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Michelle did mention an influx of trialists would be coming in so these number of games would be a reflection of that. Also of course the current players and the few to come in on perm deals.
I suspect a few of these games will be solely for trialists and a few first team players.
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Collective effort according to Harness, so they’ll all just sit around a table and talk it out with each of them having equal input, which is how it should be behind the scenes.
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Keep the fundraising going lads to help them poor little multi millionaires who own the club.
I’m sure you’re one of badapple’s creations, you have to be, surely ?
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Once Simon Elliot puts money in and helps the club as much as the 3 mentioned above who have been awarded part ownership, then he can come aboard, but until then he can be the clubs resident show pony.
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We go from Jimmy Dean who had about as much tactical nous as a piece of wet lettuce and the bravery of the cowardly lion from wizard of oz. Butler comes in clearly loves the club to death, states he wants the team fitter/stronger and is brave enough to play with two strikers and people moan due to way he talks.
Crazy when you think about it.
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Jury’s still out on Butler for me
Of course it’s still out, he hasn’t managed a game in this league for us yet !
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Compared to Jimmy Dean he’s a scholar.
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According to Butler the information given paints a different picture to Butterfield’s wife. 3 contracts offered with one offering a player/coaching role and turned them all down.
They aren’t the actions of a club/manager who aren’t bothered with losing a player and not putting effort in to keep them. End of the day we have a budget and Butterfield wanted the same money he was getting before, which was silly money for this level and we weren’t prepared to pay it.
End of story.
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I thought he was brilliant. You can tell how much he loves the club and you can’t buy that when signing a manager. Butler’s love for the club shines through and I think he’ll do a good job.
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if that’s all we can afford then better we go part time.
That’s not all we could afford. Butler clearly wants to go in another direction and he was offered what they believed he was worth. 2nd half of the season at times he was a luxury player and as soon as teams stuck close to him and got at him, he was pretty ineffective.
Butterfield would be a year older, a year slower and all teams would do is just do the same again. If Butterfield was still here naturally the players on the pitch would mostly go through him and it would take away from the other players. #
Butler maybe doesn’t want us to be as heavily reliant on one single player and is going towards a more collective effort for next season. When you actually take a step back and think about the clubs decision on Butterfield, it’s completely understandable.
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Think our style of play will be different next season and Butterfield maybe doesn’t suit that brief
Exactly what I was thinking. Had to change from last season as we were often over run by part time players as we were too nice to play against.
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