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Yes, as much as I want Wilder to stay and be the man to get us back up - away from this - his reputation will probably never recover from this in terms of getting a top job or even a PL job again. This one season has probably done him as a top manager (at least top level). I thought he may go on and be like Everton or Spurs manager or even England. Now he is more likely to be Barnsley or Rotherham manager next!
The only way he gets back to this level is with us. Now he looks just like Wagner or Paul Jewell who had one good season and then just looked a bit out of his depth. SAd to see for him and us. He looks completely clueless how to turn it around. I think he will stay for now but would not be shocked still if he packs it all in by the end of February. He probably needs a break from the game for his mental health.
Just be a horrible way for it to end. I at least want him to come back next season and have another go at it and reinvent us and create another good team even if we have to change half of this squad and get some new blood in.
Ampadu.Go on. Enlighten me.
pommpey
The whole bunch need shifting.Yes, as much as I want Wilder to stay and be the man to get us back up - away from this - his reputation will probably never recover from this in terms of getting a top job or even a PL job again. This one season has probably done him as a top manager (at least top level). I thought he may go on and be like Everton or Spurs manager or even England. Now he is more likely to be Barnsley or Rotherham manager next!
The only way he gets back to this level is with us. Now he looks just like Wagner or Paul Jewell who had one good season and then just looked a bit out of his depth. SAd to see for him and us. He looks completely clueless how to turn it around. I think he will stay for now but would not be shocked still if he packs it all in by the end of February. He probably needs a break from the game for his mental health.
Just be a horrible way for it to end. I at least want him to come back next season and have another go at it and reinvent us and create another good team even if we have to change half of this squad and get some new blood in.
Why does Basham always get subbed when we are chasing a game?What's starting to irritate me is the journalists seem scared to ask a remotely challenging question after the game...
Why aren't they asking
why he's not changing the formation ..
Why Verrips hasn't had a game despite Ramsdale looking like a terrified school boy
Why he's bringing kean Bryan on for a midfielder when we're losing
Etc
Yep, said this a few weeks back. He’s getting an unbelievably easy ride of it. Every game is discussed without any context of the wider shitshower we’re bathing in.What's starting to irritate me is the journalists seem scared to ask a remotely challenging question after the game...
Why aren't they asking
why he's not changing the formation ..
Why Verrips hasn't had a game despite Ramsdale looking like a terrified school boy
Why he's bringing kean Bryan on for a midfielder when we're losing
Etc
Ampadu.
No, but your suggestion was a four at the back (Bryan and Robinson at centre half!) and Ampadu wasn’t anywhere, just wondered why?He plays for Wales. Great. Do they play a 5-3-2?
pommpey
No, but your suggestion was a four at the back (Bryan and Robinson at centre half!) and Ampadu wasn’t anywhere, just wondered why?
Ampadu reminds me a bit of Connor Coady. Pretty average for us but solid ish, obviously inexperienced and inconsistent. Playing for a team low on confidence. Will probably go on and be a decent player. But he is a million miles away from ever starting a game for Chelsea in either defence or midfield. He must be beginning to realise this. He is going to have to slowly build his career up through hard work I reckon. Like Coady. I wouldn't be adverse to signing him as a squad player in the championship if he was realistic about wages and his career trajectory. I think many people saw that he played for Chelsea and Wales and thought 'superstar' when he is actually 'solid pro' who may have a decent career through lots of hard graft...Because nothing suggests to me he would be any better than Bryan and Robinson. Today he was lightweight and ineffective. Bryan has physicality and Robinson can speak the binary language of vaporators like those found on Tattooine.
pommpey
The good times will outweigh the bad if you’re in it for the long run.
Don't forget the army of lwb'sTempted to copy and paste our discussion from the other week about our lack of athleticism in midfield. Today was the perfect case study. I have no doubt Norwood's performance today was a direct result of playing 90 mins midweek and he's physically unable to play twice in a week.
However, as we've said there are zero alternatives for the next game. Ampadu in there? Please no? Lundstram in there? Who's going to play RM? The fact we have x2 RBs and half a dozen mediocre strikers is ridiculous.
We NEED at least two athletic, mobile midfielders who can at the very least chase the opposition like rabid dogs for 90 mins...
