The previous managerial appointments, way they went and the resultant fan scrutiny and reaction is going to be like political opinion after the referendum in a way with a new manager now.

You delve in deeper when concerned, have less patience and feel better placed to react after digging in deeper than you have in the past and having stressful results.

Hope we get off to a good league start with Cszaba but if not we should try to give more time and patience than anger over recent bad influences.

Hope the support support well tomorrow too.

Falkirk are due a bounce back. The morn is a day to unite on the pitch and in the stands.

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Last edited by Arabnophobia (18/11/2017 11:42 pm)

👏👏👏 play like that for the rest of the season and there's nothing to worry about. They certainly seemed up for it

Great start. Keep it up Csabba.

Happy so far. Definate improvement.

Seems a tad mad in a good way. Players seem to be taking plenty on through him.

If Laurie had'nt flipped the form he'd get mair credit but I think it's a good thing we don't get too carried away praising him when praise can only really come if promoted.

Feel more optimistic with Csaba in charge.

Tough few weeks in front of us. Away support will matter more than we might think.

I felt a subbie should have been made earlier on saturday.

I was happy enough when we got laszlo i hope he can be a success.

He seems a fucking lunatic and i can imagine he will be a right character.

Last edited by bowers (04/12/2017 9:32 am)

annanarab wrote:

I'll wait my time before giving judgement. It seems that we still mess around at the back trying to be clever instead of safe, we still take free kicks short instead of getting the ball into the box, and we still go sideways and backwards instead of forwards and I personally hate 4:2:3:1, so room for improvement in my eyes (not that they count for much).

On the plus side he's an improvement on Ray/Jackie, there's more attacking (altho' not enough yet), players seem to be more up for it and some have found more form (King, Fraser, Fyvie,etc). He seems to have identified that we are lacking in the big striker department - so reasons to be optimistic. He will largely have to work with what he's got (the so called better squad than last season) which might be  a struggle if we have a few injuries, suspensions, sales in the Jan window, loss of form, etc. He needs to show that he has the game plan to get results away from home instead of the "I'm no changing my principles/philosophies" guff espoused by Ray/Jackie.

We needed a change and things have been better under Laurie and Csaba. Hopefully this momentum can continue for a good bit longer to try and get a decent gap between us and the chasing pack and if/when he does, I'll be happy with Csaba.

I disagree, 4-2-3-1's the best suited formation to the players we have, Fraser's our best player, the difference in him playing in his proper position instead of being shoehorned into a wide position is remarkable. We simply don't have the strikers to play with two up top.

Playing out from the back's been the single most pivotal reason for our upturn in form, that's straight from the mouth of one of the players. We resorted back to McKinnon's tactic of lumping it forward to the 5ft6 striker in the second half at Glebe park and look what happened.

The formation and style of play we're going with just now is absolutely the one we're best equipped for when you consider our squad IMO. I'm just happy we finally have a manager who seems to be putting round pegs in round holes.
 

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My only concern is we seem to peak early, climax early on and that can only lead to disappointment in the long term

 

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