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Blimey, not sure exactly where Livingstone is but itβs as near to Glasgow than we are to Reading, I suspectAnother interesting thing I noticed about the SPL this weekend - Livingston took 34 fans to Rangers yesterday
Blimey, not sure exactly where Livingstone is but itβs as near to Glasgow than we are to Reading, I suspect
I guess once youβve been to Rangers and Celtic it gets tedious knowing youβre going to lose yet again. And in Scotland I think you play each other four times a season, dreary.About a 45 minute journey according to google maps.
I hate to think what the EC Yellow of Livingstons forum is saying about that turnout.
Your a imposter, Dim would not engage with them peasantsA man of my stature, who if youβre not aware has been involved with Man Utd and Inter Milan, would not stoop to this level and engage with the peasants.
So one game makes it ok? I for one when Pompey scored there second praised the team because we had played reasonably well up to that point in terms of shape and press (long before we equalised). You call it as it is in my view. However, that was one game in how many? Some might add Burton to Buckinghamβs positives although it felt more a case of beating a poor side, but we still did what we had to. But the rest has been at best disappointing, often worse! Injuries, maybe in part, but our shape and press has been poor.So we have a great window and play great against Pompey and weβre praising Des.
We draw with Readingβ¦. itβs Des out!!!!
Good lord, donβt know about a new managerβ¦.we need new fans!!
Livingston are a franchise team that stole Meadowbank's league place. Not surprised they have shite support.
Meadowbank were created as a new team in the seventies or eighties I think. Scottish football is very weird.To be fair Meadowbank Thistle had tiny support from memory.
The window is *potentially* a very good one. Until we have seen the players in action and seen how they improve the team (hopefully a LOT!), that's all it is.So we have a great window and play great against Pompey and weβre praising Des.
We draw with Readingβ¦. itβs Des out!!!!
Good lord, donβt know about a new managerβ¦.we need new fans!!
you did well,it took me the same time to get to Didcot.The game was over by 2.30pm, unless you live in the Orkneys I reckon you got home at a fairly decent time. I live 50 miles from the ground and was back by 3.50pm.
Mannings plan not doing so well at BC though!I understand the injuries but Des has been here nearly 3 months and I have no idea what our game plan is. We no longer keep the ball, we consistently have less than 50% possession against everybody.
It all looks clueless, occasionally we have passion but mostly not. We cannot pass the ball fluently, we defend poorly, there looks no belief in what we are doing.
The absolute committment to the plan of Manning has long since gone. We are currently playing football off scraps.
I realise Buckingham stays we have invested too much for that not to happen but the comparisons with Clotet reign is scary.
Manager talks but says nothing, players not really understanding their roles.
When the injury excuse ends Des will then become under real pressure not from the management but from the fans.
Agreed. His delivery is not brilliant - and especially from corners I think I would rather have him lurking on the edge of the penalty areas to pick up anything loose, much more threatening. (Henry's corner and dead ball delivery the other day showed us what we are missing!)And I'm sure it has been mentioned Brannagan was certainly up for it and tackled their LW with a thumping challenge down by us in the South Stand which was tremendous, but why oh why must he take every single set piece? we have Ruben Rodrigues, Greg Leigh, Tyler Goodrham who are all capable of a good delivery
pretty please, with sugar on topAgreed. His delivery is not brilliant - and especially from corners I think I would rather have him lurking on the edge of the penalty areas to pick up anything loose, much more threatening. (Henry's corner and dead ball delivery the other day showed us what we are missing!)
While we are at it, please can we leave one player up when the opposition has corners? Bringing everyone back makes it overwhelmingly likely that should the ball be cleared upfield, it just comes straight back at us!
agreed on this, having him creating a disturbance in the box, outside the box, or better still smashing it home would be preferableAgreed. His delivery is not brilliant - and especially from corners I think I would rather have him lurking on the edge of the penalty areas to pick up anything loose, much more threatening. (Henry's corner and dead ball delivery the other day showed us what we are missing!)
While we are at it, please can we leave one player up when the opposition has corners? Bringing everyone back makes it overwhelmingly likely that should the ball be cleared upfield, it just comes straight back at us!
Another interesting thing I noticed about the SPL this weekend - Livingston took 34 fans to Rangers yesterday
One thing that really winds me up is literally half the attendance leaving 5 minutes from the end of the 90 game after game. Whatever has happened in a game, stay till the end and show your appreciation for the performance, leaving to get back to your car early literally destroys an already poor atmosphere at times. Must look s**t to the players too having all those empty seats 5 minutes from the end. Get what you deserve if you miss anything imo. We have to be better and do better, otherwise we deserve to be ridiculed.
Fair enough, Iβm being a bit tongue in cheek tho. Just pointing out how reactionary some posters are imo.The window is *potentially* a very good one. Until we have seen the players in action and seen how they improve the team (hopefully a LOT!), that's all it is.
We didn't play 'great' against Portsmouth. We played 'better'. The opinion of most on here was that Portsmouth weren't brilliant and neither were we - but it *was* better.
Yesterday was not as good as the performance against Portsmouth - first half not bad, second half very 'forgettable'. Indeed.
I'm not saying the manager should be sacked but I think your reasoning is skewed.