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chestersaddler wrote:I feared this today. After last weeks win at Colchester, hardly anyone that went gave positive feedback, indeed the main theme was that we won because Colchester were so poor. Mk were always going to be a test for us.
The problem is that while ever we maintain the WDL type of form JM will accumulate enough points to keep him in a job
chestersaddler wrote:The problem is that while ever we maintain the WDL type of form JM will accumulate enough points to keep him in a job
Jorge14 wrote:chestersaddler wrote:The problem is that while ever we maintain the WDL type of form JM will accumulate enough points to keep him in a job
I don't think it will, you know. If the home forms equates to the D's and L's from that pattern, the attendances will fall off totally and Bonser's hand will be forced.
I would right a large treatise on today's inept display, but I can't be bothered. Nothing will change apart from we will get worse. We have a chairman who doesn't want to be there anymore, and whilst that is the case there can be no long term plan - just look at Newcastle. We have a manager who thinks it is acceptable to play one man upfront at home with two slow wingers trying to support him, who thinks it is acceptable to play a right back in the centre of midfield, who thinks it is acceptable to play a predominently right footed player at left back with an experienced left back sitting on the bench, who thinks it isn't his fault that the team he has assembled is seriously deficient.
My word, however, doesn't it make Roberts and Ibehre look like two important parts of our team. I dread what will happen when Gerrard is gone.
Get Mullen on his way, and get in a REAL manager who can command some respect from the players. Please. That was the dullest and most soulless game of football I have seen at Walsall for a long time. Probably the worst since some of the abject displays under Broadhurst. At least he had an excuse.
adjisaddler wrote:Well i just got back from kiddiminster as i was treated to a ticket to their game and put my little pocket DAB radio on when i came out the ground and what can i say .. my heart sunk.
Losing 3-0 at home ... i heard them say on the radio that we were playing as the away side obviously under Muddles fave tactic 4=5=1 ... why does he do it to us ? but i was pleased to hear that a around 50 fans were calling for his head this week ... hopefully it will go up to around 500-1000 next week .
These are Dark days people ...May god have mercy on our club !
WFC_Rob wrote:Merson had more of an idea of how to get a team playing football than him.
Pedagogue wrote:WFC_Rob wrote:Merson had more of an idea of how to get a team playing football than him.
Oh now, Rob, come on................... there are limits, you know!
Pedagogue wrote:WFC_Rob wrote:Merson had more of an idea of how to get a team playing football than him.
Oh now, Rob, come on................... there are limits, you know!
Pedagogue wrote:WFC_Rob wrote:Merson had more of an idea of how to get a team playing football than him.
Oh now, Rob, come on................... there are limits, you know!
Dave Gittins wrote:Pedagogue wrote:WFC_Rob wrote:Merson had more of an idea of how to get a team playing football than him.
Oh now, Rob, come on................... there are limits, you know!
Sorry, I agree with Rob. Merson was dire but I think Mullen is even worse.
King Crimson wrote:Great football, played on the floor by players keen to do well who had clearly been well-coached. Right, that's enough about my son's morning on the astro-turf for his birthday party (well done once again, WFC Community and Adam Davy for a great day, and mikey for the scoreboard and message via Dave Bathurst at half time). Cracking morning.
The afternoon was...less good. Agree with Burnside. Boertien and Reich are footballers - they want to pass, find space, fill it, and create opportunities for team-mates. They can't do much of that from the bench.
Palmer, Deeney, Nicholls and MoM Taundry are not good enough. It's not their fault. They're just not.
Mullen isn't good enough. It's not his fault. He's just not.
MK Dons were a good (if somewhat cynical) team. I never mind losing to a better team IF we've played our best team, and tried to compete. We did neither in my view. Sub-standard team selection, and 'hoof-ball'. No Plan A let alone Plan B. Losing is one thing, but losing ugly is worse. Really grim.
See you all, Saturday then?
Louise wrote:ABSOLUTE DROSS.
I never come away early but today I did - could have sat there all night and we wouldnt have scored.
We have no craft,no guile, no effort and above all no tactics ( well any that make sense!)
Just awful hoof football, its painful to watch.
We missed Jabo yes but its more than just that - we are not a team.
I noticed today we no longer do the 'huddle' at the start of the game - I know its only a small thing but it is indicative of the lack of any team spirit at all.
Later when Clayton went down and seemed to stay down not one of our players went to check he was ok - small things I know but its shows no team spirit at all and fighting qualities.
I can take loseing , but not even competeing is beyond it for me - as i feel tonight Im going christmas shopping next week cos just cant face another weekend feeling like this.
OldPenkSaddler wrote:We are officially a shambles, from top to bottom.
Chairman doesn't care about the football.
Mullen and Schofield don't know anything about football.
The team can't or aren't allowed to play football.
Those of us that turned up today deserve a medal, or perhaps counselling.
Asps wrote:OldPenkSaddler wrote:We are officially a shambles, from top to bottom.
Chairman doesn't care about the football.
Mullen and Schofield don't know anything about football.
The team can't or aren't allowed to play football.
Those of us that turned up today deserve a medal, or perhaps counselling.
Let me telll you about my childhood
Cully wrote:Oh, and just in case anybody tuned into radio dingle, please be aware that the pitch side reporter was in the lounge with Bonser preparing the ridiculous script he read out after the match when he described our performance in the second half as 'dominant', 'unlucky', 'well on top', 'six clear cut goal chances' etc etc....
We were absolute rubbish and he [the reporter] was on drugs or the payroll.
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