HankMarvin

Has rowet taken them to a black cat farm

Ffs

What’s it’s like to win

Ffs

If 0-0 at half time he really needs to go with 2 up top and do something different

At least improved a bit last 5

Never score corners 👀

Daka done the hard bit then went backwards

Close

So slow

Wouldn’t think they are playing to avoid possible relegation

27x 90 mins 8.8x 90 mins Do you have a big highlight reel for the player that has played 3 times the minutes?

1 win in 9 staring down the barrel, will he be brave and play 2 up top

As opposed to the free scoring assists machine Mavididi that has one goal more than Monga and the same assists in 3 times the minutes

That makes it sound far more important than it was, net spend was zero for January. Oxford net spend: January 2026 Oxford total spend January 2026: £0m Oxford total income January 2026: £0m Oxford net spend January 2026: £0m The destination of the players that left into the lower leagues for frees and loan transfers tells you their value to the club. Looking at some of their values of players in, Its like highlighting Richards loan that doesn’t get a game time here or a mention. All the loan signings we have made walk straight into that team which highlights the difference in quality and is never used favourably in terms of why if anything Rowet should be doing better than Cifuntes. Yet is used as a reason for Oxfords upturn in results Jamie Donley Tottenham Hotspur (Loan). 1m value Myles Peart-Harris(Confirmed early Jan).600k Value Yunus Emre Konak Brentford (Loan).2m Value Jamie McDonnell Nottingham Forest.700k value Jin-Woo Jeon). 600k value Christ Makosso: Luton Town (Loan). 500k value

Yeah against teams on worse runs of form than us 7 defeats in their last 6 games combined and one win.

Isn’t that part of the managerial package though, to install belief into players and get them at their best? These are not players that have spent their careers in the lower leagues. Mukasa looked a world beater for the first few games and now blends right in. Bloomfield came in at Oxford with the same set of players and is getting better results. Yet people could’ve argued they just were not good enough before his appointment

Great we battered teams on paper and they come away with points at a pivotal point of the season. Rowet has had 9 games and only scored more than 1 on three occasions We shouldn’t be shocked at the poor results both were terrible appointments. Newly relegated prem team appoint manager that finished 15th in the championship Sacked 8 months later in 14th. Rowet sacked by relegation threatened Oxford with 1 win in 10. Currently with 1 win in 9 Both had/have similar points per game to their last jobs It’s just further incompetence from the board.

The credit in the bank has been used up

On goal would allude to the fact that they are on target. 17 shots on target across 2 games 8.5 per game meh

No one is saying it’s solely on the manager, but the flip side is there are about 8 examples this season in this league of teams improving from worse league positions than we found ourself in at the time of appointing Rowet. It’s even happened with Oxford, who Rowet got fired from and has now got 2 wins in 19. As stated before I just don’t think this is one of the worst squads in the league and let’s not kid ourselves when he went for the job if he thought he could win 1 game in approaching 10 why bother taking the role when other clubs were sniffing around him. What ever way it’s spun the last 2 managerial appointments have been underwhelming and both those managers former clubs have improved under the replacements

Yes let’s see what happens with Di Zerbi. They also finished 17th last season. Remind me what happened to that manager in his next job? Could there be a correlation between underperforming and shit managers?

I’d argue 4, and two of those it could be argued that the squad was not good enough to survive the prem. There is no way this team should be getting relegated in this division even with the 6 point deduction. For context Charlton have a squad worth about £25m and sit in 18th

Does having nearly double the wage bill of 20 teams in the division count as bankrolled

Apart of nearly have the same output for goals and assists in a third of the time