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You may well be right.
His biggest problem has been the late arrivals of players. Creating a cohesive unit is difficult when new players don’t arrive in time for the start of training and haven’t had much time on the pitch in friendlies.
Have to admit that the quality – as best as you can tell at this point – looks better than I’d been expecting.Hillbuilds team now
Hopefully he has removed the toxic culture that had developed during coxes reign and the one he could not also manage.Seems like a decent blend of seventy minute men who can be replaced by youth adding a bit of zip for the final twenty.He has been quiet recently and I believe he will be hoping his team do the talking for him on the pitch. A lot of points are up for grabs in the first two months and I believe we are capable of a good haul given the fixtures. Failure to do so will obviously put him under pressure.
Hopefully come the end of September he and the team will have put a smile back on our faces. Let’s hit the ground running,fear no one,and get a winning mentality back. Up the iron.1 user thanked author for this post.
If he get’s a good striker in and a few more additional players I think he’ll do alright. Least he’s getting his own players in now and baby Swann’s not pushing forward complete and utter shite.
If you look at the spine of the team with Boyce & Taft centrally at the back with Butterfield, Beestin and Whitehouse in central midfield…it’s not half bad. Dewhurst looks more than capable in goal. I just hope Nuttall performs well. Then we have Feeney behind him…plenty of experience on show.
I like what Hill’s done personally, with what he’s had to work with he’s done really well.
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To be honest I’ve got big respect for Hill I think he took on probably the worst management job in football last season and he’s stuck with it when many would have walked with all the complications of that loan and the ownership issues. I hope he really shows us what he is made of this season. UTI
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Every club in the league are looking for strikers, clubs with more clout than us, we’ll only get the dregs
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Supporters do not know what happens behind the scenes nor on the training pitch. It’s impossible to judge when we are outside not able to see in.
There have been a number of players in recent seasons who have not helped the esprit de corps in the club.
Hopefully, the negativist little sweethearts will have all departed taking their toxicity with them.1 user thanked author for this post.
I think we can assume both Hill and Cox significantly played down just how much of a sh1t show they walked into.
Hill is still getting paid by the astute one and Cox subject to an NDA. It may take a while but I am sure we will hear some horror stories if the great man ever does leave.
Personally I don’t blame Hill. He spent some buttons in January having been forced to let Loft and Onariase go. When it became obvious that sticking plaster was not going to hold he gave the kids a chance to get some experience ready for this season.
His reputation says he can produce competitive team on very low budgets. Well they don’t come much lower than ours in full time professional football so this season is when we see what he can do.
If we spend the season not unduly worried about relegation that will be success. Halfwayish and the man is very good. If we even threaten the playoff positions he is a fecking genius.
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