A Hard Day's Night by Lennon & McCarthy (A) Ipswich 3/11/15
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Re: A Hard Day's Night by Lennon & McCarthy (A) Ipswich 3/11
Some reasonable points of view in this PT. Reality is we could (and generally do) argue about formations, individual players, bizarre team selections, strange signings, whether the current incumbent is the "right man for the job". Bottom line is, Lennon said his target was play-offs not so very long ago. As with any other Manager including the clueless Freedman, fcukwit Coyle, boring bastard Megson, short-arsed Lee, the only real important measure is where we are in the table.Peter Thompson wrote:To be honest I was pushing for us to get Lennon and at the time thought it was a real coup for us getting him - but 12 months later there are zero positives about Lennon, we have made absolutely zero progress, in fact we have gone backwards and he's now putting out a disjointed, disorganised, unmotivated, piss poor bunch of wasters on a regular basis, he's also now found Dougie's bingo machine and is using it to select the RB every week (despite spending what little cash on not one but 2 new full backs who he now won't play)Jugs wrote:I'm not talking about the panorama of Allardyce's entire tenure, I'm talking about the last 2 seasons when he bored the socks off me. It's subjective. I'll never forget Birmingham away when he came out and said he'd "love a 0-0" beforehand. Yep, let's all get excited about travelling down to Brum for a 0-0. We lost by the way, 1-0.
Or the home collapse against newly promoted Reading.
What I don't understand is you won't accept any positives about Lennon, yet you don't want him sacked either?
He's not addressed any of the issues required to move us forward - a striker who can score, a tough tackling midfield leader and a defensive solidity. Even though we have no money he's been allowed to bring in plenty of his own players of which none have improved the side.
I still like Lennon, but he hasn't got any idea whatsoever to get us out of this alarming slump - 1st thing for me is to drop Pratley, in the form he's in (his form of the 1st few years) he's liability, a plodding 'trotter' like cart house and he's supposedly our leader on the pitch - the team currently mirror Pratley i.e. lethargic, ambling, plodding, slow, can't be arsed. We have too many sulkers / shithouses in the side - Feeney, Vela who play with their heads down.
IMO his 'so called' passion is not enough on its own to get out us of the mess we are in, we need someone who can organise, motivate and get this bunch of 'very limited' players playing with pride, spirit & passion, pressing closing down the opposition, getting in their faces and playing with a quicker tempo - and also someone who is tactically aware and unfortunately Lennon is clearly clueless tactically.
I haven't got a clue who we could get or who would come here with this bunch of talentless wasters & also whether we can actually afford to replace him - but simply judging him on his managerial ability at BWFC in the last 12 months he can go now for me....he'll obviously not resign because he'll lose a pay off, but IMO his body language at recent games looks that of a man who doesn't want to be there, doesn't like the job & can't wait to get out because he knows that he can't improve 'his' shower of shite - this may possibly be due to Mjallby leaving or it could just be that he had it easy at Celtic....and perhaps he knows deep down that its nigh on impossible to get this bunch of players interested in winning football matches.
Allardyce did table position very well. Mr Jugs can comment on whether Allardyce should have said he was aiming for a nil-nil at Brum, but the bottom line is we qualified for Europe that season. At the end of December we were third in the table (iirc) and hardly dropped below 5th for most of the season. I'll take that form every time, thanks. It didn't bore me.
Losing to MK Dons. That bores me shitless. Sitting here not expecting to get anything better than a draw against Preston bores me shitless. Turning up to the game convinced we're going to get fcuk all out of it and play like a clueless set of bastards. That bores me shitless. Having no fcuker who can put the ball in the net and being the lowest scoring team in the entire football league - that bores me shitless. One win in 15 games - I don't need to tell you how good that feels - but I will - it bores me shitless.
We've won 7 out of 41 games this year. Not good enough by anybody's standards.
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Re: A Hard Day's Night by Lennon & McCarthy (A) Ipswich 3/11
To be honest its 1 win in 21 stretching back to last seasonWorthy4England wrote:Some reasonable points of view in this PT. Reality is we could (and generally do) argue about formations, individual players, bizarre team selections, strange signings, whether the current incumbent is the "right man for the job". Bottom line is, Lennon said his target was play-offs not so very long ago. As with any other Manager including the clueless Freedman, fcukwit Coyle, boring bastard Megson, short-arsed Lee, the only real important measure is where we are in the table.
Allardyce did table position very well. Mr Jugs can comment on whether Allardyce should have said he was aiming for a nil-nil at Brum, but the bottom line is we qualified for Europe that season. At the end of December we were third in the table (iirc) and hardly dropped below 5th for most of the season. I'll take that form every time, thanks. It didn't bore me.
Losing to MK Dons. That bores me shitless. Sitting here not expecting to get anything better than a draw against Preston bores me shitless. Turning up to the game convinced we're going to get fcuk all out of it and play like a clueless set of bastards. That bores me shitless. Having no fcuker who can put the ball in the net and being the lowest scoring team in the entire football league - that bores me shitless. One win in 15 games - I don't need to tell you how good that feels - but I will - it bores me shitless.
We've won 7 out of 41 games this year. Not good enough by anybody's standards.
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Re: A Hard Day's Night by Lennon & McCarthy (A) Ipswich 3/11
Last season was always gonna tail off after we stayed up. Saying "1 win in 21" smacks of arbitrary line-drawing in mid-March. Far more damning, to me, to say 1 win in all 15 games we've played this season, after a full pre-season, and two full transfer windows.
