Ginger Hobbit wrote:
It is exactly the same thing. He said we should keep the same team as the Wakey game, because of the performance that day. What performance?
Wakey were a pish poor side on the day and are no comparison to a great Saints side. Only a numpty would think differently.
Wakey were a pish poor side on the day and are no comparison to a great Saints side. Only a numpty would think differently.
Only you have made that comparison though, albeit in slightly broken English, so that's OK. It is not "exactly the same thing." If it were, you would never be able to use recent form to pick a team unless you played the same opposition 2 weeks in a row. Only a person with no capacity for lateral thought would think it was.
If the coach's view of the best 17 were selected for the last game, regardless of who it was against, and all members of that team performed to the standard expected, what cause is there to drop them just because the opposition is better? None of them were selected from outside the 1st team squad after all.
Otherwise you might suggest dropping someone who did the job in the last game, against whatever opposition, in favour of somebody who didn't. Why does your way make any more sense oh wise one?