I still think the pessimism was warranted. Your counter view of most games has given me a bit of a complex, so after the Globlex match, I asked a lot of people what they thought - every one of them agreed it was a shambles, and the coach had his tactics wrong. Or at least the Globlex coach had his tactics right and we didn't change our tactics accordingly.Geordie Dancer wrote:In recent weeks there have been many expressions of pessimism in anticipation of upcoming games against the leagues two unbeaten sides, firstly Seemok and then Samut Sakhon but not from me.
I still maintain that our new coach has done a brilliant job transforming the team from kick and rush players to a proper footballing side, and I believe with his national Coach hat on, he will bridge the gaps (tall midfielders?) in the forthcoming transfer window. If he hadn't come along when he did, I hate to think what Simork and Sakhon Nakhon would have done to us. Wearing a Hua Hin City shirt does not guarantee success alone - we needed somebody to pull our undoubted pool of talent together, and I'm happy we've got the right person in that position.
Pessimistic or not, today's team is not team we had several weeks ago before we secured our new coach.
What I agree on is that we are well placed to have a fantastic second half of the season. However, we mustn't under estimate Phetburi - it's a local derby, and they are our bogey team.