I don't disagree. You could argue that the Hughton approach was what we needed last year

in the wake of Lambert's departure (although the 10 game run rather masked the fact that for 2/3rd of the season we were pretty awful). As many of us said last season though it was a means to an end but needed to change this year if we were going to progress/not get found out.

I was always Hoot sceptic but was prepared to give him a chance this season but the tipping point for me was Spurs away (which i know is not much of a chance) because the attitude mindset and way the team was set up was so defeatists and we just made it a stroll in the park for them. It was at that point I realised nothing had or was going to change because Hughton fundamentally believes we are inferior to most of the teams in this division.

Posted By: Jim on January 15th 2014 at 09:09:24

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Well I thought CH was the man and I've (NCFC) - Chopper, Jan 15, 07:27:28
- It's amazing how the last two games have proven a tipping point when (NCFC) - Jim, Jan 15, 07:33:10
  - There's always a tipping point just varying levels (n/m) (NCFC) - BINMEN8R, Jan 15, 08:23:00
  - Trouble was Jim, that he did do the job last (NCFC) - Chopper, Jan 15, 07:38:40
    - I don't disagree. You could argue that the Hughton approach was what we needed last year (NCFC) - Jim, Jan 15, 09:09:24
- Agree with everything there but..... (NCFC) - ghost of hucks, Jan 15, 07:31:43
  - But there wasn't a problem with that when (NCFC) - Chopper, Jan 15, 07:40:15
    - We conceded 5 in his first game (n/m) (NCFC) - Dandy Highburyman, Jan 15, 08:30:37

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