Have the players give up on Wilder ?

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They were really hauling ass in that fourth quarter!

Oh, your problem is "ass" - the 12th century English word. Not sure why your responding to it with Americanisms but it's all cool dude:

. Ass (The Buttocks)
    • Origin: A phonetic spelling variant of "arse".
    • Old & Proto-Germanic: It traces back to the Old English word ærs or ears, meaning the backside or buttocks. This goes back to the Proto-Germanic *arsaz and further back to the Proto-Indo-European root *ors- (meaning rump or tail).
 
The owners haven't got the balls to get rid a second time. We are stuck with him until the club is sold I'm afraid
The biggest problem are the owners who kept their hands in their pockets for the last two windows and sold off what they could .Now it is coming back to bite
 
The biggest problem are the owners who kept their hands in their pockets for the last two windows and sold off what they could .Now it is coming back to bite
To a point yes the lack of investment is an issue. However it’s down to the manager to instil his ideas his philosophy and his style of play.

Do you see any of that in the current squad? Are they playing a good system poorly or are they lost for ideas or any sort of plan cause they’ve not been given one?
 
The owners haven't got the balls to get rid a second time. We are stuck with him until the club is sold I'm afraid
Do you think anyone would buy a club with 1 saleable asset (Cooper) no money in the bank and a fanbase split over the manager
One thing that wendie s got right is the fanbase stuck together wont happen in our case
 
I don't think the players have necessarily given up on Wilder, all the back and sideways passing and hooks upfield suggests they're buying into his "gameplan." They happily downed tools and rebelled against Selles, so perhaps they're either mindless drones or scared to stand up to him.
 
The players have given up on Wilder and I've given up on these players.

Apart from Cooper and a couple of others I'd quite happily never see any of them ever again.

The disconnect between the fans and the squad is probably as bad as it's been since the 2010-11 relegation season.

Even some of the teams we had in League One had more bollocks than these bastards.
 
Too many players and staff either not up to this level or on their way down.

Not sure what the answer is in the short term, especially with the financial circumstances.

Trouble is, it's one thing struggling to get good results regularly, but our whole approach both in terms of starting games, and finishing games isn't going to ingratiate any fan if they're honest.

Yeah, the most loyal will continue to go away consistently but let's not pretend that most of us aren't seeing and thinking the same.

Not all fans fit into the exact same bracket as much as some try to. Our support has been consistently solid for a while now, especially away, even in League 1.

These performances and approaches to games will turn some fans off far more than the results.
 



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