Presser

[SE1Blade]

Is anyone else having difficulty viewing the Presser on the main site?

 

[FH Team]

 

[Grey Blade]

Is anyone else having difficulty viewing the Presser on the main site?

Yes. I had to get it via a very circuitous route - in the end I'm not sure what I did. Don't think it's the easiest website to negotiate at the best of times

 

[Mario1889]

Suddenly he’s bothered about letting the supporters down, didn’t seem too bothered when he p**sed off down the tunnel on the final whistle the other night, leaving his team to face the music.

 

[HeCanDoMagic]

Did not like that presser at all.

He spoke calmly and honestly. But it is the answers to some key questions I find worrying and baffling;

- When asked about 4-4-2 he basically brushed it off, saying hindsight is great, whatever system we play will be criticised, but it's a system that has got results and not something that contributed to the defeat. Mind blowing.

- BBD and Choudhary will be guaranteed starters Saturday. Not sure what BBD has find to warrant he position as a nailed starter in the squad

Really really deflating.

 

[Keen Blade]

So , 352 does well v a recent PL team and 442 crashes & burns v a L2 team ,
But ,
That's got nothing to do with anything according to Lord Wilder.
FFS , get him gone

 

[Grey Blade]

Suddenly he’s bothered about letting the supporters down, didn’t seem too bothered when he p**sed off down the tunnel on the final whistle the other night, leaving his team to face the music.

As far as I could tell, he apologised for the performance but not for slinking off down the tunnel. He said that sometimes he clears off straight down the tunnel, sometimes he doesn't - it doesn't depend on the result. Personally, from my own observations, he doesn't rush off when we win!

 

[IdLiketoRogerMoore]

Thought he spoke really well and with more emotional intelligence than I've seen from him in a while...

 

[Bartleby]

I can see it on there at https://www.sufc.co.uk/videos/743241f2-6b1f-4c7e-a2b2-fa7b7777e30e but you have to be logged in. However FH Team have kindly put it on here for you (though one I'm seeing on the site is 34m not 27)

 

[HeCanDoMagic]

Thought he spoke really well and with more emotional intelligence than I've seen from him in a while...

But what about the football intelligence?

 

[Loco Blade]

Im just bored now with this . Get rid see where it leads us . I’ve never been arsed particularly what division we are in as long as we enjoy going. Currently just pissed me off

 

[Snowflake]

So , 352 does well v a recent PL team and 442 crashes & burns v a L2 team ,
But ,
That's got nothing to do with anything according to Lord Wilder.
FFS , get him gone

He pointed out that the system worked well in previous cup rounds. Whatever system is used by any manager it can only be successful if the players perform as they should.

 

[Ned the Donkey]

A major problem here is if all a journalist does is farm anti-social media for questions then they're just a mouthpiece for opinionated loudmouth gobshites who end up getting all the attention.

It's not representative of the fanbase as a whole.

 

[dc_blade]

Pleasantly surprised to hear him being asked some more challenging questions, for once. And also pleased to hear him answer them without flinching or getting defensive.

 

[Deaneandagana]

Tough press conference, where he was asked tough questions with some strong inferences being made from the interviewer.

Credit were it’s due, thought he handled the questions and himself impeccably.

 

[dc_blade]

I liked a lot of what I heard from Wilder until that last part at the very end where he's as clear as he's ever been that he doesn't want foreign players and prefers British players who "work hard."

Saying David Moyes was successful by signing Phil Jagielka and other British players from the Championship is a bit worrying to say the least. That was 20 years ago!

 

[sufc323]

I liked a lot of what I heard from Wilder until that last part at the very end where he's as clear as he's ever been that he doesn't want foreign players and prefers British players who "work hard."

Saying David Moyes was successful by singing Phil Jagielka and other British players from the Championship is a bit worrying to say the least. That was 20 years ago!

If he was manager in 21/22, N'diaye would have been shipped out to Barnsley and he'd have got John Swift in as a replacement

 

[JasonEllis]

Pleasantly surprised to hear him being asked some more challenging questions, for once. And also pleased to hear him answer them without flinching or getting defensive.

Always interesting how opinions and perceptions can differ so much on the same things, I thought that he was very defensive at certain stages. Hope we see that same bite in the players tomorrow.

 

[IdLiketoRogerMoore]

But what about the football intelligence?

Jury's out on that one...

 

[Revolution]

I liked a lot of what I heard from Wilder until that last part at the very end where he's as clear as he's ever been that he doesn't want foreign players and prefers British players who "work hard."

Saying David Moyes was successful by signing Phil Jagielka and other British players from the Championship is a bit worrying to say the least. That was 20 years ago!

We don’t want any of those foreigners with their goals and assists.

 

[Roygbiv]

I liked a lot of what I heard from Wilder until that last part at the very end where he's as clear as he's ever been that he doesn't want foreign players and prefers British players who "work hard."

Saying David Moyes was successful by signing Phil Jagielka and other British players from the Championship is a bit worrying to say the least. That was 20 years ago!

Yeah, actually thought it was a decent press conference but that last bit was concerning if we are letting him manage the rebuild

 

[Nah den]

"You people always ask us about Xg, the stats. We paid a company last year to look at our Xg and we're we're incredibly unlucky. You people didn't mention it then.

But do we want those stats to be better? Yes we do"

 

[Bartleby]

A lot to unpack in that one and fair play to Rob Staton, a bit more probing than the usual.

