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Record at new stadium so far :
Played 2, lost 2
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Played 2, lost 2
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We were awful yesterday, 3 of our back 4 are injured to be fair but making no excuses for the performance, the Watson started beck and just we just deployed long balls to him all game. Dross
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Problem with a big striker, players tend to lump it but Beck is a cracking player. What are your expectations for the season? How is the stadium?Yorkfan wrote:We were awful yesterday, 3 of our back 4 are injured to be fair but making no excuses for the performance, the Watson started beck and just we just deployed long balls to him all game. Dross
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The new stadium is fantastic, I wasn't sure what to expect but it was very pleasant, and good acoustics from the home and away end, so I'm looking forward to you lot coming to town as you will make a hell of a racket, creating a great atmosphere. After watching pre season, I was really hopeful this season but now having witnessed sat, I think playoffs is our hope now. Watsons tactics will limit us greatly
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Oh dear they get hammered again 4-0 this time, they won't be happy.
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Watson under pressure? Social media doesn’t bode well for him but it’ll that the general feeling? Can’t imagine it’ll be long before you click but not an ideal start. Looking forward to seeing your ground but will miss the gutter toiletYorkfan wrote:The new stadium is fantastic, I wasn't sure what to expect but it was very pleasant, and good acoustics from the home and away end, so I'm looking forward to you lot coming to town as you will make a hell of a racket, creating a great atmosphere. After watching pre season, I was really hopeful this season but now having witnessed sat, I think playoffs is our hope now. Watsons tactics will limit us greatly
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Very early days for York although the owner I doubt will let these results go on to long before a change, they are ambitious and want to get back to NL.
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Watson doesn't have very high stock with the fanbase. He doesn't respond well to stick and his interviews are very stern and cold and his tactics are dull. I wouldn't be surprised to see him gone by mid sep and I wouldn't be sad to see him go. His win rate is actually one of the highest we've ever had but games are boring to watch
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He was well liked at gateshead, getting a very young squad on a pittence into mid table and even dabbling with the play offs was a miracle. Im sure he was popular in his first season with york. Mind if i was the york owner i would sure expect better with there budget. Mind still early daysYorkfan wrote: ↑Sun Aug 22, 2021 7:29 pmWatson doesn't have very high stock with the fanbase. He doesn't respond well to stick and his interviews are very stern and cold and his tactics are dull. I wouldn't be surprised to see him gone by mid sep and I wouldn't be sad to see him go. His win rate is actually one of the highest we've ever had but games are boring to watch
I may not live in the north east anymore but i still support the north east teams
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6 wins and 1 draw from 7 games in preseason including wins over Newcastle Middlesbrough and Notts Co. Just goes show a good preseason does not necessarily lead to the form carrying into the league season. Hope the reverse is true for us.
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Personally I think we're in for a tough few weeks, not because of personnel necessarily but because we have barely had a pre season and the players have had no time to gel at all. I think we may not even really see the team hit top speed until October, by which time the play offs, if they were ever likely, will probably be a bit remote.
York will come good, first two games mean very little in a wider context, they'll be up near the play offs soon enough I'm sure. But it's a competitive league this year and good may not be enough to save Watson.
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not sure I agree, atleast one team always puts a good run together after xmas to make the playoffs so October is never too late, we are going to observe all clubs having Covid stoppages so a team with games in hand will occur to quite a few clubstdk1 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 22, 2021 10:21 pmPersonally I think we're in for a tough few weeks, not because of personnel necessarily but because we have barely had a pre season and the players have had no time to gel at all. I think we may not even really see the team hit top speed until October, by which time the play offs, if they were ever likely, will probably be a bit remote.
York will come good, first two games mean very little in a wider context, they'll be up near the play offs soon enough I'm sure. But it's a competitive league this year and good may not be enough to save Watson.
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Hope you're right. My concern though is that ours has come at a very bad time. You often hear of managers saying a player will get better in their second season at a club because they'll have had a full pre season. I just wonder whether that could apply to our entire squad.
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It's a strange one. Obviously like you say its far from perfect preparation to have pre-season and the first couple of games of the season delayed by Covid. Although arguably the move has made our first two games 'Easier', as I'd expect Alfreton and Curzon to be around the bottom 5 or 6 in the division, whereas Telford are likely to be mid table'ish and Brackley are perennial Playoff challengers.tdk1 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 23, 2021 10:29 amHope you're right. My concern though is that ours has come at a very bad time. You often hear of managers saying a player will get better in their second season at a club because they'll have had a full pre season. I just wonder whether that could apply to our entire squad.
Presumably we'll be back training this Tuesday & Thursday after any isolation periods? So hopefully two positive training sessions and inflict some more pain on Alfreton at the weekend.
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Billy Heath has continued his policy of signing the biggest players he can find so we'll need to hone our defence to cope with the usual barrage of long throws, free-kicks, huge punts, corners and physical aggression. Alfreton actually had a very good pre-season, but have been awful so far when it counts and Billy will be very quickly under pressure if his giants can't produce the goods.