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You can honestly watch a Sunday league game and have a good understanding on how both teams are set up and how they are trying to play. I leave Scunthorpe games with no clue on what formation we just played for 90 minutes.
Southend are in a similar position to us off the pitch and manage to field a much better side, same with so many other clubs
Swann is ultimately to blame but the players and Daws need to take some responsibility; it’s absolutely pathetic.
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I wish you guys the pick up to your season we had last season in our first one down here!
With reference to us being the same as you off the pitch, owner and financially …………yes.
On the footballing side definitely not.
With Maher, Currie and Bentley we have a management team that understand and care about the club and operating at this level.
and behind them we have Collymore and John Still to add to our commercial and scouting team.Maher celebrated his first 12 months in charge at Daggers away, with only 2 players in the squad that featured in the corresponding fixture a year ago.
really hoping that someone with a bit of nous at this level who cares for your football club and can turn your fortunes around. It can be done, but it does need the right people.
V\ery best of wishes and good luck.
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Yesterdays Southend shambles was very disturbing in many ways .. team selection , performance and a lack of any effort lead to.the the obvious outcome.
I hate all the doom.n gloom but i cant see us picking up.enough wins to.keep.is up.and confirmed before Santa has been gone the NLN will.be our home next season.SHAMBOLIC .. cant see a way out of this mess with Daws at the helm n Swan in the big chair… sad to say we look doomed
As one of ours said earlier in the thread, you looked and played exactly like us at this time last season. We binned Tango-man, but more importantly, recruited the right new coaching team, and that was down to our chairman finally keeping his nose out of the football side of things and a big push from Stan Collymore and later on, John Still. It might seem like there is no hope today, but we all know that football is a strange old game and stuff happens followed by improvement. We may well get would up in the high court in November, so we none of us know what is round the corner.
Keep the faith lads, take the piss out of Wrexham and the other big spenders and maybe, just maybe, your players will wake up to the fact that the NL is horribly non forgiving. I really hope you come good and start moving up the table, after all, us SUFCs have to stick together.
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We ain’t going to recruit the “right new coaching team” until Sawnn has sold up. And that’s looking as likely as Tony Adams winning Strictly!
So unless BPG can arrange for him to have a “Road to Damascus” style conversion and he finally sees the light we are bound for Blyth and Spennymoor next season.
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