........ and the sooner the better. The man is incompetent and not up to the job in hand. **** all this "he's a nice bloke when you get to chat to him", he still nearly got a team relegated with a group of players that should have coasted into mid-table by playing **** negative systems and players out of position, in particular JCR and Bogo, when it was clear to David Blunkett and Stevie Wonder what the team and formation should have been. I suggest nobody renews their season ticket whilst that clown is our manager, that's the best message we can send to the club. Get shut now Patrick and give the new man time to sort things out before August
feel free not to renew your ticket mate. Let other people decide for themselves. Maybe, just maybe, the players aren't the world beaters you think. Ritchies squad = relegation certs. Daveys squad = safety * 3. And at a pitance compared to most other clubs in the league, even including 1.2m for Hume. If he builds on that, few more additions and we achieve mid table next year (a few more points is all we're asking) then I will be happy. Just my opinion mind.
Few more additions and we achieve mid table next year, a few more points is all were asking?? De Ja Vue from last season!!
ritchies squad relegation certs? You mean that free scoring squad that didnt get relegated? And davey has spent MILLIONS and seen very little improvement. In a lot of areas we've gone backwards
Have you been watching the same team as me? ..... ..........are you happy with what you have seen over the last nine months? because I dare say that 90% of reds fans clearly are not happy with it. The players we have had at the club this season are not world beaters (I never said they were) but they are at least a 60 points team. The problem has been with Davey's team selections, tactics, weird formations and substitutions and in particular his obsession with playing JCR anywhere but on the wing between January and April, which in effect took away our main attacking threat and turned JCR into a useless waste of space