Has Dean Smith gone then

[Bluearmyfox28]

4 hours ago, EnglishOxide said:

Don't get the dislike for him. He took the job when nobody else dared. 

 

His results weren't great but they weren't shit either. People seem to forget that he was brought in too late to make a real difference which was not his fault. 

 

Last 7 games under Smith: 9 points

Last 7 games under Bodgers: 1 point

 

Would have been lauded if Maddison bagged his pen against Everton or Castagne completed a smash and grab at Newcastle. He was also unlucky to lose Kelechi for a stint meaning we had to rely on Vardy and Daka who have had tragic seasons. 

 

There was a stint halfway through the first half yesterday where the team started sitting off and not pressing and he got stuck into them, you could visibly see the effect on the players as he wouldn't allow them to lose intensity. 

 

I think he's the right character to have in charge of the team for next season. We are not a Prem club anymore, we cannot be picky and we need strong leadership. We do not need another bollockless little twat like Brendan who only takes the job because he thinks it's a stepping stone to something greater. 

 

 

Agree completely, only thing that worries me, is I feel the club is crying out for an identity when it comes to style of play and feel like with this “opportunity” that we now have, we need clear identity from management to recruitment.

 

I just don’t feel like DS has much of an identity.