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« Reply #15 on: Friday, October 11, 2013, 17:25:35 »

I wouldn't.

Winning is the best outcome.

I'd take 46 of the shittest, most dull boring hoof ball anti football games going if we won them all 1-0
Sport not Entertainment.

Total bollocks, it's got to be good to watch otherwise why waste two hours of your life, hence I shan't be watching the national side tonight
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« Reply #16 on: Friday, October 11, 2013, 17:37:47 »

I wouldn't.

Winning is the best outcome.

I'd take 46 of the shittest, most dull boring hoof ball anti football games going if we won them all 1-0
Sport not Entertainment.
Winning with style is the best outcome. The hardcore would attend no matter how we play,  but playing nice football is a lot fucking easier on the eye.
And spectator sports are entertainment you fucknugget.
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« Reply #17 on: Friday, October 11, 2013, 17:48:03 »


It helps to develop possession football if it is in the culture, which in England it isn't.  You might argue that the influx of foreigners in the Prem will mean a change, but not really. The reason the Prem football is popular is because lots of fans worldwide like its manic helter skelter...imports have to adjust to this, not the other way round.  There's a place for a Swansea, but if you had 20, the viewing figures would drop right off.

Absolutely, that is what makes football great - the variety of playing styles. You need a Pullis's Stoke or Drillo's Norway - but not 20 of them either. And I don't want to watch them myself...
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« Reply #18 on: Friday, October 11, 2013, 17:57:13 »

 
Winning with style is the best outcome. The hardcore would attend no matter how we play,  but playing nice football is a lot fucking easier on the eye.
And spectator sports are entertainment you fucknugget.

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« Reply #19 on: Friday, October 11, 2013, 19:48:25 »

What's the point of promotion if the spectacle is shite? It's like the spoiler sides in the top flight of football, how could anyone enjoy that? We were destined for demotion from the prem, still some of the most enjoyable games I've seen involving town. Not all of them mind  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #20 on: Friday, October 11, 2013, 20:01:57 »

Obviously I hope we play nice football and get promoted. But promotion is always special, even if we play less entertainingly to do it.

What's the point of playing nice football but stagnating in league 1?

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« Reply #21 on: Friday, October 11, 2013, 20:04:55 »

Ossie's 90 team was probably the best passing side we've had...at the time Ossie was mocked more at Spurs than here, becasue he believed that corners should mostly be taken short, to retain possession. Something years later that Barca do.

Hoddle's side was a bit different insofar as Glenn wasn't adverse to pinging 40 yard passes...to wingbacks who would get into the box for 2 strikers, fairly quickly. So infact was quite a direct style, but that side could mix it a bit, like  the first PO gola at Wembley.

It helps to develop possession football if it is in the culture, which in England it isn't.  You might argue that the influx of foreigners in the Prem will mean a change, but not really. The reason the Prem football is popular is because lots of fans worldwide like its manic helter skelter...imports have to adjust to this, not the other way round.  There's a place for a Swansea, but if you had 20, the viewing figures would drop right off.

Agree with all of this...even sadly the last sentence...however, if I could watch 20 teams playing like we did at Wolves, I'd be spending a lot more money on football.  It's why I've travelled to a few extra games early on, I love the football we're playing.

Btw, how much of this debate has come out of Cooper's strangely defensive answer to the question about Cox on Tuesday?
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