PeterNdlovu081
COCK PISS PARTRIDGE
how was they better than us in that game?
I don't think they were.
It was a pretty drab game of football.
They're not fully up to speed yet and neither are we, thus the spoils were shared.
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how was they better than us in that game?
Don't take drugs kids!Wilder out after 1 game lol wow some of our fanbase are shameful. there isnt anyone out there who can get the best out of our team in this division come back to this thread at christmas were the results will speak for themselves this teams practically the 92 point season team once it gets clinical i would argue its stronger once we get wingers who wanna take players on
i do believe the slight adjustment i would make is to switch the wingers more and have the full backs underlap so it creates spaces for the cross and adds a player into the front post
I agree with points 1 and 3 and absolutely not condoning peck drink driving and he probably regrets it. But what does wilder having a few beers have to do with anything?In regards to fitness I think there's a few things at play here:
1. Natural athletes. We have very few athletic players. All the top teams have strong, quick players littered throughout the squad. Seriki is the only natural athletes that comes to mind - I expect we have the slowest squad overall. Wilder has a preference for scrawny kids who lack pace - Peck, Burrows, Cannon, O'Hare, Bamford.
2. Lack of discipline. When you have a key player in Peck being arrested for drink driving shortly before the season starts, you have a problem. Elite athletes don't touch alcohol, but when your manager is well known for being a regular down the local pub, and talking about his 15 gins at awards ceremonies, you're going to have a problem.
3. Tactics. Or the lack of. We sit deep, we spend a lot of time hitting it to the channels, and basically giving the opposition the ball. We then spend large portions of the game chasing the ball due to lack of shape which is obviously going to tire them out. I imagine we do a lot more running per game than other teams and this isn't because we're super fit it's because we're constantly chasing the ball after giving it back to the opposition.
All fair points, playing devil's advocate, the amount of 1-0's we held on to in the 24-25 season, you could say, was due to conditioning to see a game out?
5 points above Southampton already, there’s room for optimism1pt better than this time last season.
Circus arrives early this year
and? Did we get a trophy? Where did the money go? Are we closer to finishing in the premier league or league one now?It got us to 9th in the Premier League and a good few years of parachute payments,
Didn’t sound like it but if you say so, thanks for clarifying.Who was slagging off the wins?
I was saying we haven't been a fit side for a long time.
Athlete athletes don’t drink. They’re usually tee total.I agree with points 1 and 3 and absolutely not condoning peck drink driving and he probably regrets it. But what does wilder having a few beers have to do with anything?Elite athletes do sometimes indulge from time to time whether it's alcohol or in haalands case a kebab pizza (10/10 choice from him tbf) especially if it is off season
I agree with much of this, although I’d be inclined to make a change earlier if we don’t look like we’re making progress or playing well.My position is that I didn't want Wilder back second time, and definitely didn't want him back for a third spell.
However we are where we are, and now is not the time to be changing managers.
Unless we are in relegation trouble at any stage of the season we should stick with Wilder until at least next March/April time when hopefully we be planning for season 27/28.
At that time we should be looking at both the management structure and the playing structure for the following season based on where we are.
I think stability is often underrated and we have made the decisions for this season so as I said we are where we are.
I wouldn't have appointed Wilder but with his past record to sack him after a few games would be ridiculous.
This guy manand? Did we get a trophy?
Blocked...need a plunger.....we know a Barry in S6......I hope it's using the new South Stand bogs
Did you even read my post?Didn’t sound like it but if you say so, thanks for clarifying.
YepDid you even read my post?
I don’t think most people are saying Wilder is the only manager who can handle this team. What they’re saying is that, right now, we need a manager like Wilder someone who can manage the club properly on and off the field.Finally caught up with this thread after a weekend away, and it’s worth noting that CW does seem to get a lot of get out of jail free cards seemingly based on his first season here.
I didn’t want him back for the third time, but equally, he is part of a wider problem, seemingly throughout the club off field also.
For reference, Cannon gets a lot of stick on here, everything from being useless to non-existent (playing with ten men etc), and it all sounds familiar to another expansive young striker we overpaid for.
Cannon is young, learning his best position and feeding off scraps. Yet, he needs removing from the club.
CW has been here before, knows the club, knows the financial situation, knows what we need, and knows the players, yet his approach is consistently baffling. I’ve raised this several times that even in the 92pt season, we were on thin ice, and our inadequacies were found out in the worst way. There was no plan B.
