Spot on, Ian. You put my point better than I did. “Is McD the man to spend
it? No.” I don’t know I’d go so far as to say he’s clueless….but he is
CLEARLY not the man to spend it. And this is too important an opportunity to
waste.
Michael A. Gardiner
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Whilst I generally try to retain a faint air of upbeat optimism like Rob H,
I have to say I agree with Rich on this one.
Watch it again Rob - it was abject defending, that reeked of a player with
no confidence in his own actions. He went to smack it clear, but then never
really did it with convict
Sorry, this is a clueless report.
Wooton unlucky. Maybe if this is the first time you've seen the lad play maybe
you might consider he was a tad unlucky. If you've seen the shit he's served up
since day one you'd realise this was just another mistake from someone who
can't defend that cost is a
This game was abject and without any good points.
I went from Sheffield. In the ground there was an atmosphere of complete loss
of expectations. Beyond a loss of hope. The only thing holding it all together
was the supporters spirit. The same spirit I saw at Barnsley. The only
difference was tha
Sorry mate - although I admire your positivity and optimism - you must have
been watching a different game to me. We've been shit all year.
Our situation does have parallels with scum - if there's money to spend is McD
the man to spend it? No. The fans kept him in a job on fiasco Friday but the
I actually thought the performance v Forest was not all that bad.
I know they haven't been pulling up any trees recently (hah!), but
nevertheless I thought Forest were excellent. They scored one and a half
very good goals and then produced an extremely disciplined defensive
display for 75 mins. Al
Agreed
But he seems to have lost confidence. Both in himself and that of others. That
tends to become a vicious spiral.
Pity.
Michael Gardiner wrote:
I’m with you that McDermott’s got to go. I’m not sure that I’m ready to call
him a bad manager — any more than I am David Moyes — but the wate
