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If Swann goes and the club goes under – what difference will that be to Swann staying?
Based on that thinking – I prefer to see him depart.Muses. I wonder if Fenty might be available …
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That’s FIVE, BTW.
Cox cannot and must not survive this horror.3 users thanked author for this post.
Wootton was rarely played as a CF but pushed out wide – something which ruined better than he.
As for the Chairman departing – it is most difficult to see us ‘out of the frying pan and into any fire’.
We are a club dying on its feet. We have a wealthy owner, uttering platitudes when bottom of the 92 and losing fans for fun – who to me, seems unbothered by this current disastrous situation.
If this assessment is in any way correct – it is hard to see what type of new chairman might be expected to do worse.BFB makes a very strong point – one we have become all too familiar with in recent seasons.
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How can the manager fail to resign?
What other honourable course has he remaining to him?Mr Swann – please put the club up for sale. It appears to be the only thing which can save us. On our current path, the club is not heading just for another relegation – but extinction.
Everything you touch seems to be turning to ashes.
Perhaps you may care to read my advice to the manager.(Incidentally, as with 80%+ of our loan signings over recent years – they are adding precious little to the team.)
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Somebody who can organise and motivate, please.
Am not asking for a genius – just someone who can do the basics – and preferably, before the next match.2 users thanked author for this post.
You do make a sound point.
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IF (and a truly giant IF, I admit) the three CBs stay fit, the defence will be basically okay.
I confess to being a bit underwhelmed by Taft whose form does seem to have slipped since he arrived.
I do sometimes wonder, however, whether the extent of damage to players is jointly a confidence thing and the systems played.
The FB issues should, hopefully, soon be remedied.
Loft and Scrimshaw may well work to at least a reasonable extent.
We have decent enough midfielders and yet we always look as if the opposition is going to have either a field day or 60%+ possession – or maybe both.
Non-functioning midfields create unnecessary pressures on the defence and fail to supply chances to forwards. Familiar?
The biggest single problem we have is in the organisation and selection of our midfield.
Trying to to be a bit logical – I can’t see why this squad should not survive with a bit to spare.
One way or another, systems need to be better geared to the players we have.3 users thanked author for this post.
The tragedy is – this was nowhere near our best team.
Manny back as CB, Rowe to RB (please!), drop Hackney (if at all possible), Beestin AND Perry (I know – not ideal).
Those changes would make a huge difference.This stinks of mismanagement. The team structure was destroyed and genuine attempts must be made to restore it to the previous dizzy heights of adequacy.
Yesterday was like having only eight or nine men on the pitch. Little wonder so many players ended up with shocking marks.
BTW – great use of the marking system, Samways. That’s how it should be. Really captured the essence of what happened. (Not his fault but I could not have given Millen as high as a 3.)
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I have tried my level best to take an optimistic view. My mistake.
Pessimists are never really disappointed.1 user thanked author for this post.
