I think we’d pay good money if that could be arranged....mad79 wrote:Surprise those cardboard cut out haven’t got up and left watching this shite
by Sutekh » 30 Jun 2020 19:59
30 Jun 2020 19:59I think we’d pay good money if that could be arranged....mad79 wrote:Surprise those cardboard cut out haven’t got up and left watching this shite
by tidus_mi2 » 30 Jun 2020 19:59
30 Jun 2020 19:59Against Luton we're certainly in the "must not lose" rather than "must win"Zip wrote:We probably need two or three points to be safe so I would take a point in Saturday. We must be more defensively set up so Pele has to start as does Rinomhota.
I have to question what O’Shea is doing because we are easy pickings at corners.
A woeful performance. Very much in keeping with the bad days of recent years.
by Hound » 30 Jun 2020 19:59
30 Jun 2020 19:59by Sutekh » 30 Jun 2020 20:01
30 Jun 2020 20:01Agreed. They are a good side but the one paced slow tempo relaxed nothing to worry about tripe that Reading played throughout hardly presented any sort of challenge.Hound wrote:They’ve come off wins against Fulham and WBA and completely owned this gameJagermesiter1871 wrote:Didn't think Brentford were anything particularly special. We were just absolutely horrendous. Barely got out of our own half mainly down to our own incompetence. These twats are already on the beach in Dubai.
They are clearly a quality side. We certainly made it easy for them though
by Royal_jimmy » 30 Jun 2020 20:02
30 Jun 2020 20:02That's such a clear and obvious piece of analysis of our problem in recent years. We need a manager with experience and one who's had some success at this level.retro royal wrote:Not proven managers, Stam (never managed) Clement (poor previously) Gomes (Not exactly successful anywhere) Bowen (DOF) Yes they all know football but we have an unbalanced squad and need someone to to sort out this squad top to bottom, thank god a lot of dead wood leave this summersandman wrote:If Bowen is clueless I don't know what most of the managers we've had in recent years would be described as.Royal_jimmy wrote:
Do you trust Bowen with a new team? I think Bowen has shown himself up to be a clueless manager to be honest.
by Royal_jimmy » 30 Jun 2020 20:04
30 Jun 2020 20:04Brentford are a great side and I hope they go up. But it's no excuse for today. Our performance was poor.Hound wrote:Adam has played pretty well
Just been outclassed today by a very good side tbh
Can’t help but be jealous of what Brentford have built
by Zip » 30 Jun 2020 20:04
30 Jun 2020 20:04Yep very much so. A point is fine.tidus_mi2 wrote:Against Luton we're certainly in the "must not lose" rather than "must win"Zip wrote:We probably need two or three points to be safe so I would take a point in Saturday. We must be more defensively set up so Pele has to start as does Rinomhota.
I have to question what O’Shea is doing because we are easy pickings at corners.
A woeful performance. Very much in keeping with the bad days of recent years.
by Sutekh » 30 Jun 2020 20:05
30 Jun 2020 20:05Personally been hoping for Hughton ever since Adkins got the push.Royal_jimmy wrote:That's such a clear and obvious piece of analysis of our problem in recent years. We need a manager with experience and one who's had some success at this level.retro royal wrote:Not proven managers, Stam (never managed) Clement (poor previously) Gomes (Not exactly successful anywhere) Bowen (DOF) Yes they all know football but we have an unbalanced squad and need someone to to sort out this squad top to bottom, thank god a lot of dead wood leave this summersandman wrote:
If Bowen is clueless I don't know what most of the managers we've had in recent years would be described as.
by Bristol Paul » 30 Jun 2020 20:06
30 Jun 2020 20:06Brentford are class.. The earlier poster who said they are nothing special clearly needs new specs. Our performance was shocking though and Bowen picked the wrong team yet again. No pressure on Brentford, and I’m seriously worried about Ejaria who just slows things down with zero end product.Royal_jimmy wrote:Brentford are a great side and I hope they go up. But it's no excuse for today. Our performance was poor.Hound wrote:Adam has played pretty well
Just been outclassed today by a very good side tbh
Can’t help but be jealous of what Brentford have built
by yuomi » 30 Jun 2020 20:08
30 Jun 2020 20:08by Snowflake Royal » 30 Jun 2020 20:10
30 Jun 2020 20:10by Jackson Corner » 30 Jun 2020 20:16
30 Jun 2020 20:16by windermereROYAL » 30 Jun 2020 20:17
30 Jun 2020 20:17by tmesis » 30 Jun 2020 20:19
30 Jun 2020 20:19If you have poor players with poor attitudes, you'll always struggle. It doesn't matter who the manager is.yuomi wrote:Brentford are every inch a premier league side, but that was pitiful from us.
Bowen wasn't helped by a team that looks like they couldn't give the slightest toss, but he got everything wrong tonight. There HAS to be a Plan B w/out Joao fit and it CANNOT be 1 up front because we simply don't have anyone who can do that.
by Old Man Andrews » 30 Jun 2020 20:19
30 Jun 2020 20:19It's probably very high.windermereROYAL wrote:Love to see the Brentford wage bill compared to ours, a very good side has been built there. it can be done.
by Millsy » 30 Jun 2020 20:22
30 Jun 2020 20:22by Huckleberry Hound » 30 Jun 2020 20:25
30 Jun 2020 20:25But Colin’s gone to MiddlesbroughRoyal_jimmy wrote:That's such a clear and obvious piece of analysis of our problem in recent years. We need a manager with experience and one who's had some success at this level.retro royal wrote:Not proven managers, Stam (never managed) Clement (poor previously) Gomes (Not exactly successful anywhere) Bowen (DOF) Yes they all know football but we have an unbalanced squad and need someone to to sort out this squad top to bottom, thank god a lot of dead wood leave this summersandman wrote:
If Bowen is clueless I don't know what most of the managers we've had in recent years would be described as.
by WestYorksRoyal » 30 Jun 2020 20:26
30 Jun 2020 20:26by Torbay Royal » 30 Jun 2020 20:33
30 Jun 2020 20:33by Ascotexgunner » 30 Jun 2020 20:35
30 Jun 2020 20:35BUT......if your having a huge clear out and bring in a couple of players do you trust the man in charge (who may well have had a say on those players coming in and partially responsible for this squad.....OR.....Do you bring in a manager who has experience, a track record, and let him work out this mess and let him build.....or do we just carry on with the same old bullsh+t and let John o Shea be the next man in charge if it goes t*ts up next season... (nightmare scenario)WestYorksRoyal wrote:I want to be measured and reasonable after getting beaten by a good team who are third in the league. But FFS, we didn't even make it hard for them. We didn't make them prove why they're up there.
I'm sick of supporting a team who are easy to play against. I'm sick of supporting a club defined by management turnover, erratic recruitment and instability. I'm fed up of soft goals, dire football and relegation battles. I'm fed up of false dawns. Let's be honest, it's all we've known for the past 6 years or so now.
Has Bowen done a decent job? Considering what a mess the club is, I'd say yes. But I really wouldn't be averse to having an enormous clearout of this squad and rebuild.
In the 00s, that draw against Brentford was pivotal for both clubs, and they probably looked on in envy at our success for several years. Well the roles are reversed now. I wish we could be run like Brentford. I wish we could scout and coach well and send our players on for millions. I wish we could consistently play exciting football at the right end of the table. They're an excellently run club; we're shit.
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