in Krakow - btw, if you have never been, I would definitely recommend. Obviously people visit Auschwitz and it is definitely something that needs to be experienced, but Krakow itself is a great wee city and not too expensive.
Anyway, I seemed to choose the right week to be away, missed most of the Grimsby debacle except for catching up on BBC website.
A win was so needed yesterday, but it was probably in the worst manner possible, so not sure it will have built much confidence.
Not rocket science, but it's all about performances and points. Consistency of performance is still not there, well not at a high level anyway, still seem to be too many errors in the team. And I think Amorim needs to realise that he plays his best players in their best positions. If Sesko isn't starting at home to Burnley, I'm not sure what is happening there. But it just seems more complicated that what it should be.
I really feel the GK situation is make or break. There is obviously a lack of confidence in either GK, so let's get someone in, even if that means we have to cope without bringing in a CM. There is more to be strong defensively than having a strong GK, but when you have ones that are so prone to making individual errors, that just creates unneeded tension.
I'm just about still with Amorim, but he needs results and performances. Here's hoping things improve after the international break
Not long back from a break
posted 6 days, 23 hours ago
Did you see Nigel in Krakow ?
posted 6 days, 23 hours ago
Didn't even realise he lived out there or had a Polish wife.
posted 6 days, 23 hours ago
Sesko hasn’t impressed so far. Should have scored yesterday and once again his all round game looked average.
Hopefully will improve with match fitness.
posted 6 days, 23 hours ago
comment by kinsang (U3346)
posted 11 minutes ago
Didn't even realise he lived out there or had a Polish wife.
Music to your ears
posted 6 days, 22 hours ago
We had a week in Krakow a few years back in November. The weather turned out great except for one day. Hotel with balcony overlooking the castle and river.
Easy walk to the main square, good food at good prices. Hardly any tourists, can't think why.
We didn't go to Auschwitz, read enough about it so didn't need to make myself feel bad on holiday.
Did visit the salt mine which was good.
posted 6 days, 21 hours ago
Love Krakow. Been a few times with the missus, obviously done Auschwitz a couple of times on separate occasions, the salt mines well worth a trip out and Schindlers Factory too.
Wawel Castle is class, got to do a free tour of that on our first time there and the castle grounds itself is lovely to spend some time in.
Lost Souls Alley was also an amazing experience, horror/escape room kind of place just off the main square on Florianska.
Would definitely go again even for the food and drinks - great place.
posted 6 days, 20 hours ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 3 hours, 10 minutes ago
Sesko hasn’t impressed so far. Should have scored yesterday and once again his all round game looked average.
Hopefully will improve with match fitness.
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It’s going to take time for him to adapt to the PL too. It isn’t just match fitness.
People talk a lot about the exceptional physicality of the PL, but it’s more than that: tactically the PL is vastly different to the Bundesliga, particularly in terms of defensive setups.
He’ll need a few months most likely.
posted 6 days, 18 hours ago
Tell me all about the cute Polish girls you saw over there 😀🙂