Only one man for the job: David Weir
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Only one man for the job: David Weir
I was going to post this to a comment by 54 Blade about how dislikeable he’d become in his interviews. But anyone who has met him when he’s with his immediate circle of mates can tell you what an arrogant pisshead arsehole he can be and outside that when his immediate circle of mates aren’t around he’s not a likeable character. You’d not warm to him.
I bet he can. Those round him are fiercely loyal. I can appreciate that. If I were him I’d value that. However it contributes to his sense of immunity and entitlement.I dont know him personally and it's nearly 30 years since I mixed with him on nights out.
I know a few who are good mates with him but as well as not seeing them much, I don't get discussing his contribution as I appreciate their loyalty to him.
My son can tell one or two tales though.
Not many paying tributary to Wilder after that…Glad I watched it on a stream
You're rilly rilly funnyNot many paying tributary to Wilder after that…
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I think Rodney Marsh would run him close.Marsh is better than Ayew.
just posted same on another thread i think hes lost the dressing room no way back imo i think he will be gone by the end of october at the latestGreat motivation for the players then that, I’m sure they’re going to now want to play for Wilder.
that performance last night stank of a group of players who don’t believe in what they’ve being asked to do, don’t want to do what they’re being asked to do and don’t particularly want to play for their manager.
At this point of the season - what you see on the pitch is a replication of what they’re being asked do on the training ground. So it would appear training is bang average, there’s no real plan or identity.
Not sure he's lost it yet but I think, along with a few others, he's well on his way to losing it. Don't think he can change his character but he does come across as being very abrasive, a caricature of a typical Yorkshireman who says 'a spade's a spade and a shovel's a shovel'. A good trait at times but not great for team spirit - especially when struggling.just posted same on another thread i think hes lost the dressing room no way back imo i think he will be gone by the end of october at the latest
Not sure he's lost it yet but I think, along with a few others, he's well on his way to losing it. Don't think he can change his character but he does come across as being very abrasive, a caricature of a typical Yorkshireman who says 'a spade's a spade and a shovel's a shovel'. A good trait at times but not great for team spirit - especially when struggling.
As for post match antics - 'you only sing when you're winning ' springs to mind.
He was the invisible man after that shot in the first 4 mins.I think Rothwell actually sensed the game was stale and tried to inject something, but those around him were far too conservative.
Hes making me lose interest in United. When that happens at my age, once I’ve gone I won’t be back.
I’m not disputing that.He didn't have to accept the deal. Who else was offering him a contract?
The club is in financial turmoil, whether that is Bettis fault or not.I've said for a while now the club needs a reset from Bettis downwards, because we have owners who aren't "day to day " involved, I honestly think Bettis does run the financial side quite well, but he's not a football man which brings us to the "controversial " DOF discussions ? ,if we do eventually go down this road it has to be someone who has really good contacts across the continent at least and the experience to develop the academy and first team support staff. But don't get involved with the footballing style of whoever is coach at the time.
Got us mixed up with the team accross road there lad.The club is in financial turmoil, whether that is Bettis fault or not.
Suppliers have not been paid, and they are on hold with a lot of companies.
The transfer money received is being used to pay off debts.
This.I've said for a while now the club needs a reset from Bettis downwards, because we have owners who aren't "day to day " involved, I honestly think Bettis does run the financial side quite well, but he's not a football man which brings us to the "controversial " DOF discussions ? ,if we do eventually go down this road it has to be someone who has really good contacts across the continent at least and the experience to develop the academy and first team support staff. But don't get involved with the footballing style of whoever is coach at the time.
From the Steve Rosen video, hopefully they are in the process of doing lots of this.This.
Bettis either needs to go or be given some extra help. It seems only him and wilder are running the entire club between them, its bonkers (we must be only club in top 3 divisions to be like this).
Bettis needs to focus on financial & business side of things and not have to go through all the football strategy and transfers etc. We need a pure football man as you mentioned (Des taylor style) to be a go between and focus on the footballing structure and planning along with player transfers.
The manager needs to focus on the football and coaching and implementing the strategy along with leasing with scouts and the dof to identify what type of player he wants - he shouldn't be doing nithing more or nothing less.
We should have a fitness head coach that is in charge of the fitness department and their job to focus on ensuring we have the conditioning and well maintained players we can get, including recovery and ensuring players are more robust and less likely to have niggly Injuries throughout the season.
Make sure eveything is seperate department not in the back pocket of the manager or the managers old pals. This way it works as a proper business and not just yes man jobs answering to just the manager. It also ensures we have the option of being able to sack a manager and not worry about the infrastructure crumbling in like other season with wilder-selles farce.
This was the most encouraging thing about the Rosen interview. It did sound as if they had identified the fundamental problem, albeit belatedly. The test will be how they remedy it, especially if they don’t get further investment. Bringing more money in is going to be key, either by selling it or bringing in new investors.From the Steve Rosen video, hopefully they are in the process of doing lots of this.
It sounded as they knew CW was running everything (after he was sacked) . Which along with Selles being crap, all the other aspects were headless. He said they were putting things in place so all the different departments ran properly.
So, hopefully, we are in transition to what you describe. Whether that includes a DoF setup, wasn’t touched on.
Sounds like it's going to be the acid test. Modern football club structures are very much of a "build it and they will come" scenario. We need to put a professional management hierarchy in place and if the first team's manager doesn't like it, well, he'll have an exit clause in that lucrative contract of his.This was the most encouraging thing about the Rosen interview. It did sound as if they had identified the fundamental problem, albeit belatedly. The test will be how they remedy it, especially if they don’t get further investment. Bringing more money in is going to be key, either by selling it or bringing in new investors.
I say what I like and I like what I bloody well say
Yes that’s all well and good. But where’s the figures for ‘culture carriers per 90’?"no one else could get anything more out of this squad"
Except for all those managers doing a lot more with a lot less. We're even below Preston in some of these stats and they've been awful!
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Unfortunately not.Got us mixed up with the team accross road there lad.
That is a very grim read. Why doesnt he print that fucker out and slap it in his office wall?"no one else could get anything more out of this squad"
Except for all those managers doing a lot more with a lot less. We're even below Preston in some of these stats and they've been awful!
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Who told you? A pig fan or saw it on their forum?Unfortunately not.
More like culture carriers per 65!Yes that’s all well and good. But where’s the figures for ‘culture carriers per 90’?
And you would trust what the co chairman says that is trying to get out paying the £35 million they owe?Who told you? A pig fan or saw it on their forum?
The co chairman said himself that all our suppliers bills are paid. We are more financially stable than under the older regime.
If the pa had concealed debt that these owner wasnt ware off until after the purchase which these are alluring too. Then I dont blame them for renegotiating the price they had paid. Not sure how tbey purchase something as pricey without doing deep dive checks like.And you would trust what the co chairman says that is trying to get out paying the £35 million they owe?
Believe it or don't, but companies are unpaid and they are holding with a lot of suppliers.
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