agree with that to an extent, but the problem is that

our attack isn't good enough either by themselves. Neil has chosen to make our midfield very attacking, but that leaves the defence too exposed.

The alternative is the Hughton approach - which would certainly strengthen our defence, but would leave us struggling to create chances and support the forwards.

I think the latter though may be our best chance of staying up. We're just conceding far too many goals, far too easily at the moment.

Posted By: Mecagoenti, Oct 18, 18:04:23