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Originally posted by Pangaea:
True. But if your neck-to-neck team have suddenly taken the lead, meaning you have to win, and you currently don't, you may have to make tactical changes to push forward for that last goal.
/Tipping :o
Or, if you're like me you'd be going for the win anyway so you don't have to worry what anybody else is doing.
I'm with Nobby :bigalp: in that I go for the win, but invariably my load of old duffers are also a load of bottlers and I'm left anxiously watching the latest scores on one half of the match screen.
December 26th 2011:
League: 22nd
FA Cup: Fourth Qualifying Round (eliminated)
FA Trophy: Second Round (Still in)
I couldn't pull a few wins together all first half of the season and lift Weston-super-Mare out of the relegation zone. So when Gillingham (18th in League Two) came knocking, I felt it was in my best interests to accept.
League: 13th
Out of all cups in the first round before I took over.
The team I inherited was very good already; made no signings during the January transfer window. Very optimistic about next season with the current group of players I have. A playoff place next season is certainly within reach.
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