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Relatively speaking we are a big draw – for those knocking about the upper echelons of regional football we are appealing – but no more than that. Anybody with league/professional football aspirations need not apply. However I would welcome some footballing experience into the building because we have a team of well meaning non footballing people running the club.
They always do before they join.
I can’t see him wanting to come back. I’m sure he’s chilling and enjoying life atm and does help out where he can – which he doesn’t have to.
I think we’re in such a unique position (and a dreadful one at that). It needs somebody who can get a tune out of this side, and at this level.2 users thanked author for this post.
That contract extension looks a bit ill timed now!
For clarity I meant the OWS interview, I think Olly asks good probing questions (I didn’t make that clear enough) .
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Those SUFC interviews might as well be a Nirth Korean press officer interviewing Kim Jon Il, offers no challenge whatsoever.
I’ve always supported Butler, it was getting harder by the day and listening to RH they were very damning of the whole situation. The players have to take some responsibility but everybody knows the movement out of the club isn’t the players it’s the manager. If he cannot see what is in front of his eyes then I feel for him because he will lose his job in the not too distant future. The players are an absolute disgrace btw but the tactics worse still.
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That was a hard watch, really low on quality, the amount of misplaced passes and turnover of the ball was staggering – on both sides. It was proper village stuff.
I did mention about part time but not based on any insider knowledge but I can see a prolonged stay in this division with the current set up and part time looks more likely given the situation. It will put a fair few off.
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Pleased for Butler to go 4-4-2 (assumed) and put two big lads up top with Roberts on wing (again assuming). Great result and hopefully the positives can be taken
Sometimes players are under instruction to do things which can mask as not being good enough or bothered. Southgate at the Euros was a classic example of players on the leash and off the leash (chasing the game when down).Most would agree when behind and a formation change has been necessary the threat levels we pose went up / so there is something there to work with. I just want Butler to at least try something beyond a 3-5-2/5-3-2 formation and see what it yields. Every footballer in the land, pro or a amateur can play a 4-4-2/4-3-3, I wish Butler would at least try it – for the sake of his job because I want him to succeed.
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Laws Robins Alexander McAll all tried 3-5-2 (maybe even more managers) and they almost always produced turgid football, not pretty and very frustrating, some of these managers had very good players at their disposal. We should have enough quality to play decent under 442
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There were professionals and pub players on the pitch today, you couldn’t tell who was who.
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Agree that sacking Butler isn’t going to happen but 3 wins in 14 in what is without the doubt one of the worst leagues for fans to watch professional football in. Something has to change and doing the same thing over and over funnily enough isn’t working. He needs a midfielder needs a formation change
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Seen a stat that we haven’t won on Saturday since August? Played 14 won 3? That is a damning stat in what is a pub league.
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I’ve supported Butler and still hope he stays but the only way he’ll save his job now is to look at the formation. If he cannot see that then no one can help him.
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Well, for whatever reason he has had his marching orders, not dealt with ideally, more important is our slide down the table and no new players but apparently the same formation going to be trotted out.
Do we have any idea if there are any plans for new players or recovering injury prone players to join us?It is strong language, no mutual consent stated, just a termination. In the non footballing world it probably means a lot more.
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Football is awash with ex pros who are useless at management, some very high profile ones to boot. Do fans know better? Probably not but you don’t need to be Zidane to see something isn’t working, we’re in the relegation spots on the form table for the last 8 or so games – with the resources available that is really bad.
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Extended stay in the league may affect the gates we get. The standard isn’t great so it may be that the part time model works better, I don’t know what crowds Stockport use to get when part time but they are of similar size (maybe slightly bigger).
Where are you getting ‘veering towards part time’ from? Not heard that.
Not heard it from anywhere, merely offering an opinion that if we have a sustained stay in this division (and that would be through performances on the pitch) then the only sustainable model would be part time (which I think Stockport did in their time in NLN). If that does happen then one or two senior roles would have to be given up or offered gratis by those who can offer such, and I’m talking about a potential 5+ year stay.
I offered the opinion that the Buxton game was the most important to turn in a performance with a string of fixtures coming up with teams in and around us – a statement performance could have set us up nicely to consolidate and keep the floating fans interested in what is generally a very poor footballing league. Sadly we are regressing at an alarming rate and we desperately need to bolster attacking options and midfield with loans if possible.Not a mistake but there is some credence in some of these points. We’re
looking to become a professional outfit off the field but the team is veering towards part time which would make these roles redundant and unaffordable (at least from a PAYE perspective). There is a significant liability moving forward having these senior roles
in place with what might be an extended stay in this league. The contract extension for Butler was ill timed and inappropriate – at least let him prove himself (is it a point a game since he signed?).Denton Evans koughoun barrows
Combative midfielder Beestin Carlton Roberts
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Whatever your thoughts on Butterfield he contributed an awful lot. I would’ve liked Butterfield and Butler. Butler on his own is now hard to justify for me personally. A player coach/assistant in Butterfield would’ve added some good experience in the front positions.
Was watching the egg chasers so didn’t go (in fact I’ve gone from season ticket last season to the odd match this) what went wrong? Concern was the clean sheet syndrome has now gone to conceding 3 syndrome.
Hope it’s a combative midfielder or an attacking option.
We’ll be saying ‘some of these need a kick up the bum that’s why I’ll be playing the exact same formation.
Midfield was a concern tonight so I’m going to ensure the same people that are easily outmuscled continue
That was when we had the steel fence up, I reckon it was York, though I may be mistaken. Good times back then
7 midfielders in our squad and he plays two defenders in there (sometimes 3 when, bizarrely Evans sits in there).
I can’t believe we have no loans here. Maybe we can’t afford part of the wages, something isn’t right.
Butler seemed to be struggling in that interviewI’m trying really hard to stick by Butler, he needs to turn this shambles around. I know Butterfield was aging but his goals and assists and creativity haven’t been replaced. We”ve kept and signed dross. Crying out for decent footballers in the squad.
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Can we not sponsor the various ailments people will get from poor food prep?
Listeria sponsored by Tony’s Textiles?1 user thanked author for this post.
Quality was fine and the camera angle OK.There was one game which had a steel column right in front of the camera but it wasn’t Spennymoor
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