Westley had his own team out there yesterday, was it good, did he have a "plan B" to beat Crawley?
Didn't look as though he did. As I've said on another thread, if the oppo are up to the physical challenge, we seem to struggle to open up a solid backline, and if we don't get in front early doors, as is the plan, the longer the game goes on, the more unlikely we look like scoring.
But I'm prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt. We are still a "work in progress", with 18(?) players arriving over the last few months, so it is understandable that we will have games where we come unstuck.
Crawley, on the other hand, I daresay the majority of their squad have been together for a few seasons, and yesterday it showed.
I still think we'll win more than we'll lose, and most of the teams in the league will hopefully not be able to live with our high tempo, pressing game.
I'm also encouraged by the fact Westley teams are renowned for finishing strongly, so as long as we're within touching distance of the promotion places come january, then we should have reason to be optimistic?
Although the number of injuries we continue to collect is still a concern.