Post match interview

[3swan]

After settling down from my immediate thoughts last night I've just listened to RM's post match interview.
Now there are patterns in our games that are being repeated and costing us, but listening to the interview there isn't much to disagree with. I don't necessarily agree with how he sometimes says things, but overall was a reflection of how things went.
Moments in the game are as he says are fine details, but then again that what football is.

 

[Nocountryforoldjack]

I really dislike how he constantly throws the players under the bus and his constant use of catch words is nauseating. We are going nowhere under him.

 

[3swan]

I really dislike how he constantly throws the players under the bus and his constant use of catch words is nauseating. We are going nowhere under him.

Agree with you on identifying players etc and his presentation language.

At the moment it's hope that the team develops but it needs to be now.

 

[monmouth]

He would get right up my nose if he was my manager, but we don't know what happens in private. If they do have full frank exchanges and he is also honest about his shortcomings and mistakes (can't imagine it) then there might be a good bond and togetherness and willingness to face public criticism from him. Given that he avoids any though and continually tries to build his 'brand', I'd be surprised if there wasn't resentment building fast.

He should just be saying, we take collective responsibility for what happens and we will keep trying to sort it out together with brutal honesty and exploring ways we can stop this sort of thing happening. I appreciate this is starting to look like a habit. But there were loads of positives tonight...the players were magnificent in their intent...like night and day from Blackburn...etc

The fact is brutal and that is, you cannot gift two goals every game and expect to win many.