There's a model used mainly in health and safety. Anyone investigating an accident will typically find 2-3 minor errors that lead to the actual accident. Like layers of Swiss cheese where the holes line up to create one hole a clear route to disaster. We are like the Swiss cheese model. We often, and I mean often, have a series of errors that lead to a goal. Vs Altrincham Giveaway in midfield Shot pushed into path of oncoming player Goal vs York Poor passing out of back from Mawson Smith gives away a poor pass Could in front of our area Goal Vs Port Vale Nayatanga caught in possession Didn't defend the subsequent throw in No one attacks cross, just try to outmuscle Goal Poor pass edge of their area Pearson chance to tackle or foul in their half (an experienced player would have brought him down) Hamilton doesn't track runner Free shot at the edge of our area Goal I could find more and more but the fact is we are easy to score against. We can't score goals to compensate for this. And very very worryingly we can't fix it. After all look back all season and you will see this pattern and no improvement. I have to say if the players aren't learning and the coaches can't fix it, there is only one outcome. Be prepared for a new manager or relegation.
