Yeah not getting in Draper was a blow but Harrison and Amatachi do have six goals between them in alternating as Matt’s partner. Not amazing but more than Josh Gordon would’ve scored if he’d played all those games instead I’m sure.
The key miss in January was not getting an experienced CM with promotion winning nous just to keep things steady as they’re all struggling now in that area and the loanees been a complete waste of time.
The only defining moment that can come from today’s embarrassment is if Trivela find the nuts to sack this complete and utter clown. Go and get Rob Edwards in as manager on Monday morning. No need to interview 150 people
That interview is quite frankly embarrassing and an insult to the 615 who travelled the long journey today.
30 mins ? What about the fact that we didn’t have a single shot on target?
Mat I’m afraid has lost the plot…30 mins?..the whole game we didn’t have a shot on target!!. What an absolute insult to the 615 saddlers fans who’ve travelled on a 7hr round trip to watch that turgid pile of shite. Don’t want to hear anymore about getting back to being us and all that crap. Our form over the last 10 games is rock bottom in the football league. 2 wins since MK Dons on new years day. It’s absolutely unacceptable. In any form of workplace with that kind of performance you’d be getting the boot. Trivela needs to grow a nice pair or cocones and bite the bullet and sack Mat today. It’s the only hope of us going up.
Williams’ last match was against Gillingham three weeks ago, when we kept a clean sheet. He has been left out of the match day squad ever since.
Asiimwe looked far better in three games than the recent Barrett, until he got booked just before half-time against Port Vale and was subbed. He is now out of the match day squad.
I cannot believe what I am reading on here. We are third!!
But, two wins in 17 games? Yes, it’s a run so bad that even a blindfolded pigeon would’ve found a better path. It’s almost impressive, really, how we’ve managed to transform ourselves from the league leaders to a side that couldn’t hit a barn door with a tortoise. Today’s 2-0 loss to Barrow, with not a single shot on target, was like watching a dog chase its tail – pointless and oddly tragic…. But all part of the ups and downs of a long season.
But, as ever, I remain steadfast in my belief in Sadler. His tactics are so cutting-edge, I’m starting to think he’s ahead of his time – so far ahead, in fact, that we’re playing football in an alternate dimension where goals are optional. It’s all part of the grand vision – a vision that requires patience, a lot of patience. The kind of patience you’d need if you were waiting for a blind snail to finish a marathon.
So, as we sit in the top 3 with four games to go, let’s all rally behind Sadler, our unflappable manager, who I’m certain will turn this ship around. If not, well, at least we’ll have a brilliant underdog story to tell next season, probably featuring us in a relegation battle. Up the Saddlers, folks! We may be limping, but we’re still moving – just don’t ask where we’re going.
Feeling like not only has Sadler lost us the match today he lost the dressing room months ago and now lost the fans. Think it’s about time he lost his job. UTS.