It's interesting hearing Freddie Ljungberg talk about what he can and can't do with this team, given the short space of time he has to work with them. Under ideal circumstances, a new coach has at least got a pre-season to drill players on the training ground, and put into practice those things in friendly matches. The nature of his appointment means that's not a luxury he's been granted. It doesn't mean there aren't things that need fixing. Oh boy, we know there are plenty of those, so it begs the question what can he realistically do to turn performances and results around? Having watched the game again twice (video analysis!), he's identified the key issue as he sees it, saying: The...
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