Is Wilder thick?

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But, 'it'll be better next season'
'Trust me, I'm the f'g man' (thumps badge).

He's willingly ruined his own legacy because he just can't let go.

Negative, scared football and now played by his has beens and bottlers

In his very own image

Any other club are preparing to bomb him out.

The only question is, who will he blame for this one?
 
I've defended Wilder on here previously but I can't defend this shit any longer. I'm not calling for him to go as I have no confidence in the decision makers to get the right replacement in. One thing for sure is it's pointless just getting rid of Wilder and leaving Bettis, Hoyland and the rest in place. The whole 'front office' needs clearing out, lock stock and barrel. I feel sorry for you lot with season tickets. Christ.
 



I've defended Wilder on here previously but I can't defend this shit any longer. I'm not calling for him to go as I have no confidence in the decision makers to get the right replacement in. One thing for sure is it's pointless just getting rid of Wilder and leaving Bettis, Hoyland and the rest in place. The whole 'front office' needs clearing out, lock stock and barrel. I feel sorry for you lot with season tickets. Christ.
Knill.must have been the brains
And the scapegoat
 
We’ve played some absolutely terrible sides and looked clueless. I think his time here is doomed but we are probably going to have to pick the jumping off point wisely. Either towards the end of the season if we’re looking safe or in the summer but you can’t be consistently under-coached the way we have been and achieve anything on a no-parachute payment budget.
 
We’ve played some absolutely terrible sides and looked clueless. I think his time here is doomed but we are probably going to have to pick the jumping off point wisely. Either towards the end of the season if we’re looking safe or in the summer but you can’t be consistently under-coached the way we have been and achieve anything on a no-parachute payment budget.
What on earth are we doing in training?

If Coberan wants to work his magic again post Valencia...
 
That was pathetic
Fleetwood had 2 of our ex Academy lads Harrison Neal and Finlay Potter both good enough for L1 / L2 but they looked better than some of our sorry bunch. Is it because Jairo and Rothwell cant play in the Wilder system and this makes them look worse than what they are or is it because Wilder has signed duds.
Dont get me started on Choudhury and Shackleton Either way Wilder is to blame.
I know he has had his hands tied to a certain extent but there are players out there that are better than our recent signings that wouldnt cost the earth and would have been within Wilders budget and may be able to last 90 mins but unfortunately our recruitment team and Wilder seem unable to find such players
 
for a few years now
no identity, style, game plan
we have this thing for 15 minutes we play football but the rest of the time we forget how to play football
I dont understand his recent obsession with park the bus, 7/8 defensive minded players on the pitch
his pre match interview of showing respect to opposition and on the pitch gives far too much respect
i dont understand when a player scores, plays well the next game he's on the bench!
its bizarre
 
I understand that with events going on this summer that he’s been dealt a pretty bad hand, but this is unacceptably bad.

Has he though?

Yes we sold arguably our 3 best players and he wasn't given a hell of a lot of money to sign players for transfer fees but what he was given was a healthy war chest for loan fees, signing on fees and wages.

Taking that into account I feel he is totally to blame for what's happening right now.

He was given a budget and, barring Donovan, he has completely wasted it.
 
Has he though?

Yes we sold arguably our 3 best players and he wasn't given a hell of a lot of money to sign players for transfer fees but what he was given was a healthy war chest for loan fees, signing on fees and wages.

Taking that into account I feel he is totally to blame for what's happening right now.

He was given a budget and, barring Donovan, he has completely wasted it.
I agree he’s fully to blame.

I’m not trying to defend it, there is no defence. But I think if we’re being completely fair, it’s not exactly ideal to lose pretty much the 3 best players we had in most people’s opinion.

Again, it’s been woeful, and I want him to go.
 
Have you ever heard him talk? He’s unbelievably dense. Brains of the operation left in the summer and all that’s left is the badge thumping.

I want him gone but that's a tad harsh.

It's well known that the manager works on tactics and man management and the coach is the one who, well, coaches.

Knill left but was supposedly replaced by "new blood".
 
I’ve always supported Wilder but tonight proves he’s lost it bad team selection the game was there for the taking play ur strongest side u thick Cnut
Our 2nd strongest side should have been enough, IF they were organised, coached to keep the ball and had a desire to win instilled in them by the bloke in charge.
 
I agree he’s fully to blame.

I’m not trying to defend it, there is no defence. But I think if we’re being completely fair, it’s not exactly ideal to lose pretty much the 3 best players we had in most people’s opinion.

Again, it’s been woeful, and I want him to go.

Yeah I'm not looking for an argument mate, and this isn't aimed at you at all, but the whole he's been dealt a shit hand is way off the mark IMHO.

Prime example is when Seriki was injured before the TW shut and we obvs needed a RB did he go out and get a RB? No he brought in Choudary on big wages who isn't a RB and then proceeded to play him out of position.

Is anyone seriously going to say there wasn't a single genuine RB that we could have got with the reported £30/40k a week wages we are paying Hamza?

That's just 1 example of this summer.

I could go into all the others but I'm sure you get the point 👍 .
 
How many managers are still at their best at age 58. It's close to retirement age. It must take a physical and emotional toll. Football management is suited for healthy people in their forties with something to prove. Take Klopp for example, 59, extreme fatigue and burnout made him quit for part time management as German manager.
 
Our 2nd strongest side should have been enough, IF they were organised, coached to keep the ball and had a desire to win instilled in them by the bloke in charge.
Don’t disagree but any player who needs the desire to win “instilling” in them should be nowhere near our club. I’m not defending Wilder but so many players were utterly abject individually tonight.
 



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