Blast and drat him.AthleticoSpizz wrote:evening IanSutekh wrote:And there’s the one we all expected.
Increasingly, I'm of the opinion Garcia has had too much hype and exposure too soon.Sutekh wrote:Garcia looking out of his depth again
However the team generally is not getting much luck (just waiting for the next “no penalty” decision to happen now).
Think it’s at least better than both the pathetic recent showings though.
To be fair to Hunt.ILoveMoonPig wrote:To be fair to Hunt, anyone in his job right now has absolutely nowhere to hide. There's no hiding behind some expensive transfers, no yearly refresh of players, there's no blaming the previous coach. It's purely down to tactics, training and man management. He's still inexperienced at first team management, so it's a baptism of fire. I do think he'll come good, given time. He needs to see what areas he's less strong at in order to improve those areas.
Selles had a much tougher hand than Hunt has had. Not fair to compare like for like really. Selles had to deal with a complete turnover of players and settling them in. Also relegation is always a psychological hangover. Whereas Hunt took over a fairly settled squad where most of us could name our strongest 11Snowflake Royal wrote:To be fair to Hunt.ILoveMoonPig wrote:To be fair to Hunt, anyone in his job right now has absolutely nowhere to hide. There's no hiding behind some expensive transfers, no yearly refresh of players, there's no blaming the previous coach. It's purely down to tactics, training and man management. He's still inexperienced at first team management, so it's a baptism of fire. I do think he'll come good, given time. He needs to see what areas he's less strong at in order to improve those areas.
P10, W3, D2, L5
Selles first 10:
W3, D1, L6
And Selles went on to get 1 point from his next 6 games.
Report card after 10 games, certainly improvement needed. But it's still over a point a game. Which would see us safe with a points deduction.
Glen Little didn't run 10 miles in his life.katweslowski wrote:I watched on TV with BBCRB commentary.
I heard this exchange around the 85th minute:
Tim: Savage hasn't stopped running. Amazing. He must have covered 9-10km
Glenn Little: I remember when I was playing, I'd run about 10... Not km, the other one
Tim: miles?
Glenn: maybe, it may be miles. Yea I ran 10 miles in a game ... Or is it miles?
Tim: could it be furlongs?
He meant 10 feet.katweslowski wrote:I watched on TV with BBCRB commentary.
I heard this exchange around the 85th minute:
Tim: Savage hasn't stopped running. Amazing. He must have covered 9-10km
Glenn Little: I remember when I was playing, I'd run about 10... Not km, the other one
Tim: miles?
Glenn: maybe, it may be miles. Yea I ran 10 miles in a game ... Or is it miles?
Tim: could it be furlongs?
I’m no Selles fanboy but to compare equally the situations that he and Hunt inherited is laughable.Royal_jimmy wrote:Selles had a much tougher hand than Hunt has had. Not fair to compare like for like really. Selles had to deal with a complete turnover of players and settling them in. Also relegation is always a psychological hangover. Whereas Hunt took over a fairly settled squad where most of us could name our strongest 11Snowflake Royal wrote:To be fair to Hunt.ILoveMoonPig wrote:To be fair to Hunt, anyone in his job right now has absolutely nowhere to hide. There's no hiding behind some expensive transfers, no yearly refresh of players, there's no blaming the previous coach. It's purely down to tactics, training and man management. He's still inexperienced at first team management, so it's a baptism of fire. I do think he'll come good, given time. He needs to see what areas he's less strong at in order to improve those areas.
P10, W3, D2, L5
Selles first 10:
W3, D1, L6
And Selles went on to get 1 point from his next 6 games.
Report card after 10 games, certainly improvement needed. But it's still over a point a game. Which would see us safe with a points deduction.
With regards to Hunt’s length of contract I suspect he didn’t really want the job, but maybe didn’t have much choice. He knows that if we ever get new owners he’s likely to lose his job, so he may have insisted on a 3 deal as added security. That’s what I’d have done if I was in his shoes.Brogue wrote:This transfer window can’t be helping player mentality, pretty much every player has been linked to be off somewhere. Contracts up for everyone in the squad. Agents probably in the players ears. The focus isn’t there. Get this transfer window out the way and concentrate on the next 4 months. Playoffs are now gone. We need to regroup and focus on the remaining games of the season and getting these 9 points on the board. Why we have given hunt 3 years I just don’t know. And that’s nothing against hunt per se, I’d be equally bamboozled giving any manager a 3 year contract in this day and age.
Yeah that pretty much. Dai has killed any real emotion about the games themselves. Just about surviving until he does oneStranded wrote:The only shit I can muster about current results is the energy it has taken me to write this.
Games are just window dressing at the moment - hopefully it turns around but a run like this was always likely, even if Selles stayed, and more likely because he left - add in the fact that a lot of players will have half an eye on getting out, then defeats were always on the cards.
Once the window shuts, it may improve again but until the club is secure, it just doesn't matter a jot.
Agree and I don't read or access twitter anymore but I can just imagine.windermereROYAL wrote:Absolutely astonishing all the Hunt out calls on the usual platform, and do what exactly?
Where have these brain dead baboons been for the last two years???
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