Could this set us back years

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For every point madesaying it could set us back years, you could easily argue that if we didn't stop the rot we could have been set back years.

Who knows what the future holds but all we can do is support the team through thick and thin.
 
We need to take a step back. Calm heads and make sure we make the right decision with next season in mind. Even if that means we have a caretaker for the rest of the season.

A - Do we already have someone lined up?
B - If not then which pool are we looking in? Do we want someone with Championship experience? Foreign? Both?
C - Are we looking for a DOF/Coach model or traditional Manager
D - Which squad players are we keeping? Who should be sold or released?
E - Youth - which youth players could be successfully integrated?
F - Budget. Who should over see transfers and who should we go for?
 
On average it takes us 10 years to bounce back after a good manager. So I’m looking down the barrel of having to wait until I’m in my late 40s for when we’re good again.
 



Justification for "it could set us back years" is "look at the betting odds for the next manager" !!

Yeah I'm sure the Dingles made a fortune lumping the farm on Ismail, who the bookies hadn't even heard of before his appointment.

A few years ago I got a tipoff when the ex-Pig was going to be named Pompey manager. I had to ask the bookie to give me a price because he wasn't in their list (silly buggers gave me 20/1)

Come on lads, the question is "Could this set us back years" and I'm afraid "Dunno, I'll ask Mr Green" is not one of the optional answers.
 
We will never know but look at the state of the candidates for the job !

To be fair,.if you mean the betting I could stick £20 on myself and come in at 20/1
 
Never mind we can now look forward to a friendly against French giants Chateauroux. With Lennon or U23 coach in the dugout.
 
On average it takes us 10 years to bounce back after a good manager. So I’m looking down the barrel of having to wait until I’m in my late 40s for when we’re good again.
Are you late 30’s now? If so how clever am I working that out?!
 
It could do, it might not..wilders done wonders for us and I'm sorry to say I wasn't happy when he first came, but did he prove me wrong? A million percent he did lol. I wish today was just a dream and wake up and see he's still our gaffer. Has much as I love the guy, I think he as taken us as far as he can at the moment. Yes we are going down but he would be the right manager to have to bring us back up. No body expected us to be playing prem football 3 years ago and doing as good as we did last season, even him. With wilder I think we might have been a yo yo club like west Brom and Norwich for the next few seasons but so f#ck. I'd rather be a yo yo club in and out of prem with him than disappearing into the wilderness with a managers coming and going more time than katie prices husband's.
 
They have no idea what they are doing. We have witnessed years in the wilderness then Wilder comes along and gives us what we have wanted for over a decade. We hit a blip and the mardy arses come out.

The folks on here wanting him to go are frankly idiots, I question if they actually go and have witnessed the crap we have to endure prior to Wilder.

For certain they do not go to away matches because the bond between fans players and Chris is/was something special.

After this awful season I truly believed- Chris would have learnt even more and brought us charging back.

Yes without doubt this will take us back to mediocrity.

And for all the dross that is talked about post match interviews, to see a down to earth bloke like Chris talking about his new team- will break any true Blades hearts.

The decision is so poor it’s beyond belief- how can they not know that 99.9% of us want him to stay.
 



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