There has been much said about our loss to Palace being about poor [match] fitness and a lack of pre-season due to our missing out of first week PL action because of our European endeavours.
But Man City were in precisely the same situation tonight because of European competition, and managed to get past a better Wolves side 3-1 away from home.
Not only that Phil Foden who was in similar off-field problems to Greenwood... started. And scored.
Our diabolical performance on Saturday has much to do with the level of ambition our players are seeing, and the fans are seeing, in our transfer dealings. The bull from the top filters down.
Is Ole at fault? Yes. He is an inexperienced coach that is perhaps too nice for the role he is in. You cannot make fitness the excuse as a manager when over your shoulder your city rivals are putting egg on your face.
But getting rid of him is not the solution. The solution is to change the ownership and that is not going to happen anytime soon.
But Man City were in precisely the same situation tonight because of European competition, and managed to get past a better Wolves side 3-1 away from home.
Not only that Phil Foden who was in similar off-field problems to Greenwood... started. And scored.
Our diabolical performance on Saturday has much to do with the level of ambition our players are seeing, and the fans are seeing, in our transfer dealings. The bull from the top filters down.
Is Ole at fault? Yes. He is an inexperienced coach that is perhaps too nice for the role he is in. You cannot make fitness the excuse as a manager when over your shoulder your city rivals are putting egg on your face.
But getting rid of him is not the solution. The solution is to change the ownership and that is not going to happen anytime soon.
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