TheGoldenGod

These threads are tiresome. Anyone coming in now has got the chain of fixtures from HELL. Should have done it with some more favourable games if you were gonna do it.

To your first point, yeah I don't believe Top wanted him but Rudkin did. By sacking him they admitted it was a mistake by proxy. Yeah change the system for sure, I agree with that but fundamentally these lot are tripe.

About 4 months ago...when they sacked Cooper mate. Christ alive. Guess where that got us? Nowhere. Sacking Ruud will do NOTHING, the players are horrific. He switches them out, it makes no difference as they've mentally checked out.

Aren't we 1 of only 5 clubs to win every domestic trophy this century? Never let anyone tell you to we can't complain. We're massive and the fans deserve so much more than what the club have accepted for years now!

Called it. The squad isn't good enough. Got nowt to do with Ruud tbh.

Not sure if it's been mentioned yet but Wolves last 3 fixtures are against teams on the beach whereas we've got a direct relegation rival and two teams fighting for CL and EL. I don't see those fixtures as "easier" like I thought when the season started.

The best bit is for some unbeknownst reason, this individual has been compelled to just type out a random assortment of letters and words against RvN and will be unlikely to come back to even read the replies of his own thread.

Aneurysm inducing post this. Props to ya.

I'm excited for the Championship again next season to be honest. Hopefully VAR is still not introduced by then and we'll win some games. This season is dragging and feels like the slowest, most painful death ever.

Which in turn makes every single presser a damp squib because you come out with more questions than answers.

I suspect he will for tomorrow's game because yeah, the goal drought can't continue.

As I said above mate, the change of personnel doesn't matter, its the overall point he's making. We could play Facundo and Mavididi and people on here would be extremely quick to jump on them after another 2-0 loss to West Ham tomorrow.

Doesn't matter, the squad is pants mate so try all you want, we are easily in the bottom 3 squads in the league and that will be shown come the end of the season in our position. He wasn't backed.

Yeah but it's not because he thinks they're good enough...quite the opposite is why he's picking them. The least of our problems Ruud.

Jordan speaking about this narrative rearing its head where club are using Ruud as a scapegoat is nail on head stuff. Anyone can see he's been dealt a horrific hand, been lied to about funds, and is now sending a message that he stands with the fans clearly about how this club has been run. Why people are vilifying him, I've no idea. If fans haven't figured out that the same thing happened with Rodgers, Enzo and now RvN...they're never gonna get it.

Any danger of reading what he actually posted before you got your back up about "a potentially ageist" post? They explained it well.

Eerily similar name to another Cooper apologist on here...you creating burners lad?

Long before we start blaming it all on Ruud, that's clear to anyone with a brain. Bloke is stubborn but these are the same group largely that got us relegated last time. No accountability. No remorse. No pride....because they'll still get their paycheque.

Sack him, fine I give up. But this shower still plays week in week out.

I'm better than VK.

Just seen a Jordan Blackwell tweet saying Evans is apparently got a "little injury" so no chance of this weekend then!

Spot on. Not sure why people get so hung up and forcing a player to work just because he's on big wages. It was a panic deadline day signing who, by the managers comments, isn't showing anything to suggest he should be given a chance. Whereas Evans is the future so he'd have to be considered first for me.

I mean, I didn't categorically say this was factual, just giving a source for where I found the information. Either way, its anonymous which is better than trying to get an ex PL coach to divulge what he earnt publicly. That of course is unless someone on here knows an ex PL coach well enough to get that out of them.

GlassDoor has PL coaching staff on around 80k a year, so around 6.5k a month. Unsure why it's being talked about "per week" like they are still working with football wage structures. Outside of playing staff, it'll be a per month breakdown anyway. EDIT: Worth noting that this is London based averages so you could argue it's even less than that above.

Funny you mention the fan experience because a lot has come out this weekend regarding West Ham's new ground being a far cry from the Boleyn ground in terms of atmosphere and and general experience and wonder of this will be the same...