13 points from 10 games

So things have improved then. Reality is we are 18th so I'd expect to see us around the same position in each of those tables - so no surprise. As we climb the table, we'll likely climb those mini tables too.

We've had some tough games to start with and are finding our way as a brand new group of players, so after some poor starts, we're now climbing the league and climbing those charts.

There are two issues at play, we seem to
have had a tough start to the season, probably yesterday was the first away game we were expected not to lose, and it also takes time for new players to settle in, probably particularly youngsters like Hutchinson and Garrett who are not used to moving to new clubs and cities.

Pirate has now gone full blown anti MT but his suggested replacement has hardly set Crawley alight, as they've lost their first two games under Rob Elliott and apparently put in their worst performance of the season yesterday.

Exactly what I was thinking I’d be happy with 60 points this season 16 or 17 wins see improvement in performance even in defeat (we had that to some extent against Wycombe)
Then see what we can do next season, I still think as a club we are about the length of time it will take to fully renovate the ground away from championship football myself.
Pass the string for me to measure how long it is UTG

Only stat I care about is 1.3 points per game and during the last two games is 6 points and 6 goals!

Under Coughlan we didn't have much of the ball, but were doing okay. Under Garner we used to pass the ball around the back needlessly without a purpose. So we might have had good possession stats, we might have had a lot of successful passes but they were all in our own third.

We didn't have a right back for all of September and lost every game. We still have Martin to come back, who is our main goal scorer.

I would have took this many points at this stage and I will definitely take 60 points at the end of the season. This was always going to be a season of building.

We’ve rebuilt the team entirely.

Last few times we’ve done that it has taken a while for us to settle down.

Occasionally, it has resulted in a Garner style season. When we had Garner I was in the get him out now camp. That was due to the way the previous season ended. Similar to the way it did under Garner, Matt has had a poor time taking over from his predecessor, however Garner had a successful side he took ownership of - probably the most successful since 2001 - and Matt a side who were struggling to get a rhythm together. Not bad but not great. Garner was never going to work and we were right to sack him but we did sh** the bed. Our problem was we didn’t sack him when we should have because of Covid and a delusion at managerial level.

However on most other occasions we’d have been asking for the managers head. Again normally I’d have started to have twitchy feet. However the previous examples had the manager taking over from a lost cause. But at this stage of the season we’d end up finding our feet and going on a massive run to achieve something that we will be talking about for decades.

Matt’s situation is less extreme as he was able to steer us to safety even if it was painful at the time but it has more of an air of DC / JB than Ben Garner.

Now is not the time to sh** the bed. Good things are coming with this squad. It might not be the perfect season and Rich’s bus may stay in the garage but the last two games demonstrate we’re starting to find our rhythm.

I dont go along with this weve only beaten crap teams as it can also be how we have played on the day. In truth we have played very similar in most games and have been in the game in most games this season except Wigan- even Wigan we could and should have been 2-0 up and if we had of been would probably have 3 more points now and would be saying Wigan were crap too.
Goals change games. I actually think Wycombe were the poorest side we have played and yet we lost 2-1.
Burton actually didnt look that bad until we scored.Goals give confidence and so much about how you play depends on that confidence both in the team and individuals. A player who scored 12 goals last season in league 2 with loads of assists does not suddenly become a bad player. Hutchison will i am sure come good given a run of games.Confidence will make these players better and the results would improve if this occurs and our assessment of the Manager with it.
I expect Birmingham fans are thinking today that Charlton are as good as any team in this division yet we think they are crap.
We have missed some very easy chances in the games we have lost and had we taken those chances the confidence in those games would have increased and the poor goals conceded may not have occured. This is the game of football- it is not the amount of possession you have had or the number of corners or in fact whether you have played good or bad- it is the final result and that will never change.

Can`t agree with that.   From what I`ve seen, we have the making of a decent side.
As to whether Taylor is capable of getting the best out of them?     I`m still not convinced about that one.
But 2 wins is 2 wins, so I hope he proves me wrong, and the run continues.

Perhaps my wording isn't clear as I agree with you.
We do have the makings of a good side, put we play like a poor one. The players aren't the issue, it's the management and style of play(or lack of) which is my issue.