Alan Sheehan-Manager for Next Season

[Magic_Michu]

Im not convinced he’s good enough with his feet.

Salech will be a good pick up when the scum bags drop

 

[eteb]

Im not convinced he’s good enough with his feet.

Catthourse mun

 

[Longlostjack]

Our Capital fans seem to rate him. All the more reason to dodge - clueless twats!

 

[monmouth]

Catthourse mun

Absolute dogshit, we need nothing off them. All garbage. Their best player is O’Doody and he’s a smeg.

 

[bakajack]

Defo. Just watching how they interact with the players on match day and during training shows a group who clearly know what they are doing. It's a distant memory from Williams, who always seemed to be the only one speaking to players, when he could be bothered. I stand by that Sheehan and Co had little influence on the team during his tenure. Well results shown it.

It was telling how they were drilling the players on certain situations, exact situations which came up in the games ahead (like the drills for long throw defending while 1-0 up) - also it was impressive to see them congratulating players just as much for their defensive actions as their offensive ones.

When the Hull player scored to make it 2-1 I could see that Vigouroux was pissed, he punched the floor in frustration that they had managed to break his clean sheet run. Honestly I don't think he could be faulted even if it was at the near post, it was one of those miracle hits which went high and hard, pinged off the inside of the post and in

Normally a keeper would have questions asked if they conceded at their near post but it was one of those hits that comes off maybe one in a hundred times

 

[Swans Jack]

It was telling how they were drilling the players on certain situations, exact situations which came up in the games ahead (like the drills for long throw defending while 1-0 up) - also it was impressive to see them congratulating players just as much for their defensive actions as their offensive ones.

When the Hull player scored to make it 2-1 I could see that Vigouroux was pissed, he punched the floor in frustration that they had managed to break his clean sheet run. Honestly I don't think he could be faulted even if it was at the near post, it was one of those miracle hits which went high and hard, pinged off the inside of the post and in

Normally a keeper would have questions asked if they conceded at their near post but it was one of those hits that comes off maybe one in a hundred times

Aside from the fact that Tymon lost concentration it was a really good goal and there aren't many who could prepare for shot like that. Also it great to see the team being more tactical. Something I have noticed since Williams has gone is there seems to be more street smart with situations. For instance simple things like make substitution for a player when he is down so that we can replace and doesn't leave us short on the field.

 

[eteb]

Absolute dogshit, we need nothing off them. All garbage. Their best player is O’Doody and he’s a smeg.

Top 8 squad! Apparently ...

 

[bytholwyn]

It was telling how they were drilling the players on certain situations, exact situations which came up in the games ahead (like the drills for long throw defending while 1-0 up) - also it was impressive to see them congratulating players just as much for their defensive actions as their offensive ones.

When the Hull player scored to make it 2-1 I could see that Vigouroux was pissed, he punched the floor in frustration that they had managed to break his clean sheet run. Honestly I don't think he could be faulted even if it was at the near post, it was one of those miracle hits which went high and hard, pinged off the inside of the post and in

Normally a keeper would have questions asked if they conceded at their near post but it was one of those hits that comes off maybe one in a hundred times

An xG of 0.01 on that goal no doubt. Just saying...

(Actually 0.09).

 

[Nottinghillbilly]

Hellberg was my preference, but only marginally so. Sheehan is a lower risk appointment given that he's shown he can get a tune out of the team and has extensive knowledge of the EFL.

The big challenge ahead for Sheehan is maintaining our superb defensive form should O'Brien (probably) and Darling (50 50) leave. It's highly unlikely that any O'Brien replacement will be as capable, not from the beginning anyway.

I'm confident of a mid table position next season at least, but we could challenge for the playoffs with good squad additions. Automatic promotion is unlikely, but not out of the question.

That is interesting.

Those potential outcomes are with lower risk Sheehan as boss.

If they ramp up the risk and go Hellberg, how much do you think the potential outcomes could improve ? Thx