WE would have to be the most schizophrenic team going around.
Two weeks in a row we play three quarters of ordinary football, turning the ball over, kicking forward with little thought, and allowing teams to run us off our feet.
Two weeks in a row, we suddenly discover our intensity, run, carry, daring play and are able to score freely again.
What is with this?
I think this is the key to our problems at the moment, insofar as I don't think it's a case of another team stopping. More importantly I think it is that in these last quarters we are actually playing the type of football that made us good in the first place. Playing on quickly, everyone running hard, and breaking lines with blokes continuing to run after dishing it off, and finally finishing off the good work with goals.
Eade simply must get this group to play this brand of football from the get go, not wait until the game is all over.
Our guys need to play this daring brand of football from the start of the siren to the end.
And although I was only watching on TV and couldn't see the whole of the ground, we didn't look like we were down-hill skiing when we made our charge, as otherwise the Filth would've been able to get one or two back as soon as we turned it over. Instead when we turned it over we were able to still hold our structure and pressure them again.