LiberalCommunist

The utter state of Dykes. Looks like a proper smack head.

They are going to let Tonda continue. I have no doubt about that.

If we don't find the right candidate, then we shouldn't recruit the wrong candidate. If we choose to stagnate, let us be fortuitous to not implode. And if this is a sign of intent or incompetence, then lets drag out the for sale sign and move on from this mistake.

I don't trust our players with TE. As soon as he's given the position, you watch them all drop off as they clearly rule the roost. These players need someone to keep them in check, this job is too big for the under study. Though, I do appreciate the steadying of the ship he has managed thus far. Saying all that, I'm not ging to shit a brick, because I think we are owed a season of mediocracy/struggle due to how the club has been run over the last year. I was looking forward to the Championship, now it feels like medicine.

I think that's just under Labours one in one out scheme to be fair.

This result has nothing to do with the stand in gaffer. This is all on the players. The microscope is ready. We are watching. (I expect now Oriol is official, he'll be a tad vocal in the build-up to this match, just in case someone doesn't understand what is expected.)

The worry is, we start to get things right up top. A bit of cohesion and confidence returns allowing the forward thinking players to nab a goal or two. Then we throw the result way with a last minute brain fart by the keeper. Just imagine how the players feel. Must be pretty dreadful having this match day feeling.

That was ugly. But that winning feeling could well be crucial. We have to start to believe, We have to bury the mental fragility. But we need to cut out the mistakes. There's a lot of work to do. And dropping precious seems like a difficult task. Rough ride ahead.

Game day bitches. And the vibe is different. But. Same old frailties, back to haunt us. 2-2.

The Everton move was a dreadful decision. While here with us, he had a spot light on him, now he has the eye of Mordor as he struggles to adapt. People close to him should had been advising him on his football career, not ftse index profile. Its actually pretty sad,

Already, I am more excited and optimistic for this game. We'll still fanny about with the ball. We'll still miss nice chances. But we're no longer locked in to football depression. That's what I'm telling myself anyway,

This job should be seen as a very good opportunity for someone. But right now, it looks so poisonous, it would be a big career risk. How very sad.

Clean slate. Earn your place. Anyone unhappy with that can fuck off. Time for a new mentality.

A decision that needed to be made. Now, lets not fuck up the next appointment too much please.

This defeat, surely forces their reluctant decision making. He has to go. We need someone brutal in to sort this mess.