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I'm not convinced. Not yet anyway. We have yet to disect a team like we did last season. The goals this season have been sort of in front of teams, if you get me. We should improve given a little more familiarity to the style and the new players. I'm just happy to mop up points whilst not playing blistering football just yet.
I just said that. Before you.
I think this needs a poll and let the people decide.
Thats all well and good, but you must construct a poll to canvas people's opinion.
I completely get the logic of the system Martinez is trying to instill. It means having less of an obvious focal point and the ability to create chances from any angle, which can't be said of Moyes teams. You knew where the threat was coming from, its just we were very good at it. the best way to sum it up would be to say that Moyes system is an average one we played very well, whereas Martinez's system is a good one we are yet to master. The potential to play better than last year is there and the system possibly makes it easier to play it regularly, rather than last year where we were exceptional in parts and infuriating in others. Does that make sense or have i wildly rambled there?True, we're relying on Mirallas or Coleman to run through everyone in order to break through, or long shots from Barkley and Mirallas to score mostly. Having said that, there have been some lovely moves between our front lines at times already that have been as good as any I have seen for a while.
Last year saw a lot of superb play, and I really don't buy into the negative hoofball picture of Moyes tenure here that some are trying to force feed us. But for me we have seen some glimpses of what can be under Martinez and that's enough for me to say its been as good... Football wise, no, it hasn't been, but I am enjoying it more because I am loving seeing the team change their way of playing before our eyes. Yes its still frequently slow and dangerous at the back, but the quality of that half against Newcastle had some genuinely ace moments in it.
Give me five whole games from each manager and I would prefer to watch Moyes team from earlier last season every time, but pick the best bits out of both games and there would be plenty of Martinez bits in there, which is why I would say its been more enjoyable, because you can actually see the development going onand you never quite know what's going to change week to week.
Poor argument I know, but its what's making me most happy about the new guy. We're getting results and we are are still low on the learning curve as a team, so much potential rather than getting the same results whilst being at the top of our potential.
Still get bored after ten minutes of having it in our own half though
