been a good start, but as previously posted
we aint played anyone of note yet
we aint played anyone of note yet
Do you really believe this is down to him?London Irish said:1) He has organised well a new line-up in defence that blends young legs and experience well, particularly creditworthy given the bad luck with Hinshelwood and Butters.
2) His gamble with the 4-3-3 formation has paid off, he correctly judged that it would get the best of Revell and nippier youngsters like Cox and Robinson, and he also correctly judged that the workrate of his forwards would not leave his 3 in midfield outnumbered and exposed.
Don Tmatter said:Do you really believe this is down to him?
Nothing to do with Dean Wilkins then?
Don Tmatter said:Do you really believe this is down to him?
Nothing to do with Dean Wilkins then?
BensGrandad said:MM is on a hiding to nothing if we do well it is because of Dean Wilkins and his input if we dont it is down to MM. We desperately need some flair in the side to excite us until then mid table mediocrity.
Arrid said:1) He has organised well a new line-up in defence that blends young legs and experience well, particularly creditworthy given the bad luck with Hinshelwood and Butters.
Call me a cynic but has he not just stumbled across the best central defensive pair due to injuries to Butters and Hinshelwood. I certainly don't class Butters and Hinshelwood being injured as 'bad luck'.
Don Tmatter said:Deano seemed to be doing all the work last night, warm up before the game, warm downs after the game and was the only one giving instructions during the game.
Arrid said:I think thats a interesting point. Was likely to be the case as soon as the board promoted Wilkins to 1st team coach, from that moment things looked slightly precarious for Mcghee. In my opinion when we slump and all teams do, Wilkins is likely to get the job.