filbertway Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 As everybody has said, they're a team made up of championship players that had an incredible year last year. Lost a few key players to injury and haven't be able to handle it. Absolutely no reason we don't beat these over 90 minutes and there's really no acceptable excuse for the team.
surrifox Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 First time we’ve got a manager canned before we actually play his team
RowlattsFox Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 ****s sake. Adds another dimension to the game and you never know how a team is going to react. Its weird, because by leaving it this long you'd think they were preparing for him to bring them back, like Dyche, and now Farke. Relationship obviously broken down either with some players or higher level. I like his honesty but he does come across as someone in Warnock mold as being someone who just isn't cut out for environments created at Premier League clubs and the hierarchies that go with it. 1
Lesta2014 Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 Suppose they get a new manager in who will assess the squad and decide who he wants to keep and let go for the summer.
Aus Fox Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 Really poor decision by them I think, realistically whatever happens this weekend, they are all but down. Is there a better manager to take them back up again? Would love to see the stats on clubs who get relegated and keep their manager and go straight back up vs those who sack the manager.
Samilktray Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 Sounds like he’s gone over a disagreement over transfers
Larry_LCFC Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 New manager or not, there is absolutely no excuse not to beat these. An all but relegated team in total turmoil. Got a loss for us written all over it because that is what we do! 2
Sharpe's Fox Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 As if you do it days before the next fixture before an international break. Read the situation.
FoxFossil Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 Bugger. New manager already lined up and in the stand for Sunday? Now we know why Jochiem Low quit Germany. 1
Jobyfox Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 2 minutes ago, Sharpe's Fox said: As if you do it days before the next fixture before an international break. Read the situation. I feel like a want to channel my inner: “Handforth Parish Council” after reading that. READ IT AND UNDERSTAND IT!! 2
martyn Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 Wilder leaving doesn't surprise me given the rumours that Sheff Utd want a DoF/Sporting Director to deal with transfers, whereas Wilder demands total control.
Popular Post surrifox Posted 12 March 2021 Popular Post Posted 12 March 2021 1 minute ago, martyn said: Wilder leaving doesn't surprise me given the rumours that Sheff Utd want a DoF/Sporting Director to deal with transfers, whereas Wilder demands total control. Well if he’s blowing 25 odd million on duffers like Brewster they might have a point 7
MPH Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 18 minutes ago, filbertway said: As everybody has said, they're a team made up of championship players that had an incredible year last year. Lost a few key players to injury and haven't be able to handle it. Absolutely no reason we don't beat these over 90 minutes and there's really no acceptable excuse for the team. Teams can be quite dangerous having just lost their manager...
Milo Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 16 minutes ago, RowlattsFox said: ****s sake. Adds another dimension to the game and you never know how a team is going to react. Its weird, because by leaving it this long you'd think they were preparing for him to bring them back, like Dyche, and now Farke. Relationship obviously broken down either with some players or higher level. I like his honesty but he does come across as someone in Warnock mold as being someone who just isn't cut out for environments created at Premier League clubs and the hierarchies that go with it. I think the word is that he walked as he didn’t get the support he needed/wanted from the board. I assume that they are planning for next year and he didn’t agree with what he was presented with. Fair play to him, tbh.
Popular Post Sol thewall Bamba Posted 12 March 2021 Popular Post Posted 12 March 2021 7 minutes ago, Jobyfox said: I feel like a want to channel my inner: “Handforth Parish Council” after reading that. READ IT AND UNDERSTAND IT!! You have no authority here Chris Wilder, no authority, at all. 1 7
Pliskin Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 (edited) Wilder leaving means nothing. They are wack and we will give then a proper hiding. Edited 12 March 2021 by Pliskin 3
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 Just now, Pliskin said: WIlder leaving means nothing. They are wack and we will give then a proper hiding. This. No excuses.
HighPeakFox Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 As I said before, they're not going to suddenly produce total football out of nowhere. 1
Edingleyfox Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 I admired Wilder for his honesty and bluntness and I think he would have got them promoted next yaer. However, this does take the pressure off United so we will need to start quickly and snuff out any thoughts of a shock home defeat (although nothing would surprise me this year). If we can get back to our flowing football we should be fine but we can struggle against sides like this particularly at home
Deeg67 Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 Could done without that happening right before w repay them, but Wilder is a good manager. Mistake by them.
UniFox21 Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 6 minutes ago, HighPeakFox said: As I said before, they're not going to suddenly produce total football out of nowhere. If they produce a passing masterclass now I swear 1
martyn Posted 12 March 2021 Posted 12 March 2021 (edited) 19 minutes ago, surrifox said: Well if he’s blowing 25 odd million on duffers like Brewster they might have a point Yeah add 20m ish on McBurnie and 10m on Mousset and it looks bad. I reckon Brewster will end up having a decent career ultimately, but Sheff Utd always looked a strange fit. Berge arguably their only decent big money signing. Edited 12 March 2021 by martyn
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