If Norwood should be benched and Ampadu’s no good in that position, then who plays in midfield with Berge crocked?
Going to have to turn the sound off in future. At least when you are actually at a game you don’t get a constant barrage of negative statistics in your ears to make the experience even more miserable. As for that nonsense talking to Dawson, I thought I had tuned in to a new station SkySportsSpurs.Sky 1/10: Sound sync problems early on and staying too long lingering on Dawson/Mourinho when the ball is live
It's the way it goes, isn't it, with the likes of Dawson, et al?Going to have to turn the sound off in future. At least when you are actually at a game you don’t get a constant barrage of negative statistics in your ears to make the experience even more miserable. As for that nonsense talking to Dawson, I thought I had tuned in to a new station SkySportsSpurs.
Because nothing suggests to me he would be any better than Bryan and Robinson. Today he was lightweight and ineffective. Bryan has physicality and Robinson can speak the binary language of vaporators like those found on Tattooine.
pommpey
It's the way it goes, isn't it, with the likes of Dawson, et al?
Footballer reaches end of useful life, doesn't fancy eking out his last days in Division Two at Grimsby on a cowfield with pub footballers and people in 'committed tackles' getting treatments for injuries on sub-NHS rosters and having their previously pampered missus ramping up thousands on nails and anal bleaching so gets agent to sneak him under the door of Spurs supporting production executive at Sky or BT where they are put on a charisma course and hey presto, they are mysteriously a fucking woeful 'pundit' stood in a pea-coat on the touchline holding a mic with a vast Sky logoed foam prophylactic and zero-point-zero clue on how to string a coherent footballing factoid or sentence together.
"Michael Dawson is on the touchline ... how do you see it from there Michael (while I have my sarnie and Bovril) ... "
" ... yea ... yeah ... um ... Spurs ... have come out attacking in this half and ... have just scored a third goal ... making it ... three-one. Barry Kane scored earlier ... a great goal for Spurs. It's three-one. Erm ... um ... Spurs are playing in green with black shorts. Jose Marino is their manager and they are leading, three-one and will go top if they win this key game against Sheffield Wednesday. Back to you ... Keith ... "
"Thanks Michael. Great stuff. Michael Dawson there, ex-Spurs centre back lummox and shit football pundit."
Useless fucker.
pommpey
Well your perception is your reality. You can produce a table and it’d show we’ve won about as many as we’ve lost and drawn some. And won nowt really.Blimey. There's a statement if ever I saw one.
Okay, let's produce a table of 'good times' versus 'bad times' in the past fifty years.
Let's just imagine they are placed on a weighing machine and which way it will tip.
I'd say more bad than good. A lot more.
pommpey
Do you know whats annoying, why are people like him allowed in the ground if fans arent, its the same as to why is Gareth southgate i cant rember what game it was be he was there in attendance and the same with Sir fergie at man utd???It's the way it goes, isn't it, with the likes of Dawson, et al?
Footballer reaches end of useful life, doesn't fancy eking out his last days in Division Two at Grimsby on a cowfield with pub footballers and people in 'committed tackles' getting treatments for injuries on sub-NHS rosters and having their previously pampered missus ramping up thousands on nails and anal bleaching so gets agent to sneak him under the door of Spurs supporting production executive at Sky or BT where they are put on a charisma course and hey presto, they are mysteriously a fucking woeful 'pundit' stood in a pea-coat on the touchline holding a mic with a vast Sky logoed foam prophylactic and zero-point-zero clue on how to string a coherent footballing factoid or sentence together.
"Michael Dawson is on the touchline ... how do you see it from there Michael (while I have my sarnie and Bovril) ... "
" ... yea ... yeah ... um ... Spurs ... have come out attacking in this half and ... have just scored a third goal ... making it ... three-one. Barry Kane scored earlier ... a great goal for Spurs. It's three-one. Erm ... um ... Spurs are playing in green with black shorts. Jose Marino is their manager and they are leading, three-one and will go top if they win this key game against Sheffield Wednesday. Back to you ... Keith ... "
"Thanks Michael. Great stuff. Michael Dawson there, ex-Spurs centre back lummox and shit football pundit."
Useless fucker.
pommpey
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