Europe Thread 25/26

i think its doable with fullback signings made this window, and if branthwaite gives us a huge lift

having kdh and ndiaye back will be massive too

I think fullbacks makes us a better side at home. For me its got to be the next go to priority in the market. We've got to address this to kick on.
 
All in all, we still have something to play for. Prize money is still money. Europe is a bit sketchy and even if we made it not sure how beneficial it will be if we cannot handle the wear and tear. We have got to get our academy to churn out more competent talents like Armstrong and we need to have a full competent starting 11. Create a sustainable culture.
 
A stupid thing to do, but I'll do it anyway as somebody has to.

Against Leeds we will have Ndiaye and Gana back and fully fit, so assuming it'll be Ndiaye in for McNeil and same XI otherwise, possibly Gana for Roehl too.

The squad from yesterday will have had a full week of training; another week for Branthwaite to regain fitness, and hopefully Dewsbury-Hall is inching ever closer to returning.

We now have series of games where each one is winnable until mid-March. Now I do not expect full points, of course, but the challenge must be to dramatically improve our home form while maintaining solid away performances that seem to always put us there or thereabouts.

Next five fixtures: Leeds home, Brighton and Fulham away, then Bournemouth and United at home. Dunno about you, but with a squad is almost fully fit, I'd be expecting us to take at least 8 points there, and hopefully more (win 2 of the 3 home games, remain unbeaten away is doable). That would put us on 26 games played and still well in contention for a European place.

Come on David, be brave. Don't do stupid things like shifting O'Brien back to right back or resting Ndiaye for a game or two as he's been at the ACON.
 
A stupid thing to do, but I'll do it anyway as somebody has to.

Against Leeds we will have Ndiaye and Gana back and fully fit, so assuming it'll be Ndiaye in for McNeil and same XI otherwise, possibly Gana for Roehl too.

The squad from yesterday will have had a full week of training; another week for Branthwaite to regain fitness, and hopefully Dewsbury-Hall is inching ever closer to returning.

We now have series of games where each one is winnable until mid-March. Now I do not expect full points, of course, but the challenge must be to dramatically improve our home form while maintaining solid away performances that seem to always put us there or thereabouts.

Next five fixtures: Leeds home, Brighton and Fulham away, then Bournemouth and United at home. Dunno about you, but with a squad is almost fully fit, I'd be expecting us to take at least 8 points there, and hopefully more (win 2 of the 3 home games, remain unbeaten away is doable). That would put us on 26 games played and still well in contention for a European place.

Come on David, be brave. Don't do stupid things like shifting O'Brien back to right back or resting Ndiaye for a game or two as he's been at the ACON.
Exactly what I wanted to say.

Tim should be back soon as well.

Consistency is the key.
 
A stupid thing to do, but I'll do it anyway as somebody has to.

Against Leeds we will have Ndiaye and Gana back and fully fit, so assuming it'll be Ndiaye in for McNeil and same XI otherwise, possibly Gana for Roehl too.

The squad from yesterday will have had a full week of training; another week for Branthwaite to regain fitness, and hopefully Dewsbury-Hall is inching ever closer to returning.

We now have series of games where each one is winnable until mid-March. Now I do not expect full points, of course, but the challenge must be to dramatically improve our home form while maintaining solid away performances that seem to always put us there or thereabouts.

Next five fixtures: Leeds home, Brighton and Fulham away, then Bournemouth and United at home. Dunno about you, but with a squad is almost fully fit, I'd be expecting us to take at least 8 points there, and hopefully more (win 2 of the 3 home games, remain unbeaten away is doable). That would put us on 26 games played and still well in contention for a European place.

Come on David, be brave. Don't do stupid things like shifting O'Brien back to right back or resting Ndiaye for a game or two as he's been at the ACON.
Its Röhl
 
Ultimately, we struggled against Wolves and got battered by Brentford.

The villa result was the benchmark for what we can do away.

Need to get home form in any form of order before season ends to have a chance...

Liverpool, United, City, Chelsea still on the list to come. So given the fact 8th is most likely going to give you conference league, you need to find consistency in probably the most inconsistent PL season, i can recall?
 
Europe is absolutely on, if the manager and players want it enough.

Dont faff with the back four from yesterday, unless its for JB, utilise the returning players from the afcon properly, which means illy straight into the starting 11, and get a grip of the home form.

Cmon Davey and the boys - show us what is possible.
 
A stupid thing to do, but I'll do it anyway as somebody has to.

Against Leeds we will have Ndiaye and Gana back and fully fit, so assuming it'll be Ndiaye in for McNeil and same XI otherwise, possibly Gana for Roehl too.

The squad from yesterday will have had a full week of training; another week for Branthwaite to regain fitness, and hopefully Dewsbury-Hall is inching ever closer to returning.

We now have series of games where each one is winnable until mid-March. Now I do not expect full points, of course, but the challenge must be to dramatically improve our home form while maintaining solid away performances that seem to always put us there or thereabouts.

Next five fixtures: Leeds home, Brighton and Fulham away, then Bournemouth and United at home. Dunno about you, but with a squad is almost fully fit, I'd be expecting us to take at least 8 points there, and hopefully more (win 2 of the 3 home games, remain unbeaten away is doable). That would put us on 26 games played and still well in contention for a European place.

Come on David, be brave. Don't do stupid things like shifting O'Brien back to right back or resting Ndiaye for a game or two as he's been at the ACON.
Expecting Everton to take points when they should…
 

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