whitemouse75
27-01-2006, 10:05
http://www.expressandstar.com/articles/sport/wolves/article_ (http://www.expressandstar.com/articles/sport/wolves/article_86092.php) 86092.php
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Hibbitt was King
27-01-2006, 10:06
I don't think all the players are on Miller's planet fairyland smileys/smiley2.gif
Bill McCai
27-01-2006, 10:14
I read that when I got in from work last night. Its like a general overview of MM from the past three months.
yammer
27-01-2006, 10:14
He makes a good point but i would be cautious as to what Miller says and what he actually thinks. He strikes me as always trying to say the correct thing when doing an interview. Wouldn't suprise me if Sky eyed him up to sit next to Redknapp.
whitemouse75
27-01-2006, 10:15
i think they really do believe they're brazil
SOA Wolf
27-01-2006, 10:25
He is correct...trouble is from the players' view is that it IS easy to believe that what you are doing is great if someone is telling you that you have made 50 passes in a match and 90% have been accurate, even some have been cross-field 60 yard ones...then you feel great, and playing tippy tappy 5 a side in training with lots of accurate passing to each other...fab....that is what I see at the moment...all outside a packed opposition penalty area which we struggle to have any influence on because we have taken too long to get there.
I am all in favour of playing that style of football, as long as it is not the ONLY style of football, look at Chelsea, Arsenal and Man Utd, all capable of that, but also of the quick incisive break, from which they score most of their goals...we do not have that and have not had it under Hoddle....it is not rocket science...it is flexibility....but with Mr 'one dimensional' Hoddle it is not there.....THAT is the 'missing link' not some £1.4M forward...and unless he changes it then we are not going anywhere.
I am all in favour of playing that style of football, as long as it is not the ONLY style of football, look at Chelsea, Arsenal and Man Utd, all capable of that, but also of the quick incisive break, from which they score most of their goals...we do not have that and have not had it under Hoddle....it is not rocket science...it is flexibility....but with Mr 'one dimensional' Hoddle it is not there.....THAT is the 'missing link' not some £1.4M forward...and unless he changes it then we are not going anywhere.
glasgowwolf
27-01-2006, 10:34
Miller has been awful too many missed chances. Not just the half chances, Clarke, Ganea, and Cort have missed, and they have missed plenty.
But real Sitters, real open goal from 3 yards..... One on ones.
I would love to see the stats of missed chances (do they do them) I would hazard a guess that he has missed 5 or 6 of the easiest chances ever seen on the football field and he is over the moon, Well sorry Kenny But I am decidedly p1ssed off with you and the rest of the forwards who have continually missed chances.
You got your move to Celtic on the back of 2 good performances for Scotland..... not for your performances at Wolves.
But real Sitters, real open goal from 3 yards..... One on ones.
I would love to see the stats of missed chances (do they do them) I would hazard a guess that he has missed 5 or 6 of the easiest chances ever seen on the football field and he is over the moon, Well sorry Kenny But I am decidedly p1ssed off with you and the rest of the forwards who have continually missed chances.
You got your move to Celtic on the back of 2 good performances for Scotland..... not for your performances at Wolves.
SOA Wolf
27-01-2006, 10:39
Miller has been awful too many missed chances. Not just the half chances, Clarke, Ganea, and Cort have missed, and they have missed plenty.
But real Sitters, real open goal from 3 yards..... One on ones.
I would love to see the stats of missed chances (do they do them) I would hazard a guess that he has missed 5 or 6 of the easiest chances ever seen on the football field and he is over the moon, Well sorry Kenny But I am decidedly p1ssed off with you and the rest of the forwards who have continually missed chances.
You got your move to Celtic on the back of 2 good performances for Scotland..... not for your performances at Wolves.
..but Glasgow, the point is that if they perceive themselves this way and hoddle is telling them that, then no wonder they do not improve....self delusion is a powerful issue to defeat.
But real Sitters, real open goal from 3 yards..... One on ones.
I would love to see the stats of missed chances (do they do them) I would hazard a guess that he has missed 5 or 6 of the easiest chances ever seen on the football field and he is over the moon, Well sorry Kenny But I am decidedly p1ssed off with you and the rest of the forwards who have continually missed chances.
You got your move to Celtic on the back of 2 good performances for Scotland..... not for your performances at Wolves.
..but Glasgow, the point is that if they perceive themselves this way and hoddle is telling them that, then no wonder they do not improve....self delusion is a powerful issue to defeat.
Oldgold Wolfcub
27-01-2006, 10:42
Look at the table. Its not come dancing its football. Swain is probably right and this is the effect that Hoddle can have. Hoddle is a great coach for certain aspects of the game but he is not a winner at all costs which is what we need.
Well put together article that should be pinned up in the dressing room.
Well put together article that should be pinned up in the dressing room.
SOA Wolf
27-01-2006, 10:46
Look at the table. Its not come dancing its football. Swain is probably right and this is the effect that Hoddle can have. Hoddle is a great coach for certain aspects of the game but he is not a winner at all costs which is what we need.
Well put together article that should be pinned up in the dressing room.
Well there would be no point pinning it up in the opposition penalty area as none of our players venture there.
Well put together article that should be pinned up in the dressing room.
Well there would be no point pinning it up in the opposition penalty area as none of our players venture there.
Oldgold Wolfcub
27-01-2006, 10:52
Well there would be no point pinning it up in the opposition penalty area as none of our players venture there.
What's an opposition penalty area?smileys/smiley19.gif
What's an opposition penalty area?smileys/smiley19.gif
Papa
27-01-2006, 13:11
Good article from Swain. It made me laugh how he began by saying Kenneth was an easy target and then went on a rant about how distant his thoughts were from the Wolves Supporters but lets face it Swain has a point. Although asked about 'His Own' form a more acceptable reply from Kenneth would be 'Well i'm pleased with my workrate (As always)but my goals tally has suffered because most time i'm on the wing, surrounded by three of their playersand the midfield are $$$$$ and as a team we are confused, too slow, bored,powderpuffand wehaven't a $$$$$$$ing clue what we're doing'...
Mexican Wave anybody?Edited by: Papa
Mexican Wave anybody?Edited by: Papa
