A couple of good points here, we are actually playing quite a bit better under Hughes, gone is this insane 'Williamsonball' (play out from the back no matter what). They look more like a team that's 'together', that knows what its doing. And since Hughes took over we've actually been quite unlucky, dominated the second half Saturday, but failed to score, completely dominated the game at Newport last week 17 shots off target and 5 on target, they had one, and bloody well scored from it!!!StephenD wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2025 10:44 pmFair comment. I guess what might change for Carlisle potentially is that the new signings might form more of an understanding and become a better unit. But equally they may not.Suffolk Blue wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2025 10:36 pm Watched the Morecambe game tonight. They were bright in patches but ….and this is the real deal breaker…..could not score. There was definitely an opportunity there but they weren’t good enough to take even against 10 men. Oh and that pitch of there’s makes HS look like Wembley.
Carlisle are where they are because they don’t score enough despite looking decent and creating opportunities. This often passes for being unlucky because the box- to-box stuff looks good. That’s exactly how we looked under Clemence. It’s already clear that Whing is a different beast. Win or lose.
None of those teams in that list are scoring enough goals regularly enough. So what is going to happen to change this?
Having said all that, we can't seem to score, no matter how much it's put on a plate for us, and if we don't address that then its going to be tough to get out of this. If we do, then the blue touch paper will be lit and away we go. (At least that's what I'm hoping anyway).
See you all next Thursday.