So it was the manager then?
Who is being binary now?
I'm not sure if you missed my couple of posts on the subject, but I actually thought the manager was good enough for where we need to be. Perfect, of course not, but good enough for our goal this season.
I also think we have some very good players too but we've had a dip in form recently and confidence is low but I had confidence the management and players were good enough to turn things around.
I thought things were OK as they were, hence why I would only make 1 change for the next game.
You lot though seemed to think that everything negative was the manager's fault - players shackled/isolated, playing players out of position, being too rigid and only having one system but also constantly changing.
Surely if that was the case, now the big mean bully Puel has left, the players should be on fire and no need for drastic changes to personal?
Honestly, 3 CBs or 3 DMs at home to Brighton?? This is the exact thing Puel was being crucified for.