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Smile folks!
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So a win on Saturday gaions Scunny second place in the league and the chance of two home play off matches, given that we win the first one of these. I wonder if JD will alow the mplayers to exp-ress themselves by dumping that stupid one up front system of his, and at the same time give the loyal supporters some reason to enjoy the full 90 min s of games instead of last Saturdays first half disaster????
I just cannot see why top management have never had words with him, if they had the game on Saturday would have seen the team as league champions instead of the play offs, please Jimmy let the players have the 4-4-2 freedom, at the end of the day, we are only playing Blyth Spartons who are rubbish.1 user thanked author for this post.
Hopefully no injuries and or red cards in the last 2 fixtures
I think the worst case scenario would be Whitehall getting injured or suspended and having to play Elliott in the play offs.
Start with Whitehall on Saturday, go for it from the off, and once it’s clear we’ve won the game take him off. Then don’t play him at Gloucester.
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Add Butterfield and Roberts to that list.
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Bit of a fan of Barrows and wouldn’t mind seeing him stay next season.
It’s always helpful to have at least one of your full backs 6ft and decent in the air particularly at National League levels where set pieces are so important.
I think Kelly is the only full back contracted for next season.
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I think we may have to offer our thanks to Ross Barrows for his contribution last night.
The fact his loan extension now has a 24 hour recall is also excellent news for extra squad cover going into the playoffs.
If we go to Gloucester City needing something.
We won’t, second place will be secured on Saturday, the following Saturday will be party day.
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It would be a costly mistake giving Dean next season. Aside from the odd great performance – the season as a whole hasn’t been good enough – I look at the fact we have lost 10 times to these teams when we have a squad on paper that should’ve done a Yeovil. Over the season not good enough – can we risk Dean involved in player recruitment. loans will be vital and his use of loan players has been abysmal
Cant argue with any of that IA .. IMO if we win the playoffs the Board will give JD next season as just cant see them sacking him after hes has achieved the goal set when brought in, i just hope its on a decent easy to terminate contract that wont cost the club an arm n a leg to off load if n when it goes tits up we are struggling as the NL league be a whole new ball game one im not sure JD could survive in.. do they have month by month contracts ????.
Also suppose it depends on just who could would come in and replace him ???
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