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Had a good draw away at Forest Green, but like us have been finding goals hard to come by.
Could be an attritional game decided by the odd goal.
Team selection will be interesting.
More paper cups on that pitch than the aftermath of Reading Festival.
Well done Raheem, Harry and the lads for giving the fascist huns a good, old fashioned thrashing.
Hate will not win!
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“August Round Up” available now if you are a Patreon.
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Still got the man with no number lurking around!
Taxi for Cox?
Bollocks to full backs and forwards, let’s flood the midfield!
Works for Man City I guess.
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Strange one unless we have a long term injury in that dept and we’re not being told.
Perhaps Mr Kenyon will be spending more time in the commentary box than on the pitch?
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So Cox has got Wood!
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We gave them every chance to get away with it by letting Hippolyte take it!
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I find BS’s joke offensive to people with incontinence problems.
“Why couldn’t the bicycle get up the hill?”
“Because it was two-tyred!”
Now that’s a nice PC joke that doesn’t poke fun at anyone.
Blokes at a football match washing their hands?
How the world has changed!
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Auf Wiedersehen, Pet!
Looking through the rose-tinteds we’re not alone in finding goals hard to come by.
Only 8 teams have managed more than a goal a game thus far. Several have scored fewer than us (yes, really!) including our next opponents.
As we know from previous, more successful campaigns if you have a finisher (Forrester, Winnall, Sharp, Madden eg) it can make all the difference.
Not sure if we have such a player in the building, but given the defence looks okay and if we can get players fit and keep them Covid free, we may be able to score enough to keep us out the bottom two.
I’m sure the guys have their reasons, but we’re not getting our money’s worth on Patreon at the moment.
Iron Stats hasn’t put out any new offerings either.
Herd instinct.
Most blokes would never use such language in a one to one situation. But put them in with a dozen or more like-minded souls who have had a few lagers pre-match, and they turn into Jim Davison!
Terrible thing drink!
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I guarantee that had we lost yesterday the term “headless chicken” would have been used!
They look to be wearing the shirt with pride.
High praise indeed given how bloody awful it is!
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They should look good when the opposition doesn’t manage a shot on target, despite 74% possession.
Remember when we used to do that?
either they wiped them down with a dry cloth and not properly washed them or the cleaners are blind.
Equal opportunities employer?
Nice bit of stirring there Awaywego!
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This chairman promised much from a new stadium to a revamped stadium to the hope of championship football but none of this has materialised in 8 years of his stewardship
This ^^^^
It’s the PR that has been the problem. I don’t recall any other chairman since we entered the league who “promised” as much as Mr Swann, yet delivered so little. Perhaps if the new/refurbished stadia and the Championship/exciting attacking football promises hadn’t been made then fans would look upon his tenure more favourably.
However, as numerous posts outline, there’s been no improvements made over that time and we are certainly in a worse position now than when he took over.
Of course we have had disastrous seasons in the past but we have always bounced back. This decline has been long and protracted both on and on the pitch.
Trust in the ownership is at all time low, then the club puts out a statement effectively blaming Covid and the fans themselves, instead of admitting responsibility.
I just can’t see things getting any better whilst the present club structure remains in place.
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The buck swiftly passed!
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Remind us of under whose ownership that happened!
August 27, 2021 at 8:17 pm in reply to: At what point do we consider the manager is the problem? #212719But I bet his favourite phrase is “yes boss!”
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He’ll be there tomorrow. Chanting “Fans out! Give us our empty stadium back!”
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customers who support when it suits.
So that includes the 860 who were at Tuesday night’s game does it?
I’d say they were the real supporters, not “fickle customers”.
The fact that these dyed in the wool Iron fans decided it was time to chant “we want our club back!” would suggest the complete opposite to what you are saying.
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We’ve added two new coaches over the summer.
What are they bringing to the table?
the brain dead decided the best way to ‘support’ them was to chant about the Swanns.
Obviously not “brain dead” as you put it.
Clearly quite astute, as they can work out who is responsible for the mess we’re in!
What’s the alternative? Go on TripAdvisor and give the club a one star rating? Write a “Dear Swann” letter? Lay down on Brownsword Way so the team bus can’t get in?
C’mon UTI99, let’s hear your suggestions.
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August 26, 2021 at 4:38 pm in reply to: At what point do we consider the manager is the problem? #212642To summarise. I have lost count of how many managers have been fired in the last fifteen years.
Fifteen years ago (2006/07) we were champions of L1.
Ten years ago we had only just lost our Championship status.
It’s only in the last eight years that the hiring and firing of both managers and players has been a problem.
Not sure what that coincides with but I’m sure someone can point it out.
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Too many idiots thinking they know how to run a football club around.
And we know who one is!
Quite frankly you cannot polish a turd Peter.
Difficult to spot a single turd in a heap of shit!
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The passion is in the Boardroom Andrew, the trouble is none ever leaves there.
I think the passion is in Blackpool building site!
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