Critchley - Listen to Tomasson
- Thread starter South Stand '58
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Matesrates
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Exactly
hertfordseasider
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Amen to that. Critchley is so worried about losing he has forgotten how to win. Trouble is with Critchley and Sadler it's like 1 shade of grey.
tangerine.com
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I'm happy with 1-0 as long as we win.
Matesrates
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I like winning and if it’s 1-0 that’s fine, as long as we’ve played well, at the moment it’s dire.
South Stand '58
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As long as they play entertaining football a 1-0 win is OK but Critchley has drained all the passion out of his sides and doesn't seem to realise. Sadler needs to have strong words in his shell-like.
ParkerAteMyKebab
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In fairness (and the last minute goal helped) I enjoyed the Wigan game more than any I can remember going back to PNE and hope he repeats that on Saturday - for some reason though his tactics away from home are not only dull but useless.
Critchknows
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I totally go with that. For me, you play to win regardless and you attack. I hate draws too, dont see the point in settling for them. Over the course of a season you'd get more points going for a win than settling for a draw even if by going for it you lost a few of them. Granted there are always exceptions but this is obviously generally speaking.
Critchley is not like this though so we just have to accept the way he is. SS isnt like this either which is why we get the managers we get. Not necessarily a criticism of them but its just different to what i want to see.
Critchley is not like this though so we just have to accept the way he is. SS isnt like this either which is why we get the managers we get. Not necessarily a criticism of them but its just different to what i want to see.
Junior_BentsPlatformShoes
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A good Roy Keane quote I heard recently was that top managers such as Ferguson are also gamblers when they need to be in games - they take risks and more often than not it pays off for them.
Critchley does seem to be more of the minimal risk and maximum game plan and organisation type of manager - risk taking isn't high on the list.
Critchley does seem to be more of the minimal risk and maximum game plan and organisation type of manager - risk taking isn't high on the list.
The Catcher in the Rye
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If only!…..
JDT is a good manager and sure will come good at t’Rovers
JDT is a good manager and sure will come good at t’Rovers