Wilder - Get Rid Now, or After Last Game

[ChefYouKnighted1889]

Excellent post.

Dear COH - please read and digest.

Couldn't have said it better mi sen mate

 

[Lane Ender]

After reading this thread, there’s more fans wanting, or at least open, to a change of manager than I expected.

I wonder why!

 

[Edgar Allan Poo]

Now we are approaching the break we need to get behind Chris and the MUGA - Make United Great Again movement!

 

[skegblade]

We're slowly sleepwalking our way back to League One.

You can feel the general apathy and disinterest permeating throughout the club.

Wilder has lost at least half of the fans now and nobody gives a fuck about any of these players.

No idea how uou get to that conclusion
Cw transfers usually dont come good a list miles long shows that
Blaster isnt half the player he was following his injury,very few come back 100% from it
Dont think we will struggle but top 2 defo not
Think its 3 to 8 for playoffs next season i reckon 9th

 

[UTB Blade]

After reading this thread, there’s more fans wanting, or at least open, to a change of manager than I expected.

It's a thread asking those who want to change managers, when would be the best time to do it, not a thread asking people whether they want to change managers full stop.

It's therefore unlikely to attract many posters who want to keep the manager, because the thread isn't aimed at them, nor does it cater for them.

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

No idea how uou get to that conclusion
Cw transfers usually dont come good a list miles long shows that
Blaster isnt half the player he was following his injury,very few come back 100% from it
Dont think we will struggle but top 2 defo not
Think its 3 to 8 for playoffs next season i reckon 9th

My worry is that we continue to bumble around lower mid table next season.

That will inevitably see Wilder get the boot before Christmas.

Then it's a massive call to get the next manager right or we could be in big trouble.

 

[skegblade]

My worry is that we continue to bumble around lower mid table next season.

That will inevitably see Wilder get the boot before Christmas.

Then it's a massive call to get the next manager right or we could be in big trouble.

" inevitable" will depend on the boards ambition,if by the off chance we catch promotion, the spending would have to be huge ,sunderland changed their team almost completly and made a decent start
Leeds didnt change much player wise,doing ok
Burnley changed nothing and as we did got demolished every week
The gulf is huge,parachute payments getting chopped as well

 

[The Crab]

I don't think we could attract him, but would love Liam Rosenior (not his fault Chelsea are a joke) and give him the keys. Smart guy that has already done various very good jobs.

Mark Robins (it's physically impossible to do well at Stoke).

Alex Neill assuming Millwall don't get promoted and his release clause/compensation is very affordable (always seems to get doubted, but clearly an excellent manager).

These are a few of the most obvious, almost uninspiring, choices off the top of my head... That I'd feel better about next season if we appointed one in May or early June.

Sorry Chris, but... I don't think it's happening!? Based on everything we're seeing. Not knee jerk to last night, just generally. Concerns include, among other things, treatment of Brooks and Seriki (arguably our most valuable and promising players), baffling use of attacking players, baffling lack of defensive shape and solidity, lack of cohesion and systems in general. I can't even be bothered to watch anymore, which I've only ever done before in 2021.

I think Rosenior will go back abroad probably. He’ll get offered better projects than us.

Robins, maybe but he’s gone off the boil since he split from Ady Viveash.

I’ve always been quite meh about Alex Neil but he’s got Milwall ticking this season.

 

[JT89]