Wilder IN MEGA THREAD

[NerdyBlade]

If the manager addresses it at the next possible public time then all good in my book.

He had a presser post game in which he threw the players under the bus, so he hasn't done it "next possible time", he's done it now because he's seen the anger

 

[Hamer's Right Peg]

He had a presser post game in which he threw the players under the bus, so he hasn't done it "next possible time", he's done it now because he's seen the anger

Lets be honest some of those involved on Wednesday deserved it.

Doherty
Campbell
Jairo
Rothwell

Embarrassing from those 4 and maybe more but those 4 stuck out like a sore thumb.

If the players can't take the manager being publicly annoyed with them after that then they know where the door is.

When you perform below your standards in your jobs do you get a "there there"?

 

[NerdyBlade]

When you perform below your standards in your jobs do you get a "there there"?

No, but if it's my bosses fault, they don't turn round and blame everyone but themselves and run away from the scrutiny

 

[CPB]

Lets be honest some of those involved on Wednesday deserved it.

Doherty
Campbell
Jairo
Rothwell

Embarrassing from those 4 and maybe more but those 4 stuck out like a sore thumb.

If the players can't take the manager being publicly annoyed with them after that then they know where the door is.

When you perform below your standards in your jobs do you get a "there there"?

All about what sort of character they are to react to it.
I'm not saying he's right or wrong but manager would be better placed to know than us as fans.

 

[Hamer's Right Peg]

No, but if it's my bosses fault, they don't turn round and blame everyone but themselves and run away from the scrutiny

Don't think Wilder avoided the blame especially in today's presser.

He took a bit, he gave the players a bit.

Not exactly sure what you want him to do bar go over and be all happy clappy whilst getting dogs abuse.

 

[NerdyBlade]

Don't think Wilder avoided the blame especially in today's presser.

He took a bit, he gave the players a bit.

Not exactly sure what you want him to do bar go over and be all happy clappy whilst getting dogs abuse.

He didn't avoid blame?

• is running down the tunnel facing your critics or avoiding blame?
• the presser immediately after: did he shoulder the blame or was it placed on the players?

If an apology 2 days later is enough for you, then you're way too easily pleased

 

[CPB]

No, but if it's my bosses fault, they don't turn round and blame everyone but themselves and run away from the scrutiny

Having listened to both post match and todays presser he isn't running away from scrutiny. He's said that it's also on him.
Admittedly he has tried to explain the situation too that this hasn't been straightforward. And you can take that as him trying to "buy time".
But he is also right that 7 games in isn't super long. Normally though 10-12 games is a good marker in my opinion.

But football is a weird thing really. It sort of isn't comparable to normal jobs. In no other line of work should you make a mistake or have some results/sales not go to plan do you get lots of criticism from effectively your customers. And media wanting to ask questions.

You also don't tend to have to pay compensation (A fee) to move to another company. Usually just notice periods.

Football isn't the same as a normal job.

 

[Tom Bott]

Well the 70% that originally voted to keep him presumably think he’s doing at least an adequate job now……

I wonder what percentage used to think that Nigel Clough was doing a good job when we beat all those PL teams in cup games, then loose 5-2 to Swindon Town in the league.

Though we are now a much bigger club, with greater aspirations.

 

[Carlton Blade]

And still, most people just want the team on the pitch to look organised and with a plan on how to create chances. Do that and the noise dies down.

 

[NerdyBlade]

And still, most people just want the team on the pitch to look organised and with a plan on how to create chances. Do that and the noise dies down.

But he can't, and that's the issue

 

[Sean Thornton]

I wonder what percentage used to think that Nigel Clough was doing a good job when we beat all those PL teams in cup games, then loose 5-2 to Swindon Town in the league.

Though we are now a much bigger club, with greater aspirations.

Err, okay…..

 

[Hamer's Right Peg]

He didn't avoid blame?

• is running down the tunnel facing your critics or avoiding blame?
• the presser immediately after: did he shoulder the blame or was it placed on the players?

If an apology 2 days later is enough for you, then you're way too easily pleased

Its not like he has avoided the fans after every single loss.

He ran down the tunnel after we beat Bolton so its just a common theme now.

Life's too short to get annoyed at someone not being happy clappy.

 

[Sean Thornton]

Its not like he has avoided the fans after every single loss.

He ran down the tunnel after we beat Bolton so its just a common theme now.

Life's too short to get annoyed at someone not being happy clappy.

Not a criticism but it’s not so much an apology, more of a “l’ll do as l see fit” statement. Seems fair do’s.

 

[NerdyBlade]

Its not like he has avoided the fans after every single loss.

He ran down the tunnel after we beat Bolton so its just a common theme now.

Life's too short to get annoyed at someone not being happy clappy.

He's front and centre when we win though.

Do you honestly believe Wednesday wasn't his fault tactical and selection wise? And if it is his fault, why does he not apologise immediately?

 

[CPB]

Its not like he has avoided the fans after every single loss.

He ran down the tunnel after we beat Bolton so its just a common theme now.

Life's too short to get annoyed at someone not being happy clappy.

That is simply not true at all.

Because I am reliably informed that when we lose he goes down the tunnel.
But when we win he lauds it up.

 

[Brumdog66]

Currently Wilder in but for me after the presser's if we do not see a response from the team on Saturday I would be close to changing my mind.

 

[BangorBlade]

Would make no difference if there was a change in manager.....STILL the same set of players !!

 

[ben1987]

Would make no difference if there was a change in manager.....STILL the same set of players !!

so a manager with a different style and set of tactics would get exactly the same results then regardless just because it’s the same set of players?

How come Man United have won nowt since Fergie retired then?

 

[NerdyBlade]

Would make no difference if there was a change in manager.....STILL the same set of players !!

Right so a different squad would fix these useless tactics?

 

[Blade In Flame]

I voted in, despite being so, so, so, SO pissed off with him after Wednesday night, the cold light of day brings with it the feeling that, if he were to be binned off, I have absolutely zero trust in the owners to get it right when replacing him.