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Refreshingly honest of him to admit it, but what does this say about his and the management team’s preparation.
It seems the decision to play him was relatively late but on balance a very good one. You’re gonna expect somewhat of a bombardment from a team managed by Wilder and they had 14 (fourteen) corners! How do we think Nardi would have coped with that?
I remember posting at the October break, when QPR and hopes were riding high - ‘Come back and see where we are at the November break’.
I also added, for good measure, that the next 6 games were eminently loseable.
We’ve lost 4 out of 5 and could easily go to 5 out of 6 on Saturday.
If anyone had said at the beginning of the season that we’d lose consecutive home games to just-relegated Ipswich and Southampton, would anyone have been surprised?
I also get why people were (and are) angry and frustrated at the recent run.
Second goal was a complete clusterf*ck. As per your first paragraph and DW above, the long ball was going nowhere - possibly straight out or an easy collection for most keepers.
Cook’s header out was weak and the push (Hayden?) was unnecessary and brainless (if a bit soft?)
From my seat in SAR, the free-kick looked unstoppable but have just seen the highlights from the other side. Oh dear, what was Nardi doing.
That goal completely did for us as we had worked well to get back in it and the better team (just) for much of the first half. Climbing that hill twice was too much for us.