a decade? What are you going on about now? We can only go on what he's doing at our club right now.
Me too. Easy to write something off or say it's crap, broken or will eventually fail. It's easy for people to understand, easy for people to regurgitate without thinking.
Its a little strange and bordering on sycophantic the way youre going on about Warnock. One final time, we're 6th but 6th at this time is the same as 11th and only a couple of points better than 15/16th. Fair and reasonable to say our league position is flattering considering how bad we've been for the most part this season. Im not sure what point youre trying to make, and you dont really seem to be able to get it accross in a succint or concise way? If you like Warnock, great. I dont and look forward to him leaving because he is tacky imho and we can do better or more specifically; we need to try a different approach to get out of this league. However, ive said before we neeeded him to get us out of a mess. He did. thanks
have a lie down then
Strange and Sycophantic?
I am thinking, I'm thinking he's beaten three of the worst teams in the league, that doesn't prove anything. I'm thinking, we were absolutely **** poor for the first 43 weeks of this year, week 44 was pretty good, I'm not gonna get carried away and get my foam hands out and start happy clapping and booking the hotel for a play off victory just yet.
I agree, but that doesn't mean the positives should be over stated either, or the negatives should be hidden down the back of the settee because they're an inconvenient truth
It really isn't, the opposite is true, because logic says we shouldn't have exited the EU, for some people the heart ignored reality and they wanted out. Warnocks teams form has been awful for 10 months, the logic is he's failed, but for some people the heart stays with him.
No your not a crank or a terrorist, you have faith that's great, I'm happy for you, but my faith has been battered by the reality of the last 10 months. I'm now working purely on logic until he actually starts to get a team beating decent sides and 10 game unbeaten runs. We need consistency and an uplift in performances against the top half sides, then I'll reconsider my position. It's all in Warnock's hands though, he wants support, he has to get his team performing for the season not for a week. Even Woodgate had a good week.
we played three of the worst teams in 7 days, that is a quirk.
Everything youve said is totally and completely right. Have a goodun
43 weeks? we’re 14 games into season!
I am lying down.
HE wasn't the messiah, but he did better for us than Warnock, who has had a shocking 10 months to be honest. He has 1 win in 12 against top ten sides in 2021.....that kind of record is terminal to any chance of improving beyond midtable.
You can’t compare Karanka’s season with a settled squad, huge investment and time with Warnock’s post Monk, Pulis, Woodgate car crash of a squad with next to no investment and much less time!
I'm no t comparing Karankas season, you are. I'm just looking at the last 10 months of terrible football and poor results and player misuse. One thing we know is that in 2021 Warnock has had a lot of investment, Payero was 5mill, Kebano and Bolasie didn't come and play for buttons, he's signed 12 players this summer. He can't complain about investment.
what promotion and a play off final is worse than midtable mediocrity? OK
We’ve had Payero for for how long? 3 full appearances and you’re still going on about the last 10 months!
because you can't excuse 10 months of poor performances and results, regardless of when a season starts or ends.
irrelevant these were the players he wanted, were on prem wages and he even benched Kebano often
Karanka inherited a squad that had been under financed for 5 years, Warnock inherited a squad which cost a huge amount of money. You can't really compare those two for many reasons like this, different times, different resources.
8 games of saving the club from relegation and then achieving the exact same amount of points as Karanka did in his first season.
you are forgetting how bad a squad Mogga had assembled by and large and how he was heading us towards relegation in his last season. Mogga had Butterfield, Hines, Hoyte, Ledesma, Main, Richardson, Smallwood, Steele, Whitehead, Rhys Williams, it was a team of crocks and failures. There were a few shining lights, but he had inherited a broken squad not a fixed one.
Morning Mart.