Hecky ...

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Last season was pretty bad for them, but this year he got them to solid midtable where they always finish. Not sure what they expect from him.

Maybe they saw Bristol City last year and thought "Now it's our time to overachieve".
 



Short of stumbling across a few game changing signings, Preston are just going to tread water until there comes a season where they end up getting a few injuries that they can't adequately cover and end up going down.

For what its worth, I really enjoyed watching Hecky's sides in the Championship and had he not had the rug pulled from under him when we went up, we'd have had a team that could have had a chance of making a better go of it than we managed.
 
I can certainly understand Preston's support being frustrated, being in mid-table year upon year without really having anything to shout about. They've been skint for a long time and often had to sell their better players, but they're quite fortunate they're a solid Champ club, rather than being stuck in League One. Aside from 24/25, they've never really been threatened with relegation, and with the parachute sides coming down - the wages, big transfer fees, it's much easier said than done to compete with those teams.

Easy to make Hecky the fall guy, but he also made some really good loan signings over last summer - Alfie Devine, Lewis Dobbin, even Jebbison scored the occasional goal. Didn't they end up sacking Alex Neil? That went well. If/when Wilder does leave, I certainly wouldn't be disappointed with Hecky coming back. He did a brilliant job with us, promotion, an FA Cup semi-final and he had absolutely no chance in the Prem when we decided to sell Berge and Ndiaye on the eve of the season. I don't have a bad word to say about him, and will always be happy to see him and Stuart McCall doing well.
 
Peter Ridsdale is still meddling in their club. That could be a reason they don't go anywhere.
Literally just watched the clip on Instagram of David O'Leary with Gary Neville and co about when he wanted to sign Rio Ferdinand.

O'Leary said he'd pay £10m for him. Ridsdale came back to tell him a deal had been agreed at £18m and if D'OL had known he'd carry on negotiating at that price, he'd have pulled the plug.
 
Literally just watched the clip on Instagram of David O'Leary with Gary Neville and co about when he wanted to sign Rio Ferdinand.

O'Leary said he'd pay £10m for him. Ridsdale came back to tell him a deal had been agreed at £18m and if D'OL had known he'd carry on negotiating at that price, he'd have pulled the plug.

They didn’t call him Father Christmas for no reason
 
On PNE their pitch is like a ploughed field and they need to invest in a desso. Their club needs building up infrastructure wise before the fans get too giddy demanding promotion. Siddarn
 

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