SWS1 wrote:And before anyone actually replies, I'd better admit the above is a (very poor) joke.
(But which bit. A-ha!)
:mrgreen:
Oops! Wasn't quick enough, there. :lol:
SWS1 wrote:And before anyone actually replies, I'd better admit the above is a (very poor) joke.
(But which bit. A-ha!)
:mrgreen:
Happydays2122 wrote:I'd like to see a change.... And quickly. 8 signings is it now ?
the replacement of butler has been a disaster waiting to happen. James chambers played out of position and Holden
The form is simply a carry on from the end of last season so actually this is a run of something like 20 plus games.
Happydays2122 wrote:I'd like to see the stats in terms of wins, loses, draws since February 2014
I think..... Maybe 2,3,4 wins possibly out of maybe 22,23,24 games
Abysmal run of form which if continues makes us absolute certainties for relegation a long time before the season ends
bangsection wrote:Bit of a blow to the clamour for 4-4-2 today. At home, fair enough - change things up. Away, it was a disaster. 4-2-3-1 has always worked better on the road. Perfect opportunity today to start Baxendale behind Bradshaw but rushing Manset into the side backfired big time.
Also, what does it say about Smith's confidence in Holden that he rushed Chambers back early? Too early, as it turned out.
Happydays2122 wrote:don't know what will happen at Walsall
But with 2 WINS OUT OF THE LAST 23 GAMES
Most Clubs would look at change of manager
Torbaysaddler wrote:Happydays2122 wrote:don't know what will happen at Walsall
But with 2 WINS OUT OF THE LAST 23 GAMES
Most Clubs would look at change of manager
The question we should be asking ...... What are the ambitions and aims of Walsall F.C. and let's not get too ambitious and say over the next two years. Do we want promotion to the Championship or are we happy to stay in League 1?.
You can't make a Silk Purse out of a Pig's Ear. I only saw the pre-season game at Torquay and what I saw was pretty poor ( see my brief comments )
In my humble opinion, it's getting to to the stage of directing your anger, not at the manager but at the the board or the one who controls the purse strings.
Having said that is the reality in this day and age that all the money and attention is going to a few top clubs and the football pyramid is no longer working and teams like Walsall have to accept that they are where they are.
I hope not, because it will be the demise of Football being the major sport in this country. My wish is that the big sponsors and sugar daddies of the Premier League move and and give the sport back to true fans.
I was taken to my first match at Fellows Park in 1952 and passed through the crowd to the front behind the goal, I was only 6 at the time, but what a thrill, I was hooked.
But what I have seen over the past few years, I only go to the games down here in Devon, has not been a pleasant experience and definitely not value for money as an expenditure for entertainment.
Your insults are expected
belgiansaddler wrote:Torbaysaddler wrote:Happydays2122 wrote:don't know what will happen at Walsall
But with 2 WINS OUT OF THE LAST 23 GAMES
Most Clubs would look at change of manager
The question we should be asking ...... What are the ambitions and aims of Walsall F.C. and let's not get too ambitious and say over the next two years. Do we want promotion to the Championship or are we happy to stay in League 1?.
You can't make a Silk Purse out of a Pig's Ear. I only saw the pre-season game at Torquay and what I saw was pretty poor ( see my brief comments )
In my humble opinion, it's getting to to the stage of directing your anger, not at the manager but at the the board or the one who controls the purse strings.
Having said that is the reality in this day and age that all the money and attention is going to a few top clubs and the football pyramid is no longer working and teams like Walsall have to accept that they are where they are.
I hope not, because it will be the demise of Football being the major sport in this country. My wish is that the big sponsors and sugar daddies of the Premier League move and and give the sport back to true fans.
I was taken to my first match at Fellows Park in 1952 and passed through the crowd to the front behind the goal, I was only 6 at the time, but what a thrill, I was hooked.
But what I have seen over the past few years, I only go to the games down here in Devon, has not been a pleasant experience and definitely not value for money as an expenditure for entertainment.
Your insults are expected
The only thing I would insult you about after that post is living in Devon!!! If you were going to move that far you could of least emigrated completely and gone to Cornwall :mrgreen:
Happydays2122 wrote:If we lose to Colchester on saturday
The gates plummeting week by week
My prediction is he will be clearing his desk by the monday
Sadders wrote:Interesting times ahead, let's hope Smith comes back from this. But everyone needs our support at the moment, not jeering or booing, or fickle. It's not been good enough, but it's a long road ahead this season and we can still quite easily walk to promotion from this point and in football...stranger things have happened.
belgiansaddler wrote:It was totally Sawyers fault today, he didn't influence the match at all. I can't remember him making any positive contribution to the match. No chasing lost causes, no tackles, no telling passes and he didn't get into the box once. he should be shot.
clawtheolder wrote:If anyone thinks the goalie could have saved those two goals needs there heads looking at, they should be looking at the 6 outfield players chasing shadows from the halfway line for the first one :roll: :roll: .
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