Millhousesblade1889
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Agree with all of this other than the Wilder comment. There’s more managers out there that know how to win games beyond Wilder.Whether we get Wilder back in a few weeks/months is not the issue at present. It was a sacking that was risky and in my view unnecessary. However if we'd appointed someone more proven I could have understood.
I'd seriously be considering Rohl if Selles goes. My choice was and remains Dave Challinor from Stockport who I think has done enough in his management career to merit a big job. Unlike Selles or Gary O'Neil who are both unproven and were the board's choices.
If Selles goes I'd definitely be considering a Wilder return saying all that because he knows how to win football matches and the players know him and I think would welcome him to return. The players at present dont look to be playing for Selles, which never looked the case under Wilder.
What's most frustrating for me us that this situation is entirely of the boards doing. If this was baseball and I'd bought a baseball team I'd not sack a manager who has just done really well unless there was someone else I thought was better. Did the board think Selles was better or more likely they wanted someone who they thought could fit into their data driven system more because the board think that's the way forward. It's going to be a waste of season if we carry in much longer like this.
Cooper turned forest around & won promotion.
Dyche has won promotion from this league & survived in the league above.
Rohl turned Wednesday around and with a bigger budget would have probably got them in the play offs
My worry with the Stockport lad is it could be similar to the route Luton took with Bloomfield from Wycombe. Sometimes the jobs too big for the manager as Selles is showing