new GP after discharge is Harold Shipman.

 

[JJpool]

Dobbie brought back the positivity. You could sense a real buzz again. We were good to watch and went for it. If we’d appointed him manager a bit earlier, I’m convinced we would have stayed up. All the signs pointed to an exciting season in Lg1.









Then we go and bring Neil flaming Critchley back.

Neil netting Critchley

 

[1966_and_all_that]

Edit two

Edit, were.

 

[Blackpool_Gaz]

Yes, two of them were with Dobbie at the helm.

Dobbie played players in their natural positions. He also made the right substitutions as soon as it was obvious a change was needed.

Critchley could learn a lot from Dobbie.

 

[TangerineBayern]

No poveda scored from a mix up at the back @ St Andrews

Thanks Wiz l forgot about that

 

[Graves]

But did Dobbie take us to the Championship in the first place?

 

[Tangerinestato]

But did Dobbie take us to the Championship in the first place?

No, McCarthy and Appleton are responsible for that.

 

[AlternativeSeaside]

No, McCarthy and Appleton are responsible for that.

Hmmm. Not what I recall

 

[Tangerinestato]

Hmmm. Not what I recall

Really?!? Wasn't he in charge for like only 6 games?

 

[AlternativeSeaside]

Really?!? Wasn't he in charge for like only 6 games?

?

 

[PdxTangerine]

The stat that shocked me from the podcast the other night was that we have't come from behind to win away since Coventry in Oct 2022.

 

[Graves]

No, McCarthy and Appleton are responsible for that.

I meant who took us up from League 1, not the other way around.

 

[Threepeaksphil]

My friends who are Bristol Rovers and Cheltenham season ticket holders are arranging tickets for me and I WAS looking forward esp as new grounds for me. Now I just think it could be rather embarrassing due to our brilliant managers tactics. Can he not see he needs to change

 

[voyeur]

It’s like having a near death experience and then finding out your new GP after discharge is Harold Shipman.

Jesus. At least the clever types wouldn't stoop so low!

 

[Phil_bfc deux]

Although Norwich players were passing up on easier options to try and set Pukki up.

No they weren't don't talk bollocks

 

[Wizaard]

No they weren't don't talk bollocks

They were. Every player was trying to pass to him throughout.

 

[TANGERINETOWERPOWER]

Two of those four wins were in dead rubbers ..pathetic away record …unacceptable

 

[Wee_Bob]

Such an appalling record and, in fairness to Critch, he seems have inherited a club problem.

Just looking and with Orient postponed, it means we now have a couple of league home games back to back - let's get the points on the board and then make an away win count.