The Hotel Factor

[MichaelP]

Originally Posted by TheRealWelshWayne

Happy to meet up on Saturday.

No thanks I’ll politely decline.

[davewilli]

Originally Posted by cardiffred

You've literally made one point in the first paragraph and then said the complete opposite in your second.

The legacy of the past few years will take longer to fix than people realise .

It's not about the legacy, it's about achieving stability, giving all the changes introduced under R&R, P&P and his management set up and the new squad time.

[RedGoolie]

Originally Posted by Percy Sugden

Travelling to away games over a certain distance the day before and staying overnight is a positive thing - not negative. I thought Radcliffe was talking utter bollocks about it being ‘over the top for players at our level’. I’m sure they’d be more leggy after a long bus journey and arriving a short period before a game.

We’re not run by the WST now, so how it’s funded is not really an issue…..

The reason we lost is we because we played a decent side playing in-front of a big crowd under the lights. Grimsby have had a good start and I can’t see us facing any tougher a test than going up there. Our team still has deficiencies - midfield will continue to be an issue until jan in games against the better sides. Cleworth has struggled in every game he’s played - an issue that will be addressed soon, with Lennon and Brisley fit.

I’m very confident we’ll make the playoffs as a minimum. Hopefully a few extra additions in jan will see us challenge beyond that as long as we can keep up with any early pace setters.

The managed decline of the football team is only now being addressed and will take time…. The squad looks stronger than it has since the Newport final. The church Fete style management of previous years will still haunt us for a while longer I feel.

Totally agree with this...aspirations of higher standards and the science behind preparing for a game is clear. By travelling down the day before helps with recovery, with nutrition, sleep patterns and pre match training.

[andy buckley]

Originally Posted by MichaelP

No thanks I’ll politely decline.

Jeez get a room you two 🤣🤣🤣

[ABd]

Originally Posted by andy buckley

Jeez get a room you two 🤣🤣🤣

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[red_dragon]

can't be using that as an excuse, most full time clubs do this these days. I know some prem clubs stay in Hotels even for home games.

[LMH23]

Originally Posted by RedGoolie

Totally agree with this...aspirations of higher standards and the science behind preparing for a game is clear. By travelling down the day before helps with recovery, with nutrition, sleep patterns and pre match training.

Yeah but players miss their own bed or whatever.

We don't do science here, only pure conjecture.

[mattw]

11 pages.

11 pages.

Brilliant
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[Teifi Red]

Originally Posted by mattw

11 pages.

11 pages.

Brilliant
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Indeed and we still don’t know if the claim of losing more games whilst having an overnight stay is actually correct