Get Wilder gone and stop the delusion.

[SB_90]

My stance at the time was that moving Wilder on was the correct decision, just the incorrect appointment.

Once the rot has set in however, there was only one sensible option at the time and we took it.

wilder is the only option. im the same i thought wilder leaving was the correct decision. He’s earned the right to a proper season, not just a rescue job. just on that 15 game spell between Hillsborough & Middlesbrough. we showed how entertaining we can be

he still feels temporary because we know that we have to replace him at sometime

 

[GymClassHero]

It’s such a narrow minded view that Wilder is the only manager who could have turned things around and got us out of the relegation zone with this squad.

I don't doubt there's managers out there that could have done it, probably a few who would've got us up. Call Wilder a band-aid solution. Mate, he has come in and steadied a fast sinking ship.

Yeah, it's a bit shit that it's looking like we won't make the playoffs. But when I get in a bit of a huff when we have thrown away points I just remind myself of how I felt 5 games in.

I would have taken our position now no question.

 

[KMC-1889]

Wilder has had plenty of success away from Sheffield United.

Not above League One he hasn’t. The only experience he has at upper championship level is us and a small stint at Boro where he left them near relegation.

 

[AWetFlannel]

Not above League One he hasn’t. The only experience he has at upper championship level is us and a small stint at Boro where he left them near relegation.

He hasn't above League Two either, but now we're moving the goalposts aren't we. He's had plenty of success away from Sheffield United.

 

[KMC-1889]

He hasn't above League Two either, but now we're moving the goalposts aren't we. He's had plenty of success away from Sheffield United.

Yes I can see how winning the Northern Counties (East) League Premier Division with Alfreton Town would put you in good stead preparing for the premier league.

 

[FINUK]

Wilder is a mardy arse when we lose - just like us fans - difference is we don’t pick the team, he does- never his fault

 

[AWetFlannel]

Yes I can see how winning the Northern Counties (East) League Premier Division with Alfreton Town would put you in good stead preparing for the premier league.

People often mention that certain managers and players have only "done it" at one club to imply it was a fluke. Some managers get dropped into the perfect environment in their first job and have success set up for them, before going on to fail everywhere else.

Maybe I'm being pernickety, but given the thread we are in, and the swathes of posters desperate to paint Wilder as the antichrist, I felt it was necessary to correct what you said.

 

[skegblade]

Wilder has had plenty of success away from Sheffield United.

Yep sacked twice

 

[AWetFlannel]

Yep sacked twice

How many times has Ancelotti been sacked, must be more than five times?

 

[skegblade]

How many times has Ancelotti been sacked, must be more than five times?

Sacked or quit , ?
clubs queue up for ancellotti even national teams
Cw is a dinosaur akin to warnock but at least warnock was funny

 

[AWetFlannel]

Sacked or quit , ?
clubs queue up for ancellotti even national teams
Cw is a dinosaur akin to warnock but at least warnock was funny

Sacked.

 

[CornwallBlade]

How many times has Ancelotti been sacked, must be more than five times?

Are you serious? 5 CL trophy wins and has won the league in 5 european leagues, 3 FIFA world club cups and 13 titles with Real Madrid. That comment sums up the delusion of the Wilder clappers and shows a staggering level of footballing ignorance. He’s been a busted flush since the relegation season in the PL.

 

[AWetFlannel]

Are you serious? 5 CL trophy wins and has won the league in 5 european leagues, 3 FIFA world club cups and 13 titles with Real Madrid. That comment sums up the delusion of the Wilder clappers and shows a staggering level of footballing ignorance. He’s been a busted flush since the relegation season in the PL.

Am I serious about the amount of times Ancelotti has been sacked? Yes mate, just looked it up and I think it's six times. That doesn't mean anything and I never said it did, the person I was replying to suggested it as a relevant stat, not me.

Calm down you big fanny and learn to read.

 

[247Blade]

Are you serious? 5 CL trophy wins and has won the league in 5 european leagues, 3 FIFA world club cups and 13 titles with Real Madrid. That comment sums up the delusion of the Wilder clappers and shows a staggering level of footballing ignorance. He’s been a busted flush since the relegation season in the PL.

Maybe good once ... cant dwell in the past .... he's past sell by date!

 

[JJ Sefton]

I think folk need to remember where this club was in 2016.

 

[JT89]

Wilder is a mardy arse when we lose - just like us fans - difference is we don’t pick the team, he does- never his fault

First down the tunnel again today, pathetic.

 

[Millhousesblade1889]

I’d be happy to see him go if I had confidence that the board would choose a decent replacement

 

[Bladedog]

How many times has Ancelotti been sacked, must be more than five times?

Ancelotti is an elite manager...wilder isn't..there's no comparison.

 

[Bladedog]

First down the tunnel again today, pathetic.

Never goes out the back door according to himself

 

[CornwallBlade]

No need for insults. You made the direct comparison between the two not Skegblade. There is no comparison to be made. If you want to make a credible point, use relevant examples.

 

[Maidenhead]

I think folk need to remember where this club was in 2016.

And that's where we're going back to on today's showing

 

[Rudders]

He needs to take Hoyland and Bettis with him

 

[Aston max]

I've never made my feelings about wilder quiet, personally we do not need to be starting next season with him in charge. COH have some hard thinking/recruitment in the next 2 months
new coach/manager , both Hoyland and Bettis need replacing.
We desperately need a quality, experienced DOF who can drive the playing staff recruitment and dore project properly.

 

[paidsy]

I don't think the annoyance with Wilder is misplaced, but the entire club is a basket case at the moment so changing the manager alone is not going to improve things much.

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

I don't think he knows what he's doing anymore.

Self doubt or lack of self belief is the worst thing that can happen to someone in sport and Wilder must be well down the road of experiencing this now.

He hasn't achieved anything in management since he kept us up in the Premier League in 2019-20.

That was a brilliant achievement at the time but it was almost six years ago.

 

[Super Furry Blades]

People need to wise up ....2016 was a wonderful time
However long we cling on to wilder that time ain't coming back ......
Twice he's been back & nowts improved
Ffs Chris walk away in the summer with your head half held up ....
I ain't forgotten the first time you left ...
New broom sweeps clean
We need a complete reset

 

[Kenworthy’s Tash]

That capitulation is on him, poor again.

I’m sorry but this doesn’t change until the old boys club of Wilder, Bettis and Hoyland are gone. Not one of them is the best man for the job. Come on COH grow some bollocks and sort it out.

 

[Super Furry Blades]

First down the tunnel again today, pathetic.

Always been the same , loves the plaudits when we win

 

[wf9-Danny]

I think one thing people are being mistaken on here is what Wilder is good at.

Next season, we won't have top dollar to spend. This is the arena he comes into his own.

Next season is a Wilder type of season unfortunately, without someone with grit and pashion we could come seriously unstuck and we cannot afford to do that if the pigs manage to get taken over by someone with a bit of cash behind them.

 

[Broomhall Blade]

First down the tunnel again today, pathetic.

What no badge slapping ?