CW has come out and said we can address these issues this season, but 2 weeks from the window closing and we have key positions missing starting players, and being linked with players CW knows only. It’s like he’s trying to reinvent past form by hiring past players, and not recognising that the game has moved on.
And yet, to some he is immune to criticism due to his past success. It’s a free pass.
A point at home isn’t to be sniffed at sure, but to look and say, “well we lost last season” doesn’t cut it. We still have no plan or shape, and seem to be again relying on “star” players like Donovan and COH to make something happen.
Eventually, those get out of jail free cards will run out, and we’ll need to align as a fan base behind a structural change top to bottom, and the patience that requires.
Unfortunately, our owners tried and got burned, so have less money to try again. Even extending his contract shows we’re in this for the long run already.
I don’t think we’ll go down, but equally we’re not doing anything special this season.
Selles wasn’t given the chance to even use his targets and signings, he’d gone by then. He was the wrong choice but I fail to believe that literally everyone apart from CW can manage this team.
It's probably us having a clean sheet that's upset our so called supporters.It's a point and a clean sheet, which has immediately exceeded most of our expectations for today.
But the last 3 games, Bochum, Mansfield and Birmingham, didn't we keep going for the whole 90 mins instead of fading away after about 65/70?Who was slagging off the wins?
I was saying we haven't been a fit side for a long time.
So at what point does quoting Wilder having fit squads, and saying I don't believe he does considering how we were clinging on plenty of times 2024/2025 (and threw away 30 points 2025/2026)... doesn't relay I'm moaning about the squads fitness.
Ok, i'll hold my hands up.But the last 3 games, Bochum, Mansfield and Birmingham, didn't we keep going for the whole 90 mins instead of fading away after about 65/70?
Very few are saying no one other than CW. It’s just difficult to see anyone doing a much better job. That said we need to be reviewing come November as he hasn’t used whatever resources he has come then we need to use the rest of the season embedding a whole new approach and not wait until the end of the season.Finally caught up with this thread after a weekend away, and it’s worth noting that CW does seem to get a lot of get out of jail free cards seemingly based on his first season here.
I didn’t want him back for the third time, but equally, he is part of a wider problem, seemingly throughout the club off field also.
For reference, Cannon gets a lot of stick on here, everything from being useless to non-existent (playing with ten men etc), and it all sounds familiar to another expansive young striker we overpaid for.
Cannon is young, learning his best position and feeding off scraps. Yet, he needs removing from the club.
CW has been here before, knows the club, knows the financial situation, knows what we need, and knows the players, yet his approach is consistently baffling. I’ve raised this several times that even in the 92pt season, we were on thin ice, and our inadequacies were found out in the worst way. There was no plan B.
CW has come out and said we can address these issues this season, but 2 weeks from the window closing and we have key positions missing starting players, and being linked with players CW knows only. It’s like he’s trying to reinvent past form by hiring past players, and not recognising that the game has moved on.
And yet, to some he is immune to criticism due to his past success. It’s a free pass.
A point at home isn’t to be sniffed at sure, but to look and say, “well we lost last season” doesn’t cut it. We still have no plan or shape, and seem to be again relying on “star” players like Donovan and COH to make something happen.
Eventually, those get out of jail free cards will run out, and we’ll need to align as a fan base behind a structural change top to bottom, and the patience that requires.
Unfortunately, our owners tried and got burned, so have less money to try again. Even extending his contract shows we’re in this for the long run already.
I don’t think we’ll go down, but equally we’re not doing anything special this season.
Selles wasn’t given the chance to even use his targets and signings, he’d gone by then. He was the wrong choice but I fail to believe that literally everyone apart from CW can manage this team.
I’m not asking you to give up… just move on. It’s called opinions.So at what point does quoting Wilder having fit squads, and saying I don't believe he does considering how we were clinging on plenty of times 2024/2025 (and threw away 30 points 2025/2026)... doesn't relay I'm moaning about the squads fitness.
WHO though?I agree with much of this, although I’d be inclined to make a change earlier if we don’t look like we’re making progress or playing well.
That way a new manager will have some time to work with the players before making a decision whether they fit in with future plans… and ideally bring in new recruits early in the window!
Exactly - so easy to say and so difficult to do.WHO though?
I don’t know the answer to that, it’s not my field of expertise.WHO though?
Absolutely but at the moment we don’t know whether the next phase is CW or someone else. One for Novemberish.I don’t know the answer to that, it’s not my field of expertise.
There are many managers out there though and the club should be considering its next move/planning for the future.
Norwich, Hull and Boro all seemed to find the answer last season.WHO though?
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