Think we started with just about every player being one Schumacher played a part in recruiting or he had 4 years of working with them.But it is a hellavu lot easier when your opponents set up exactly as you expected and wanted.
Bitterly disappointed with the performance and the result today but really disappointed with Dewsnip in particular.
To go into a game we couldn't afford to lose and set up in such a predictable way against the Manager who knows our players and tactics better than we do was unbelievably naive.
Last week we got a fantastic result but lets not kid ourselves, Leicester had enough chances to win 2 games. But we worked really hard and rode our luck and for once it went our way.
But to go up there today with same team and tactics was ridiculous, especially as Schumacher would have based most of his tactical planning on Argyle doing exactly that.
I'm not saying we should have parked the bus but we couldn't afford the luxury of 2 wide players in Whittaker and Bundu offering very little whilst our 2 slow and not very athletic central midfielders were being overun. It was crying out for a 3rd player in midfield and to be narrower with our shape to deny them the space to play.
Today doesn't show that Schumacher is a tactical genius it just highlighed that Dewsnip is not really a Manager. He certainly has no Plan B when we need to get a result.
It's very like Ryan Lowe who would always play the same way, whether it was against the top of the League or the bottom of the League.
A proper Manager would have put a team out to not lose today and if we snatched a win, great.
Squad depth and tactics problem contributed to today.