What the Hecky
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This season has been something else, I knew we could survive and I knew we could surprise, but what we have done has surpassed all expectations.
Looking back on this season I can't help but think how our shit luck has held us back from being even better, if decisions had gone our way, if corona hadn't derailed the season, we could have been in the champions league places comfortably with the decisions against us pre corona.
Wilder and Knill have worked wonders with this team, only a few games have I been disappointed in how we have played, but when I sit and think about everything that has played out this year I can't help but be proud of this team.
It's like Wilder doesn't know how to fail, I'm gutted like a lot of people that we couldn't get Europe, but to be honest it could actually be the best thing for us. Going forwards next year then the top teams will not have much rest between the start of this and next season, we will only need to concentrate on the league and will have much more down time as the season draws on.
Our style of play demands a lot from the players and the lock down did us no favours, a small pre season with hopefully a couple of additions and no losses (hendo aside) we should be able to go one step further next season. We just need a bit more attacking quality, some additional creativity in Midfield, though I'm disappointed Freeman was injured as he looked like a threat going forwards that we needed at times.
If we can keep this team together then I have no doubt we can push on next season and go better. As much as I love Henderson, any keeper could fill in with the defence we have in front of him, it is more important we keep Egan imo. To be honest it doesn't matter who we lose unless that man is Wilder, he is our Ferguson and with him at the helm I genuinely feel anything is possible.
Let's enjoy this last game and look forwards to another season at the top table, it will be interesting to see Wilders approach for next season, will he look to survive first or will he look to Europe, the man is a serial winner, he knows how to get the best out of what he has, but he is also realistic.
The future is bright, the future is red and white
Looking back on this season I can't help but think how our shit luck has held us back from being even better, if decisions had gone our way, if corona hadn't derailed the season, we could have been in the champions league places comfortably with the decisions against us pre corona.
Wilder and Knill have worked wonders with this team, only a few games have I been disappointed in how we have played, but when I sit and think about everything that has played out this year I can't help but be proud of this team.
It's like Wilder doesn't know how to fail, I'm gutted like a lot of people that we couldn't get Europe, but to be honest it could actually be the best thing for us. Going forwards next year then the top teams will not have much rest between the start of this and next season, we will only need to concentrate on the league and will have much more down time as the season draws on.
Our style of play demands a lot from the players and the lock down did us no favours, a small pre season with hopefully a couple of additions and no losses (hendo aside) we should be able to go one step further next season. We just need a bit more attacking quality, some additional creativity in Midfield, though I'm disappointed Freeman was injured as he looked like a threat going forwards that we needed at times.
If we can keep this team together then I have no doubt we can push on next season and go better. As much as I love Henderson, any keeper could fill in with the defence we have in front of him, it is more important we keep Egan imo. To be honest it doesn't matter who we lose unless that man is Wilder, he is our Ferguson and with him at the helm I genuinely feel anything is possible.
Let's enjoy this last game and look forwards to another season at the top table, it will be interesting to see Wilders approach for next season, will he look to survive first or will he look to Europe, the man is a serial winner, he knows how to get the best out of what he has, but he is also realistic.
The future is bright, the future is red and white
