deanoferrino
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Beale came with no backroom staff first time I have heard of that happening so anything is possible.People in football are greedy as fuck.
If they get the right wage, they'll take the job
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Beale came with no backroom staff first time I have heard of that happening so anything is possible.People in football are greedy as fuck.
If they get the right wage, they'll take the job
Most decent managers/coaches are in employment and have their own lieutenants that they have worked with for years.Define credible.
At least two of the last three have been credible.
I see why people think this, because the signings haven’t made a substantial impact on the first team, but that doesn’t mean they are awful. Clarke and Hume are two examples of players that stank out the place in their first season, and are now pretty much un-droppable. What happens if that happens to Hemir next year?I think that what you’ll find is most don’t think that, as long as the trajectory is forward moving.
I’d argue our signings since January 23 have been pretty awful on the whole. And that is going backwards.
That's the spirit. Anyone got a time machine to the end of the season so I can avoid months of threads like thesewith the current set up.
Our best hope is the players respond and he gets the gig full time
Cheap fall guys may be easy to get but a serious contender with aspirations for the top? Regrettably I don't think so unless there is a change in philosophy
Just about every manager in the game has lost their job at some point. Our only realistic chance of getting someone who hasn't is appointing someone who's brand new.Most decent managers/coaches are in employment and have their own lieutenants that they have worked with for years.
Occasionally you can get someone who has recently been sacked that turns out to be a reasonable choice, but I can't think of many at all.
They usually want a decent package which our wage structure probably doesn't allow.
2 of the last 3 managers walked or became thoroughly disillusioned with the model and the inflexibility of the situation. It is totally absurd to expect untried teenagers to carry the burden of main goal scorer in a competitive league like the Championship.
All 3 of the last managers were unemployed.
So we will probably be looking for someone where no compensation will be payable, doesn't want to bring in any of their own staff who doesn't mind having very little input in the transfer dealings. Not someone who will be credible imo.
I can see where you’re coming from.I see why people think this, because the signings haven’t made a substantial impact on the first team, but that doesn’t mean they are awful. Clarke and Hume are two examples of players that stank out the place in their first season, and are now pretty much un-droppable. What happens if that happens to Hemir next year?
Hjelde looked part of the furniture after 2 games, and Seelt has looked very solid with his few appearances.
At the end of the day it’s just my opinion, but I really think we need a mindset shift. So many players have been written off with very little game time, and when that limited game time is brought up, people just say “well they must be crap if they aren’t getting picked” with absolutely no focus on the fact that by design, our signings probably aren’t going to make an instant impact.
Now if we were in the relegation zone, I’d say that we can’t afford to wait, but realistically we are on there or there abouts the same points total but a lower position, with the expectation our assets will mature in time.
Cmon down Doddsy ya time has comeJust about every manager in the game has lost their job at some point. Our only realistic chance of getting someone who hasn't is appointing someone who's brand new.
On that much I 100% agree, everything I said applies to players we buy. Loans are meant to fill gaps and Burstow hasn’t. I like the lad, and he has good link up play, but something went wrong there.I can see where you’re coming from.
But both Gelhardt and this season Burstow were season loans and therefore don’t have that luxury. If those in charge are seeing something good in Burstow in particular, there’s a massive problem.
This.If he does well (realetivily) and gets the gig full time.
Come October/November we'll be searching for another new manager with another season wrote off.
Areet Kyril lad.Aye financial stability always represents a mega fuck up.
Frankly I’m much more certain to renew with Doddsy as Head CoachThat's exactly the plan.
You can see it a mile off.
Your point about the young players is a good one, but they need minutes if they’re going to develop. Our season is gone anyway, so people like Hemir, Rusyn, Rigg and Mundle should be getting starts, to help prepare them for next season.I see why people think this, because the signings haven’t made a substantial impact on the first team, but that doesn’t mean they are awful. Clarke and Hume are two examples of players that stank out the place in their first season, and are now pretty much un-droppable. What happens if that happens to Hemir next year?
Hjelde looked part of the furniture after 2 games, and Seelt has looked very solid with his few appearances.
At the end of the day it’s just my opinion, but I really think we need a mindset shift. So many players have been written off with very little game time, and when that limited game time is brought up, people just say “well they must be crap if they aren’t getting picked” with absolutely no focus on the fact that by design, our signings probably aren’t going to make an instant impact.
Now if we were in the relegation zone, I’d say that we can’t afford to wait, but realistically we are on there or there abouts the same points total but a lower position, with the expectation our assets will mature in time.
I want to see Hemir get minutes.Your point about the young players is a good one, but they need minutes if they’re going to develop. Our season is gone anyway, so people like Hemir, Rusyn, Rigg and Mundle should be getting starts, to help prepare them for next season.
Mayenda is only 18 so not writing him off yet or Hemir either.I want to see Hemir get minutes.
He’s quite exciting and has a quality pass on him.
Judging on the fact he’s not even starting on loan, I think Mayenda may be a write off.