History for Mainland FC

That's about spot on.

My own impression is that we have an OK team albeit with a slightly suss defence but not the worst team possible. It should be playing better than it is, apart from the usual few mishaps, like losing to a better team despite us playing well. Stuff we would pay to watch.

What I do see instead is a general impression of malaise and lack of purpose on the park, as if everyone suddenly came down with a bad case of  impostor syndrome (yes, it's a real thing).  For quite a few weeks now I've had an impression everyone from players to coaches are just going through the motions without any sense of self-belief, as if they had no real reason to be there, as if all were just waiting to be called out for the sham that this has become. Those that showed an intent are guys like Krishna, Tratt, and (in my opinion) Lia. This comment has nothing to do with their ability, just their motivation and intent.

I am sorry that Ernie was not able to get more out of this team and I accept that maybe he was not the right man. But is it just the coach? 

Would you say Michael Cockerill was right by placing a bit of blame at Rob Morrison's feet for an unimaginative leadership?

That's about spot on.

My own impression is that we have an OK team albeit with a slightly suss defence but not the worst team possible. It should be playing better than it is, apart from the usual few mishaps, like losing to a better team despite us playing well. Stuff we would pay to watch.

What I do see instead is a general impression of malaise and lack of purpose on the park, as if everyone suddenly came down with a bad case of  impostor syndrome (yes, it's a real thing).  For quite a few weeks now I've had an impression everyone from players to coaches are just going through the motions without any sense of self-belief, as if they had no real reason to be there, as if all were just waiting to be called out for the sham that this has become. 

I am sorry that Ernie was not able to get more out of this team and I accept that maybe he was not the right man. But is it just the coach? 

Would you say Michael Cockerill was right by placing a bit of blame at Rob Morrison's feet for an unimaginative leadership?

That's about spot on.

My own impression is that we have an OK team albeit with a slightly suss defence but not the worst team possible. It should be playing better than it is, apart from the usual few mishaps, like losing to a better team despite us playing well. Stuff we would pay to watch.

What I do see instead is a general impression of malaise and lack of purpose on the park, as if everyone suddenly came down with a bad case of  impostor syndrome (yes, it's a real thing).  For quite a few weeks now I've had an impression everyone from players to coaches are just going through the motions without any sense of self-belief, as if they had no real reason to be there, as if all were just waiting to be called out for the sham that this has become. 

I am sorry that Ernie was not able to get more out of this team and I accept that maybe he was not the right man. But is it just the coach? 

Would you say Michael Cockerill was right by placing a bit of blame at Rob Morrison's feet for an unimaginative leadership?

That's about spot on.

My own impression is that we have an OK team albeit with a slightly suss defence but not the worst team possible. It should be playing better that it is, apart from the usual few mishaps, like losing to a better team despite playing well. Stuff we would pay to watch.

What I do see instead is a general impression of malaise and lack of purpose on the park, as if everyone suddenly came down with a bad case of  impostor syndrome (yes, it's a real thing).  For quite a few weeks now I've had an impression everyone from players to coaches are just going through the motions without any sense of self-belief, as if they had no real reason to be there, as if all were just waiting to be called out for the sham that this has become. 

I am sorry that Ernie was not able to get more out of this team and I accept that maybe he was not the right man. But is it just the coach? 

Would you say Michael Cockerill was right by placing a bit of blame at Rob Morrison's feet for an unimaginative leadership?

That's about spot on.

My own impression is that we have an OK team albeit with a slightly suss defence but not the worst team possible. It should be playing better that it is, apart from the usual few mishaps, like losing to a better team despite playing well. Stuff we would pay to watch.

What I do see instead is a general sense malaise and lack of purpose on the park, as if everyone suddenly came down with a bad case of  impostor syndrome (yes, it's a real thing).  For quite a few weeks now I've had an impression everyone from players to coaches are just going through the motions without any sense of self-belief, as if they had no real reason to be there, as if all were just waiting to be called out for the sham that this has become. 

I am sorry that Ernie was not able to get more out of this team and I accept that maybe he was not the right man. But is it just the coach? 

Would you say Michael Cockerill was right by placing a bit of blame at Rob Morrison's feet for an unimaginative leadership?