He didn't change the style. Leeds where just open at the back, can't defend and have very poor finishing up front.

Thats why they got thrashed by Leicester too. Thats why they have the most goals conceded in the league.

Bamford has missed the most "big chances" this season, with 6 opportunities squandered.

It was a good performance, but let's put everything in context.

No problem. These things can get a bit emotive.

To summarise this thread:
Roy in - where we get performances like Man Utd and Leeds
Roy out - where we get performances like Chelsea and Brighton.
If only life were so simple!

People have been saying for months to try Meyer, Reidewald, Camarasa, Sorloth etc whilst his supporters have been saying that we have a weak squad. There were claims we needed wholesale changes, when really all it seems we needed was one or two extra players and better use of the squad we already had.

Turns out the Reidewald finally got a break where there was no one else to play in the left back position and after a bit of a run people realise that the 20 year old Dutch international we signed 3 years ago was a decent player.

His supporters also say that we can't judge him on one match against say Chelsea or Brighton or Wolves, yet claim he should be totally vindicated for the last half of last season based on the last half of last season.

You're arguments are hypocritical and fundamental flawed.

I've constantly said he's an average manager who ran out of ideas. He's finally had an idea to play Reidewald and 4-4-2 and he's now on par with whats expected of him. I think the real test is over the next 3 games.

The best time to get rid of him would have been the tail end of last season, so an incoming manager would have a transfer window to prepare.

At the moment I wouldnt sack him, but we have to think of succession planning and if a decent manager is available we should get them in.

Every time we beat a newly promoted side you are straight on here saying what a great manager he is. Bit sad really.