24-07-2020, 12:41 PM
I'm not so sure it does all need to change to be honest. Sabri has been here since last June. Anigo and Modesto since October (although Modesto was around last summer because we saw him in videos) why can't it just be a learning experience for all of them? What did we get wrong? how can we do it better?
Everyone raves about how well Brentford have done with their setup but their recruitment setup has taken 5 seasons to get them into the playoffs and their Head Coach has been coaching there since 2016 (Head Coach since 2018). Before this season they finished 9th, 10th, 9th, 11th but they stuck with the same set up because they believed it would bare results in the end and it has.
Everyone knows what happens when Sabriball clicks properly, we played some good stuff in the first half of the season and were really hard to play against and Modesto has a good record with his recruitment at Olympiacos, he's found them some absolute gems in his couple of years as Chief Scout. He perhaps needs a bit of help in the domestic market but that's fine.
Let's just have a little more patience with it and see how it turns out, it'll never work if the supporters don't trust those in charge.
For me the biggest thing is whether Sabri and the squad can shake off what happened to them the other night or channel it into the desire to do better next season.
Everyone raves about how well Brentford have done with their setup but their recruitment setup has taken 5 seasons to get them into the playoffs and their Head Coach has been coaching there since 2016 (Head Coach since 2018). Before this season they finished 9th, 10th, 9th, 11th but they stuck with the same set up because they believed it would bare results in the end and it has.
Everyone knows what happens when Sabriball clicks properly, we played some good stuff in the first half of the season and were really hard to play against and Modesto has a good record with his recruitment at Olympiacos, he's found them some absolute gems in his couple of years as Chief Scout. He perhaps needs a bit of help in the domestic market but that's fine.
Let's just have a little more patience with it and see how it turns out, it'll never work if the supporters don't trust those in charge.
For me the biggest thing is whether Sabri and the squad can shake off what happened to them the other night or channel it into the desire to do better next season.