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I actually think we'll win this. He's too similar to Brendan, we'll pull out a win and the mood on this board will shift "maybe he just needed more time for it to click".

 

The talent isn't the issue so we've got every chance, even with a manager that makes us weaker. I think a lot will ride on if Stockport score one of the few chances we'll gift them in the first 10.

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Despite myself I'm starting to build hope that we turn it around for this one. Just setting myself up for more crushing disappointment I suspect but that's what we do, right? First time for me at Edgeley Park.

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10 minutes ago, Foxmeister said:

To put that into perspective Shepshed aren’t 125 places below us now.

How long until we meet them in the League, do you think? :P :( 

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13 minutes ago, Bablemikey said:

Despite myself I'm starting to build hope that we turn it around for this one. Just setting myself up for more crushing disappointment I suspect but that's what we do, right? First time for me at Edgeley Park.

I'm clinging onto the faint hope that Martin remembers that when he won the play-off final against Leeds he did so with a more defensively solid formation and approach (back three, 40% possession) & that being pragmatic doesn't necessarily mean he has to completely abandon his philosophy. However, he doesn't appear to have shown any inclination to learn from that game since, so it's unlikely he'll do so tomorrow.

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15 minutes ago, Foxmeister said:

To put that into perspective Shepshed aren’t 125 places below us now.

Jesus christ.

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1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

6 of the last 7 appointments have been dogshit. What makes you think they'll get it right the 8th time? 

I have no faith in the current regime at all to make that decision but we all knew that this one was going to be the worst one yet by a country mile even before he was announced.   I’m thinking the law of averages says we might at least get lucky and if not it means I don’t have to watch any more of whatever this is we’ve been subjected to. 

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I wouldnt trust the club not to get another dogshit manager 

 

Best just to keep this prat till the club is sold 

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14 minutes ago, Foxdiamond said:

Surely whatever the complications Martin has to go if we lose at Stockport particularly if by more than the odd goal

I think they'll give extend it to Barnsley to give him until the international break. If we lose both games, I think he's toast.

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42 minutes ago, em9999 said:

I wouldnt trust the club not to get another dogshit manager 

 

Best just to keep this prat till the club is sold 

Not an ideal scenario, granted we've employed progressively worse managers.

 

However, off the top of my head, I can't think of anyone worse than this cnut. 

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1 hour ago, Bablemikey said:

Despite myself I'm starting to build hope that we turn it around for this one. Just setting myself up for more crushing disappointment I suspect but that's what we do, right? First time for me at Edgeley Park.

Why are you doing it to yourself? Do you have masochist tendencies? 

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On 08/09/2026 at 10:30, kiddo said:

That first picture, Mcfarlane is the left back, how has the winger got five yards on him? Priority number one for a defender: defend.

Their wingers had us all game. I feel like any opposition player who has pace and is direct has the beating of any of our back 4.

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2 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

McCarthy

Woyo, Faes, Souttar, Thomas

Lundstram, Chaplin

Burns, Cullen, Reid

Riis

 

Still wouldn’t have enough experience according to Russell

His post-match comments last week were open to interpretation, but I don't think he was saying he's going to abandon all the young players. I think O'Hora, Lundstram and Chaplin will come in, but Joseph, Braybrooke and Alves will still be in the side. Possibly even Kangasniemi and Howell, too.

 

My main worry isn't about who he picks but how he sets us up. I get the impression he still doesn't think there's anything wrong with his approach & that he just needs to tweak the personnel for it to work. Which likely means we'll continue to ask McCarthy to play out from the back when he clearly cannot do so.

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1 hour ago, ClaphamFox said:

His post-match comments last week were open to interpretation, but I don't think he was saying he's going to abandon all the young players. I think O'Hora, Lundstram and Chaplin will come in, but Joseph, Braybrooke and Alves will still be in the side. Possibly even Kangasniemi and Howell, too.

His post match comments were contradictory boll0cks. He said we lost the game in the first 30 mins or so, and then said the problems was taking off the experienced players and replacing them with energy.

 

We went down 1-0 in the first half because Souttar has no pace and didnt give a stuff, and Bobby and Burns were useless. The experienced players cost us that first half. If we could have got ourselves into the game then it would likely have panned our very differently.

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