Whilst I can see Ecky's point about closing the fitness gap I do think that we really ought to be making a better fist of things now that we are in our third season.
I cannot see that our approach to the games has changed noticeably.
In the first season, we were new and part time so we had to fight for the right to play - Our tactics reflected this so, I'll go with that.
In the second season, we were still part time and, in certain games I would expect us to have to fight for the right to play- the tactics remained the same so I'll go with that too for now but really only in some games. In others we should have been taking the bull by the horns and we did - Cambridge at home for example
We are now in the third season. We're still part time and we still 'have to fight for the right to play' Even against teams who have come up since we did?
With two years experience in this fighting for the right to play lark why are we being outfought by teams who have entered the League since we did. Why are we still deploying the same tactics as we did in our first year? Why have we not so far played like we did against Cambridge
We now have some better players than in our first two seasons - Chris Lane, Gareth Whalley, Jake Sedgemore and Chris Senior, two of whom are not really designed to fight but instead to play good football. No wonder we can't succeed when the tactics don't suit the players and/or the players don't suit the tactics