Tru dat ^^^
Will the owners fund this level of spending having splashed the cash in January?...under the tin wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 17:18Tru dat ^^^
Maybe it's as well. A summer clear out of dead wood, coupled with a structured summer recruitment, as opposed to the farce that preceded this season will leave the club stronger in the longer term.
Look on the bright side. We'll be better placed to give our neighbours down the M4, and up the A4074 a good thrashing next year!
My money's on Argyle to go up with Lincoln and Cardiff. They've got the same thing that we had in 2012. Momentum.
Maybe leam will learn that a football match has 2 halfs.under the tin wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 17:18Tru dat ^^^
Maybe it's as well. A summer clear out of dead wood, coupled with a structured summer recruitment, as opposed to the farce that preceded this season will leave the club stronger in the longer term.
Look on the bright side. We'll be better placed to give our neighbours down the M4, and up the A4074 a good thrashing next year!
My money's on Argyle to go up with Lincoln and Cardiff. They've got the same thing that we had in 2012. Momentum.
Not sure I would want to give Leam the summer if we are playing the same awful football. Can’t fault him on results but it’s really tough to watch and certainly not entertaining. Really considering not renewing my season ticket next season.windermereROYAL wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 17:22 I`ll be delighted to finish the season on May 2nd, it`s been a struggle to get enthusiastic about any of this shit show.
Give Leam the summer and see what he can do with it.
So, knowing that the pitch is smaller presumably the manager and coaches spent preparation time by narrowing the training pitch in preparation when training since Tuesday?Snowflake Royal wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 16:01Pitch quality is fine, but size is playing a big factor. It's very narrow and that's making everything tight.South Coast Royal wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 15:58 I know that everybody says it's the result that matters at the "business end" of the season but this is dire stuff from both teams and this time I don't think the pitch can be blamed..
If you didn't know you would guess that this was a game between two mid-table sides in the Conference with nothing to play for.
As we have said so many times this season, the second half has to be better.
BTW I had forgotten that Doyle (much improved of late) was playing until the game was in added time.
Stevenage don't score many and they concede even fewer.
It's not an exciting match, but I wouldn’t say it's particular poor quality or error prone, just good defending and limited space.
Checking online, their pitch seems to be 4 metres narrower than ours and about 1 shorter. That's quite a lot of pitch missing.
Tbf, we keep more clean sheets, than fire blanks. 7 vs 5 I think.Hound wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 18:23 The inability to ever keep a clean sheet is what’s hurting us most at the moment. Is that 12 in a row without a clean sheet? Not good enough. Some games you need to hold out for a 0-0 and we weren’t capable
Forwards generally doing enough for us but you can’t score every single game - often more than once
It’s being shit that hurts us. Backwards passing imaginationless, weak willed shitSnowflake Royal wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 18:39Tbf, we keep more clean sheets, than fire blanks. 7 vs 5 I think.Hound wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 18:23 The inability to ever keep a clean sheet is what’s hurting us most at the moment. Is that 12 in a row without a clean sheet? Not good enough. Some games you need to hold out for a 0-0 and we weren’t capable
Forwards generally doing enough for us but you can’t score every single game - often more than once
Maybe over the season but talking more recently. We had a spell where we kept a couple and looked solidSnowflake Royal wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 18:39Tbf, we keep more clean sheets, than fire blanks. 7 vs 5 I think.Hound wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 18:23 The inability to ever keep a clean sheet is what’s hurting us most at the moment. Is that 12 in a row without a clean sheet? Not good enough. Some games you need to hold out for a 0-0 and we weren’t capable
Forwards generally doing enough for us but you can’t score every single game - often more than once
That would seem the sensible and logical thing to do but I'm not sure Richardson does 'sensible and logical'.South Coast Royal wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 17:31So, knowing that the pitch is smaller presumably the manager and coaches spent preparation time by narrowing the training pitch in preparation when training since Tuesday?Snowflake Royal wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 16:01Pitch quality is fine, but size is playing a big factor. It's very narrow and that's making everything tight.South Coast Royal wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 15:58 I know that everybody says it's the result that matters at the "business end" of the season but this is dire stuff from both teams and this time I don't think the pitch can be blamed..
If you didn't know you would guess that this was a game between two mid-table sides in the Conference with nothing to play for.
As we have said so many times this season, the second half has to be better.
BTW I had forgotten that Doyle (much improved of late) was playing until the game was in added time.
Stevenage don't score many and they concede even fewer.
It's not an exciting match, but I wouldn’t say it's particular poor quality or error prone, just good defending and limited space.
Checking online, their pitch seems to be 4 metres narrower than ours and about 1 shorter. That's quite a lot of pitch missing.
That is the great benefit of having a modern training facility.
Or did they?
Yep, me too, first away game this season, must be one of the worst performances of the season. Can't remember a shot on target, second half we hardly got in their box at all, let alone have a shot.
If it was worse than Mansfield it must have been hideous.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 20:56Yep, me too, first away game this season, must be one of the worst performances of the season.
Believe me, it was bad. Lots of disgruntled fans too.windermereROYAL wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 21:03If it was worse than Mansfield it must have been hideous.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 20:56Yep, me too, first away game this season, must be one of the worst performances of the season.
under the tin wrote: ↑21 Mar 2026 17:18Tru dat ^^^
Maybe it's as well. A summer clear out of dead wood, coupled with a structured summer recruitment, as opposed to the farce that preceded this season will leave the club stronger in the longer term.
Look on the bright side. We'll be better placed to give our neighbours down the M4, and up the A4074 a good thrashing next year!
My money's on Argyle to go up with Lincoln and Cardiff. They've got the same thing that we had in 2012. Momentum.
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