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He looks a beaten man, already out of a message. Very happy we stuck with Wilder and not some aging one-trick pony...
 
He's done well has Fat Sam, he's taken West Brom from a position where they had an outside chance of staying up to one where they look a much worse team than the team making statistically the worst start in PL history. Whatever the opposite of GLTTL is I wish it upon the brown envelope ingesting, gum chewing bellend.
 
HD8 Blades said:
A sticking plaster of a manager. Comes in does his thing and fucks off looking for the next pay day or bung. Hasn’t achieved any long term success for years. Hasn’t achieved any success at all at WBA.
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reading this and couldnt help but think who with an ounce of football knowledge gave this guy a chance to manage England - brief spell, but thats only because he couldnt help the Del Boy in him - couple of £mill wages not enough.

This is the first time he has had to do it on skill alone
did well at Bolton, but they always had a couple of top draw players, Djorkaeff, Okocha, Campo, and Kevin Davies who I always hoped would play for us at some point.
Newcastle he signed Viduka, Smith and Barton
Everton & West Ham were always better than their league position, and had money

WBA is a real test of tactics, man management and balls for a fight, and right now hes not winning any of those
 



Loved his post match interview. Basically if they had defended our two goals and Ramsdale hadn't saved their (offside) shot on target, then they might have got something out of the game. Mentions the save at least three times, but fails to mention the 30% possession and absolutely dire hoofball.
 
Bath Blade said:
That’s harsh. Whether you like it or not, he did a fantastic job at Bolton, and things only went wrong after he left. He’s also done a great job at numerous clubs, stabilising them and keeping them in the prem. However, I still wouldn’t want him at Bramall Lane.
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Spent well above there means especially with wages and huge signings . His entourage cost loads aswl . I'm afraid they are still paying the price for spending way to much under big Sam. My opinion anyway .
 
His post match excuses are getting more surreal by the game. They had two obviously offside goals disallowed, to which he said “we scored, it got disallowed, we scored again, it got disallowed again, probably rightly so, and could have had a third by the goal we could have had before half time”. no probably about it Sam.

So your striker scored two offside goals and your only shot on target saved, where as Spurs had a lot of shots and scored two goals.
 
Who would West Brom want as manager next season if they went down I wonder,Sam or Chris.?
 
FMBlade1 said:
10 points above us and at least they have a chance and some pride.

What annoys me most that if Wilder was going to go, why wasn't it earlier.
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But he doesn’t get relegated does he?! The pigs have more chance of staying up than West Brom, some perspective for you.

The answer to your question is that Abdullah didn’t want to sack Wilder because he’d have had to pay him up in full and the fans would have gone mental.

From a PR perspective Wilder resigning and then asking for a pay off was ideal for Abdullah in more ways than one. The only problem is that another manager (not Sam fucking Allardyce) might have got us a few more points had Abdullah grown a pair at Christmas.
 
derekacorah said:
But he doesn’t get relegated does he?! The pigs have more chance of staying up than West Brom, some perspective for you.

The answer to your question is that Abdullah didn’t want to sack Wilder because he’d have had to pay him up in full and the fans would have gone mental.

From a PR perspective Wilder resigning and then asking for a pay off was ideal for Abdullah in more ways than one. The only problem is that another manager (not Sam fucking Allardyce) might have got us a few more points had Abdullah grown a pair at Christmas.
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The “not fucking Sam Allardyce” you refer to has just overseen a 2-5 demolition of Chelsea followed by a commanding 3-0 defeat of Southampton, both of whom have blown us away in recent weeks.

His WBA team are just that, a team and one who have an identity are hardworking & are (presently) free scoring.

Whereas at Bramall Lane....
 



Deaneandagana said:
The “not fucking Sam Allardyce” you refer to has just overseen a 2-5 demolition of Chelsea followed by a commanding 3-0 defeat of Southampton, both of whom have blown us away in recent weeks.

His WBA team are just that, a team and one who have an identity are hardworking & are (presently) free scoring.

Whereas at Bramall Lane....
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Nothing to say he’d have done the same with us, they might just be better team with an actual midfield and some forwards with the ability to shoot.

It was ‘Sam fucking Allardyce’ as well, the placement of the expletive is important when describing such a man.
 
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