Sheffsteel
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I can handle losing and relegation. I can't handle losing and relegation without putting up any kind of fight and approaching every game the same way and hoping it will somehow work this week.
Hecky is a nice guy and I'm sure a good coach, but he's out of his depth and clearly doesn't know how to change things. Another manager might not stop us getting relegated, but they might make us look organised. They might make us look like a team. They might make us resemble having some kind of approach and tactics. They might, just might, get some results from this team. They might give us something to enjoy watching and a small ray of hope that we might actually compete in a match.
Enough is enough. Hecky out. Get rid now. His record in the Championship was respectable, though the number of consistent performances and deserved wins we had under him is hugely debatable. His overall record in the Premier League is dire. And yes, we did win three matches under him last time, but two of those came AFTER relegation was confirmed. He didn't stop the rot and oversaw our biggest loss of that season.
We are an embarassment to the Premier League and to this once proud football club and breaking Derby's record isn't even a running joke now, it's a genuine reality.
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Well written that.
Can't disagree. We are becoming a laughing stock where opposition teams don't need to try that hard and still beat us.
The results are generally respectable but we are many levels below PL standard as though we're a league 1 or league 2 team playing a PL club in the cup.
We were an upper Championship team last year so why aren't we playing like one.
I had a theory last season that even one of the best squads and most expensively assembled squads we regularly struggled to convince last season.
In many games we were a similar standard to the opposition but we have the magic of N'Duaye to bail us out.
Fans who say the manager makes no difference are totally wrong.
Remember when we appointed Howard Kendall, almost overnight we turned into a short passing team where every player looked comfortable on the ball.
When we appointed Wilder again almost immediately we looked well drilled as though passing drills/ routines had been practised in training.
We also started showing more desire and confidence.
