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hes been linked with Sporting Lisbon, I dont fancy our chances

He's defensively awful, he loses men all game and would certainly not have helped with our already porous midfield

Is there anything we as a fanbase or the club should be doing to tackle it? We definitely live in a world now where culture wars are stirred up by political parties to gain favour, which has made the racists emboldened but we need to take a stand and show its not acceptable. When kids are overhearing it, its especially worrying

I was speaking to a friend today who took her 5 year old to a game today and sat in the north stand but had to move seats as bloke in his 40's/50's was openly racist to black Plymouth players for doing nothing more than tackle one of our players. Added to the recent racist fan at Leicester, the abuse Yusuf has received and other previous incidents, is there a racism issue with a minority that the majority of us need to call out more often? I recommended the kick it out website where you can report incidents like this but it's pretty sad that this bloke felt comfortable enough to say

It's their goalkeeper I feel for, he's travelled 370 miles and they didn't even need him

Consistency is key

Because it was still just a good spell of 6 months no matter how you paint it and we still got beat off Coventry regardless. We were then left with essentially half of our side that we had success with. I certainly don't think Carrick is *** either, I just think we have an average squad with no game changers, we've had bad injuries and he's made mistakes which are normal for a new manager. Likewise we had overall an average squad last season but with the best player in the league and some very good loans that all came together. It was a gamble though and one that Hull will probably h

Behave, we are on the same up and down trajectory we have been for the last decade. Lots not pretend it's anything different or new

I do wish people would stop harping on about last season, we had a decent 6 month spell propelled by having a player who guaranteed you a goal a game. There was no great foundation and even with that team it fell apart with a few injuries, it was an opportunity lost at the time but only highlighted our systemic issue never building anything. The 2 other playoff sides have had similar seasons too and even after Coventry's recent good spell they are still 4 points off the top 6 and getting beat off fairly average sides. We need to stick with Carrick and just hope he can get it right but we

Great post

We failed last season too to be fair. It just showed we need consistent improvements year on year, not relying on one stand out player and the best loans available. I don't let last season lull me into a false sense that we should be competing again, it was just another example of our inconsistency if anything

I'm certainly not asking for Carrick to leave but I am asking for him to learn and I am glad he is starting to accept his faults. The weeks of him gaslighting the fans that we played well as we lose again in the same way, helped no one

It's definitely not helpful but it's understandable, especially as the manager keeps doing the same things and expecting a different outcome. It used to be just an issue of missing chances but we don't even create chances any more and every side who has came here looks like scoring 2 or 3, it's got very bad at an alarming pace. Which is ironic as he play with zero pace or energy

We haven't won since December, so I kind of get the impatience in playing out from the back especially as our passing is terrible I get the impatience with Barlaser too as frankly he just doesn't fit our style of play, he's too slow, too deep and he makes little or no impact. Whatever he had at Rotherham, he simply doesn't show here

They wanted to stay you know 😂

Bad tactics at home for nearly 3 months, poor performances on the pitch by some awful players and crap subs that were too late to make a difference anyway Seasons over, Carrick isn't as good as we thought he was

It's funny one because I do get your point but even the Leicester commentators were complimentary of us and spoke of how until the final 10 they hadn't really created anything. It's a game of opinions though and it obviously could have gone another way but genuinely I thought we looked largely solid and arguably had the bigger threat on the break

I genuinely think it's harsh to call it a lucky win. There is definitely an argument for taking too much from one performance but it's not like we were battered and it was a smash and grab. The win against Chelsea was much more like that for me but Vestergaard and Daka missing headers isn't exactly a big surprise and we took our goals well and were solid for long periods I do agree with the general point about our defence though, we are still defensively poor in the main and for all the positives Engel was still pretty poor and Glover was a mistake waiting to happen. I did think McNair an

Who said we were chasing promotion?

The truth is you don't need world beaters in this league but we simply have too many players who can't defend and no goalscorer, two issues which highlight each other

We have some decent attacking players, a good keeper and then that's where we start struggling. Awful defensively, weak midfield and no striker

I can't believe how easy we are to score against, honestly feel like we could lose every game we play at the minute because the opposition look like scoring with every attack

the 6 game winning streak gave us all false hope

We have 3 senior goalkeepers when we easily could have given Sol Brynn a chance, there is loads of ways we could have saved the money by pragmatic recruitment choices. I dont even mind the signing of Silvera because he has played games for us but Jamie Jones has still yet to make an appearance, Gilbert has made 4 appearances, Coulsen should have been let go in the summer. There are loads of example that strengthen your point

Other clubs seem to manage withough passing it all onto their fanbase