Interesting right at the end ..

Is there a possibility that when you get to January this club could be in a a different position maybe financially to do stuff?

One hundred percent - sometimes you have to do something on short term basis - can't keep selling players can ya cause you're not gonna have anything left . So the owners understand that there's gonna be a time where we have to start investing in players.

Said this to the owners , I don't like people thinking it, I'm never against signing players from from abroad.I just think this culture, this football club, is an Everton under David Moyes. When he signed top championship players for the Premier League signed Jags, he signed Tim Cahill he signed all those other players that pushed them towards the position where they were comfortable in the Premier League .

For me, always understanding the culture, British-based players ideally out of League One and maybe out of League Two and out of Scotland or Scandinavia that have got that mentality, that work ethic that suits us suits me.. or maybe suits the next manager, which I think that there might be a few at the moment would rather be coming in pretty quickly, quicker than maybe it might happen.

 

[Revolution]

A lot to unpack in that one and fair play to Rob Staton, a bit more probing than the usual.

Interesting right at the end ..

Is there a possibility that when you get to January this club could be in a a different position maybe financially to do stuff?

One hundred percent - sometimes you have to do something on short term basis - can't keep selling players can ya cause you're not gonna have anything left . So the owners understand that there's gonna be a time where we have to start investing in players.

Said this to the owners , I don't like people thinking it, I'm never against signing players from from abroad.I just think this culture, this football club, is an Everton under David Moyes. When he signed top championship players for the Premier League signed Jags, he signed Tim Cahill he signed all those other players that pushed them towards the position where they were comfortable in the Premier League .

For me, always understanding the culture, British-based players ideally out of League One and maybe out of League Two and out of Scotland or Scandinavia that have got that mentality, that work ethic that suits us suits me.. or maybe suits the next manager, which I think that there might be a few at the moment would rather be coming in pretty quickly, quicker than maybe it might happen.

Tim Cahill, as English as roast beef.

 

[Hillsboro Blade]

Is anyone else having difficulty viewing the Presser on the main site?

Thankfully, yes.

 

[Uganda Blade]

A lot to unpack in that one and fair play to Rob Staton, a bit more probing than the usual.

Interesting right at the end ..

Is there a possibility that when you get to January this club could be in a a different position maybe financially to do stuff?

One hundred percent - sometimes you have to do something on short term basis - can't keep selling players can ya cause you're not gonna have anything left . So the owners understand that there's gonna be a time where we have to start investing in players.

Said this to the owners , I don't like people thinking it, I'm never against signing players from from abroad.I just think this culture, this football club, is an Everton under David Moyes. When he signed top championship players for the Premier League signed Jags, he signed Tim Cahill he signed all those other players that pushed them towards the position where they were comfortable in the Premier League .

For me, always understanding the culture, British-based players ideally out of League One and maybe out of League Two and out of Scotland or Scandinavia that have got that mentality, that work ethic that suits us suits me.. or maybe suits the next manager, which I think that there might be a few at the moment would rather be coming in pretty quickly, quicker than maybe it might happen.

What in the world does that last sentence mean?

 

[gsblade]

What in the world does that last sentence mean?

That’s stumped me too. Think he’s saying he’s going to be sticking around longer than people expect?

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

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Stoke have had two seasons in the Premier League in the last ten years, Chris.

 

[blades_95]

A lot to unpack in that one and fair play to Rob Staton, a bit more probing than the usual.

Interesting right at the end ..

Is there a possibility that when you get to January this club could be in a a different position maybe financially to do stuff?

One hundred percent - sometimes you have to do something on short term basis - can't keep selling players can ya cause you're not gonna have anything left . So the owners understand that there's gonna be a time where we have to start investing in players.

Said this to the owners , I don't like people thinking it, I'm never against signing players from from abroad.I just think this culture, this football club, is an Everton under David Moyes. When he signed top championship players for the Premier League signed Jags, he signed Tim Cahill he signed all those other players that pushed them towards the position where they were comfortable in the Premier League .

For me, always understanding the culture, British-based players ideally out of League One and maybe out of League Two and out of Scotland or Scandinavia that have got that mentality, that work ethic that suits us suits me.. or maybe suits the next manager, which I think that there might be a few at the moment would rather be coming in pretty quickly, quicker than maybe it might happen.

Just feels like moving the goalposts again on when we can expect to see progress & shifting the onus onto the board again.

Last season it was ‘give me January’ when we brought in Rothwell, Phillips, Hoever & Hjelde who made zero impression. Then it was ‘give me a pre-season’ to whip them into shape, surprise surprise it’s mid-September and we’re in terrible shape and moaning about fatigue already. Now it’s ’give me the international break’ and those performances will suddenly dramatically improve. And now he’s lining up the next one of ‘give me (another) January’ and we’ll make good signings this time if the board let me, promise.

He’s talking himself up and the club/squad down regularly to make it seem like he’s got the hardest job in the division and has the plan to turn us around. And currently I think the board are buying it because of the Selles fiasco and probably their own lack of interest.

 

[54yrblade]

Whoever the new boss is and whenever that happens, the first thing is to rip up the 'culture' and British players policy and drag us into the real world.

That's a Wilder culture and not fit for the future of any club wanting success today.

How many of his current choices, British lads, are letting him and us down, this and last season?