downunda wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 11:10 pm
Is it just a coincidence that since Kevin Nolan has arrived David Moyes decision making has substantially improved.
You can see during the game where Moyes is continually discussing tactics with Nolan. I can only think during training, and team selections Nolan also has an input.
I am not saying that Moyes is not in charge but like any high decision making job its good to have the support of someone you can discuss ideas, and see things that may be seen with a different perspective.
If it is not Nolan something has suddenly changed for the better.
downunda wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 11:10 pm
Is it just a coincidence that since Kevin Nolan has arrived David Moyes decision making has substantially improved.
You can see during the game where Moyes is continually discussing tactics with Nolan. I can only think during training, and team selections Nolan also has an input.
I am not saying that Moyes is not in charge but like any high decision making job its good to have the support of someone you can discuss ideas, and see things that may be seen with a different perspective.
If it is not Nolan something has suddenly changed for the better.
downunda wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 11:10 pm
Is it just a coincidence that since Kevin Nolan has arrived David Moyes decision making has substantially improved.
You can see during the game where Moyes is continually discussing tactics with Nolan. I can only think during training, and team selections Nolan also has an input.
I am not saying that Moyes is not in charge but like any high decision making job its good to have the support of someone you can discuss ideas, and see things that may be seen with a different perspective.
If it is not Nolan something has suddenly changed for the better.
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I think he has had an influence though big time.
We know what sort of character he was,when he was here has a captain.I can see a lot more effort being put in by all,not just the few.
Out of form Anderson/Lanzini had their final chances.
All more likely to be signs of Moyes settling in..you cant join a club mid season and pull a switch to "on"
And,any way we're a long way from turning any corner..just veered slightly away from what looked like careering to the edge of the precipice that leads to The Championship.
I think Nolan is prob the new Stuart Pearce this time around due to the scummy board not allowing Pearce back. Nolan won’t be scared to say it how it is and demand more on the training pitch and therefore this will prob be reflected on a match day.
JayK wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 11:56 am
I think Nolan is prob the new Stuart Pearce this time around due to the scummy board not allowing Pearce back. Nolan won’t be scared to say it how it is and demand more on the training pitch and therefore this will prob be reflected on a match day.
Fucking well hope not mate. I imagine Nolan has a lot more tactical nous than Pearce. Can't imagine Nolan sending on a goalkeeper as a substitute striker if the side needs a goal with 15 minutes or so to go.
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JayK wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 11:56 am
I think Nolan is prob the new Stuart Pearce this time around due to the scummy board not allowing Pearce back. Nolan won’t be scared to say it how it is and demand more on the training pitch and therefore this will prob be reflected on a match day.
Fucking well hope not mate. I imagine Nolan has a lot more tactical nous than Pearce. Can't imagine Nolan sending on a goalkeeper as a substitute striker if the side needs a goal with 15 minutes or so to go.
Not sure about that Whiskeyman, I saw his Nott’s county team play and it was all route one Ala BFS style.
Maybe that is why we were much more direct last two games.
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