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Both the goals there I thought, "Doesn't look like they should score from this... goal." No decent attempts to stop the shots but poor stuff from Amos it looks like.
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Why were we always going to tail off?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Last season was always gonna tail off after we stayed up. Saying "1 win in 21" smacks of arbitrary line-drawing in mid-March. Far more damning, to me, to say 1 win in all 15 games we've played this season, after a full pre-season, and two full transfer windows.
And Birmingham City....
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If you were to run around in a circle there, Dr Hotdog, either clockwise or anticlockwise, it's entirely up to you, then you'd curl a nice shit out. Far better than the one that you've just posted.Dr Hotdog wrote:
Pick the bones out of that. I can see two counts of Prince Ball Watching (neither led to a goal) and one count of Amos Poor Positioning (he probably should have done better with the first, too, and judging by his reaction, he knows it).
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Tail off because mission was accomplished, and half the team was always leaving. Maybe "always" is too strong but it didn't surprise me.BWFC_Insane wrote:Why were we always going to tail off?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Last season was always gonna tail off after we stayed up. Saying "1 win in 21" smacks of arbitrary line-drawing in mid-March. Far more damning, to me, to say 1 win in all 15 games we've played this season, after a full pre-season, and two full transfer windows.
And Birmingham City....
Dunno what you mean about Brum.
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Anyway, less than 3 days to go. Who's coming up with the thread title? Come on?
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To cheer myself up I watched Jule's goal at Southampton again. Thanks DSB. At the time I think it was the mentalist celebration I'd ever been part of watching the Wanderers. Swiftly followed by the biggest baddest kick in the knackers I've ever had but hey ho.
I followed this by watching the Ipswich highlights and got my videos confused. Who was the lumbering no4 playing for us last night that ambles into view on all their attacks without looking like he's going to do anything useful?. I swear it's Paul feckin Comstive!
I followed this by watching the Ipswich highlights and got my videos confused. Who was the lumbering no4 playing for us last night that ambles into view on all their attacks without looking like he's going to do anything useful?. I swear it's Paul feckin Comstive!
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Think it's Dervite??Harry Genshaw wrote:To cheer myself up I watched Jule's goal at Southampton again. Thanks DSB. At the time I think it was the mentalist celebration I'd ever been part of watching the Wanderers. Swiftly followed by the biggest baddest kick in the knackers I've ever had but hey ho.
I followed this by watching the Ipswich highlights and got my videos confused. Who was the lumbering no4 playing for us last night that ambles into view on all their attacks without looking like he's going to do anything useful?. I swear it's Paul feckin Comstive!
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Jeez. Can someone buy this thread a one way ticket to a clinic in Switzerland please. De. Press. Ing. And not a single Beatles pun for days.
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All the BWFC squad are running up Rivington tomorrow.
Fool(s) on the Hill.
Fool(s) on the Hill.
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... and if DSb's aunt can get her neck around wearing the old man's bollocks.Jugs wrote:Yes, it isn't great at the moment, but if we have a fully fit squad in January and IF the board will release some funds and IF the scouts and Lennon get together and bring in some talent, I'm optimistic that things will improve.
... and if DSb's aunt can get her neck around wearing the old man's bollocks.Jugs wrote:I'm certain. If he can keep his best XI fit, and if he can lift the players' confidence and MAYBE spend some cash in Jan on some talent, things will improve.
Peter Thompson wrote:this may possibly be due to Mjallby leaving
NicePeter Thompson wrote:I like listening to him and he comes across like he knows the game and he's a sincere genuine man ...
Well at least he's nice to listen to and comes across a sincere genuine man .Peter Thompson wrote: ... but what I'm seeing on the pitch with his team selections, tactics, lack of team shape, no passion, slow tempo, no pressing like we did in his 1st few games I'm seriously doubting his managerial ability
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enrdentw wrote:All the BWFC squad are running up Rivington tomorrow.
Fool(s) on the Hill.
THREAD CLOSED.
Às armas, às armas!
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Pela Pátria lutar!
Contra os canhões marchar, marchar!
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Do you think it's time for him to go then?Enoch wrote:... and if DSb's aunt can get her neck around wearing the old man's bollocks.Jugs wrote:Yes, it isn't great at the moment, but if we have a fully fit squad in January and IF the board will release some funds and IF the scouts and Lennon get together and bring in some talent, I'm optimistic that things will improve.
... and if DSb's aunt can get her neck around wearing the old man's bollocks.Jugs wrote:I'm certain. If he can keep his best XI fit, and if he can lift the players' confidence and MAYBE spend some cash in Jan on some talent, things will improve.
Peter Thompson wrote:this may possibly be due to Mjallby leaving
NicePeter Thompson wrote:I like listening to him and he comes across like he knows the game and he's a sincere genuine man ...
Well at least he's nice to listen to and comes across a sincere genuine man .Peter Thompson wrote: ... but what I'm seeing on the pitch with his team selections, tactics, lack of team shape, no passion, slow tempo, no pressing like we did in his 1st few games I'm seriously doubting his managerial ability
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I'd go with 'The End.'TonyDomingos wrote:Jeez. Can someone buy this thread a one way ticket to a clinic in Switzerland please. De. Press. Ing. And not a single Beatles pun for days.
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Not got an answer, Enoch?
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I suppose if things carry on there's a chance he'll do a presser entirely in song titles by the Hey Jude Hitmakers.
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