Davies
Going out on a whimper. Came in giving a really clear explanation of how he wanted his teams to play.
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Going out on a whimper. Came in giving a really clear explanation of how he wanted his teams to play.
Rolled over without trying. Embarrassing.
That Watford result is a shocker. And Norwich won so presumably our game moves to mid winter.
Thomas Frank?
Birmingham City were hammered 6-1 by Premier League Brentford in their heaviest home defeat for 12 years [www.birminghammail.co.uk]
Is an utter mess at the moment no leader no DOF a manager that should have gone when the season finished and some utter junk/dross players out on the pitch
Forgetting about us for a second. Very very good team. Fair play to Andrews. Pace. Strength. Clinical.
Feel Vicente is close to losing a bit of confidence despite his best efforts.
Patrick Roberts should be nice and fresh for Friday
Is Davies: a) gone tonight b) gone before Wrexham c) gone after Wrexham, before Southampton d) gone before the end of the international break e) still here for WBA
Dan James sets Leeds on way, Nathan Collins doubles upPeterborough thump Watford 5-1, West Ham win 4-1Leeds secured a second win at Premier League rivals Nottingham Forest in three days
The Blues head coach looks back at a heavy defeat against Brentford in the Carabao Cup. [www.bbc.co.uk]
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I didn’t enjoy League 1 - thought we played boring football and I never warmed to Davies.
Everyone is talking about the manager, but I think the bigger long term issue (and perhaps quite damaging) is the absolutely terrible business we have done in the transfer market.
Tonight was a blip Behave yourselves
Not exactly news to say we’re missing Tom and this certainly isn’t a message that he should come back one second sooner than he’s ready… But my god we’re
RIP.
Can we really afford to keep persevering with a manager learning on the job, when there would be a long queue of better qualified managers for now chomping at the
Chris Davies and Christoph Klarer chat to Blues+ after a chastening defeat to Brentford in the Carabao Cup.