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9 points from a possible 42 under Stuart Maynard. Can he survive?

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@Robbie The goals against are pretty similar, but Maynard has still had 12.5% more goals against vs Williams.  The goals for is rather more with Williams' team scoring 35% more goals than Maynard's.  That probably reflects the attempts to tighten up at the back (which clearly haven't worked well.  It probably also reflects that the team is very much built in Williams' style that the more you attack the less opportunity you have to concede... which with our propensity to gift goals only works to a certain extent.  I'm not sure how much Williams actually tried to get the team playing differently.  We are a very well drilled team. I think they have practiced and practiced certain patterns over and over, and changing those patterns (which I think Maynard is trying to do as alluded to by Chicksen) will disrupt everything, which is what we are seeing.  Then our tendency to implode becomes more exposed since we aren't firing on all cylinders.  If Maynard had had a pre-season I don't think that we would be in this position now (fans would still hate him for being Part time and  a BT Employee though). 

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18 hours ago, Robbie said:

I've got a feeling now that the brothers will stick with Maynard if the last 5 games have positive outcomes.

I think you are spot on and I think they will stick with him for a good 3 months next season, regardless of results. 

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18 points gained though @Robbie instead of 9. 9 points in 14 games, you can’t get away from the fact that is an awful return and a damning verdict on the head coach, it is not just relegation form, it is cast adrift form and has made Notts the worst EFL side in the country.
If a new coach cannot make a side better (or at least as good) after a third of the season, look for someone better. 

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4 minutes ago, Fozzy said:

18 points gained though @Robbie instead of 9. 9 points in 14 games, you can’t get away from the fact that is an awful return and a damning verdict on the head coach, it is not just relegation form, it is cast adrift form and has made Notts the worst EFL side in the country.
If a new coach cannot make a side better (or at least as good) after a third of the season, look for someone better. 

I totally understand what you are saying @Fozzy and statistics don't lie. I'm just putting my self in the shoes of the Reedtz brothers who always seem to take the pragmatic approach to things.

I just think they will keep Maynard till the end of the season and through the summer, to build a changed side, and will give him 10 games at the beginning of next season. 

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