Cully wrote:boringteacher wrote: I listened to the ginger moron's bleats on dingle fm about 5.30.
What did the idiot say?
Not listening is the easier option.
Cully wrote:boringteacher wrote: I listened to the ginger moron's bleats on dingle fm about 5.30.
What did the idiot say?
ihatethecorps wrote:That stupid giggle when asked if that hurt really wound me up and the fact he does not seem angry with himself or the players for their incompetence. I hate this moronic idiot more than any previous manager since 1986, give me dogface over him anyday and I cant believe im saying that.
Happydays2122 wrote:Most Walsall fans resigned along time ago darth. I'll be there next week though Gate ......2762
King Crimson wrote:Substitutions that are bewildering and game-changing... not in a good way.
King Crimson wrote:Good things: Purkiss is a billion times better than Taundry.
Bernie wrote:King Crimson wrote:Good things: Purkiss is a billion times better than Taundry.
I am no fan of Taundry, but I don't know why you think that Purkiss had a good game. Yeovil had nothing up front, and absolutely nothing wide left, so Purkiss had little to do as a defender for most of the match. However he was clearly implicated in both of the Yeovil goals: the first one he was out of position and then made a pathetic lunge at the ball, the send one, after the waste of space that is Craig Westcarr headed the ball up in the air it landed on Purkiss's chest, then on his shoulder, but he still allowed himself to be robbed.
BarnsleySaddler wrote:Don`t think much of Smiths pre match comments of along the lines of we are not in as bad a postion as last year at this time
Pheasey_Saddler wrote:2-0 Grigg. Surely we can't let this lead slip!
DYSaddler wrote:Another frustrating day at the banks' - as soon as it went 2-1 i think everyone knew exactly what was going to happen. Febian Brandy was outstanding today - he shows the hard work, commitment and desire that is required from any player - shame about some of the others around him. Downing and Holden looked solid for the majority of the game and should be playing against Colchester but this will never happen as DS will bring in captain supremo.Well maybe not because according to some sites i've seen Butler is suspended for 2 games after his red card.Whether that's because he's been suspended once already this season for 5 bookings i don't know. Andy Taylor had one of his best games for me in a saddlers shirt - won nearly every header he needed to, looked to get forward at every chance, very impressive. Purkiss had a generally solid game but what he was doing messing about on the floor for the 1st goal i don't quite know. The Brandy for Bowerman change was quite unbelievable - people rave about Bowerman but I really fail to see it myself, yes he's scored a few goals but has very little quality to his game whatsoever. Very good for the majority of the game but the last 12 minutes was inexcusable again. A win is needed big time next saturday!
philthesaddler wrote:I didn't bother going yesterday, I was still seething at the Coventry performance, so much so I couldn't bring myself to pay money to watch a crap bunch of players lead by an increasingly daft manager.
I don't portion to much of the blame to Dean, he's got a miniscule budget and you get what you pay for, which is average league 2 players. Dean does take the blame for the lack of motivation of the players tho, and lack of organisation at the back, especially considering he was a defender
Willenhall Saddler wrote:philthesaddler wrote:I didn't bother going yesterday, I was still seething at the Coventry performance, so much so I couldn't bring myself to pay money to watch a crud bunch of players lead by an increasingly daft manager.
I don't portion to much of the blame to Dean, he's got a miniscule budget and you get what you pay for, which is average league 2 players. Dean does take the blame for the lack of motivation of the players tho, and lack of organisation at the back, especially considering he was a defender
Stevenage have a similar budget to ours i would have thought? Are they struggling?
philthesaddler wrote:I don't portion to much of the blame to Dean
Willenhall Saddler wrote:
Stevenage have a similar budget to ours i would have thought? Are they struggling?
bangsection wrote:Willenhall Saddler wrote:
Stevenage have a similar budget to ours i would have thought? Are they struggling?
I'll take an educated guess and say that Stevenage's playing budget is bigger than ours but, as you suggest, not big enough to entirely explain the disparity in our league positions over the last two seasons. However, they also benefit from:
1) A culture of success and overachievement over the last decade.
2) A supportive local council (£3.5m invested in the ground and youth set up so far. £50k rent reduction for five years to help fund further improvements).
3) A chairman who goes to games and regularly communicates with fans and the press.
4) A twunt with a drum.
All adds up.
bangsection wrote:You could also add, as someone almost certainly will:
5) A series of lucrative cup runs that have boosted morale and the club coffers.
6) A better manager.
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