23 Feb 2022 22:44:34
I still am not quite in the Bielsa out camp (tho it gets harder and harder) I don't believe he will walk during the season and for us to throw him overboard at this stage would be suicidal. The caveat to this is that the man must change his ways. To plough on with no Plan B, to keep playing square pegs in round holes and to rely on players who are currently way off form is a recipe for R'.
I will back him to the end of the season but if it is R' then it would be for the best if a new face takes us forward who can build on the good points but inject some common sense and flexibility. Ig he goes he goes but he would do so with our undieing gratitude.

1.) 23 Feb 2022
23 Feb 2022 22:51:24
I fully agree to part waves now would never work . But the man is so stubborn we have a fantastic centre half sat on the bench yet again, but he plays Luke out of position I just donâ€™t get the guy at times and other players fitting into positions they should never be in .

2.) 23 Feb 2022
23 Feb 2022 23:30:38
The optimist in me thinks that taking 0 points from 2 games we never expected any points from isn't a huge issue. But how we played tonight and Bielsa's aforementioned stubbornness is really compounding the issue that our defence isn't good enough, especially when playing players out of position with regularity, and the same stubbornness with our attacking options.

It's frustrating to watch.

Tottenham at ER are beatable given the form they're in (lost 4 of last 5) , As are Leicester, Villa and Norwich.

We need fundamental changes to the first team, namely starting players in their proper positions.

3.) 23 Feb 2022
23 Feb 2022 23:38:04
Leo He isn't about to change anything because that's not his nature. He doesn't understand the competition he's in.