Johnnie Jackson thinks there are many similarities between the Championship winning team put together by Chris Powell and that assembled by Karl Robinson: Legend's verdict
He is careful not to overdo the comparison, particularly between the two managers which might cause offence in some quarters (but not in others). He describes both teams as 'dynamic' which could mean 'having momentum' which is very important in football, particularly at the right time (as happened in our Greatest Game promotion).
It could also mean running round like headless chickens. However, I think that what Jacko is trying to do is build morale among both the fans and the team which is commendable, although a task that faces its challenges.
I am trying to write an article for VOTV on Karl Robinson and the current situation of the team. It isn't this early in the season, although I won't finish it until after the transfer window closes. It is also getting rather long, but once Rick Everitt puts his green eyeshade on and gets out his blue pencil, it will be cut down to a reasonable length.
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