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Our squad is shit. Do you want to know why? Because nobody with any football knowledge has built it over a set period. They're just players thrown together and hope for the best. There's no thread to the squad, no spine, no direction, no philosophy, no passion, no pride and nobody with any experience of footballing success to instil any of that into them. And then any manager will struggle with it. It's like an electrician being handed a bunch of spanners and being told to get on with it.

We might aswell see if Robbie Savage wants the job. He can't be any worse.

I'm genuinely baffled that the default media line for the last few years has been 'with the squad they've got they'll be fine'. It's total bollocks.

There's always next year.

Kind of like how we could have lost the Plymouth game (they missed 3 sitters early doors), we should've lost this game. On the balance of play we didn't deserve 3 points. More experience for the young lads is the plus point though.

If he had stayed he would be the scapegoat right now. Turned out best for everyone that he left so that more fans could realise our current state is all on management, not the players.

League Two beckons thanks to this weasel.

HMS PissTheLeague is back in business.

Plymouth are honking. We've passed the ball to them about 20 times in our own third and they've done nothing with it

The worst thing about it, is that he clearly hasn't got a ****ing clue how this happened.

What is this commentator smoking. Every foul they make we are apparently throwing ourselves to the ground.

These ***** are going to make us the first Premier League club to achieve 3 consecutive relegations. We will be heading for League 2 this time next year, I can almost guarantee it.

When we bottled finishing in the Prem top 4 two years in a row. As soon as that happened alarm bells should have been ringing. The FA Cup win masked the danger signs of a weak footballing mentality. Under Pearson/Shakey/Walsh we were never bottlers. Losing to Spurs with two stoppage time goals should have been a sackable offence for the manager. A real leader at the club who understands football (Pearson) would have been proactive about sorting this shit out and not giving shit players big contracts (Rudkin).

Might help if we had some players willing to throw their head at it tbf.

Is it too much to ask for someone to just run with the ball?