What do you like the most?

[hgblue]

We look like a professional, well coached, football team again, rather than a bunch of individuals playing off the cuff, with no clear plan or identity. We could probably discuss the tactical changes all day, but the thing that's especially pleasing me is the togetherness and team spirit that has been so obvious so far. If you have that, you have excellent technical players, a genius as a manager, a clearly defined tactical plan and the fitness to implement it, you'll take some stopping.

 

[leewill31]

Not seeing great big spaces in the middle of the park for the opposing team to run in to absolute joy to see that has gone.

 

[nmc]

The curry of the day dish I had at the match yesterday was glorious.

Where do you get curry?

 

[Bluemoon dan]

I like the fact I no longer go to games thinking that we need to get an early goal or we're in for a tough afternoon of struggling to break down a packed defence.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

The curry of the day dish I had at the match yesterday was glorious.

Which curry?

 

[Damanino]

have we been behind this season? I think we always scored the first goal and won all games as well.

Want to see how we react when we go behind. Maybe better if it happens vs a smaller team first than than in a huge game.

 

[Rolee]

i like the fact that it seems Pep has a genuine desire to bring some of the young lads through. Loved seeing Garcia come on for the last 20 yesterday.

 

[malg]

Workrate. That more than anything else.

No more watching players wandering around the pitch. No more watching players lose possession then expect someone else to pick up the pieces.

 

[worsleyweb]

Which curry?

No idea what it was 6.50 - curry of the day in 93.20 - was delightful.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

I love it that we don't give the opposition a second on the ball especially in their own half. In the first 20 minutes today we must have intercepted or delflected at least 10 attempted passes in their half and that has never happened under the previous regimes. We have always been a team with goals in us (at least in the last 5 years) but we haven't been a team that works it's bollocks off to win the ball back and I love that.

At one point yesterday I turned to T next to me and said, "Last season we wouldn't have bothered until they were well over the halfway line!

Completely different approach and clearly one that suits the personnel we have.