i8cornwall
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l’m fully stocked up down there from years of experience on this siteBetter listen out for the all clear siren i8, But you better get some provisions in, It might be a while!
l’m fully stocked up down there from years of experience on this siteBetter listen out for the all clear siren i8, But you better get some provisions in, It might be a while!
By his actions (being Captain, serving his City management 'apprenticeship', getting us to near / in pay offs & not leaving for Lincoln) Matt has showed that 'Once a Grecian ALWAYS a Grecian' and therefore, in my opinion, deserves much time from us the fans.I am generally loyal to our managers while they are with us, be it Appleton,(did equal the most draws in a season record) Cooper Ball Tisdale or Taylor.
With Matt he has kept us interested and challenging for both of the seasons he has currently been in charge, missed out on the playoffs by one goal be it the final game against FGR or even the Grimsby game where we threw the kitchen sink at them and still managed to lose, but we were still in there right up 'til the final match, and last season we were in the top three for most part and were due a decent run of games before football stopped, in the end we made the play off finals, wrong tactics or whatever we were embarrassingly overalled by Northampton so no promotion.
However one or two matches shouldn't define a man's career, the important part to me is that we have been fighting and in the mix for the two seasons he has been in charge.
Covid has changed what we know about our finances and in some ways, I feel it was fortunate that we didn't get promoted last season looking at what we can and cannot afford this season. To say that we should part ways after this coming season, (which is very much a transitional one with a mix of youth and experience) if we don't get promoted is unrealistic, unless of course we do get a shed load of bucks from Ollie's transfer and he blows it on signings similar to Forte and Ajose then we would have to review his position, in the current climate mid table would be good although with the nucleus of last season's squad I am hoping for better
Which is very much my fear given we've had bigger budgets in the last two years and are no further forward.unless of course we do get a shed load of bucks from Ollie's transfer and he blows it on signings similar to Forte and Ajose then we would have to review his position
Why not say the near last decade we're no further foward since relegation from L1? Not saying some of his signings have been the best but all managers have made signings that turn out to be pantsWhich is very much my fear given we've had bigger budgets in the last two years and are no further forward.
I refer you to the post heading about our current manager and him being in post for 2 years.Why not say the near last decade we're no further foward since relegation from L1? Not saying some of his signings have been the best but all managers have made signings that turn out to be pants
Exactly right dommers, Two years in charge and we are still a L2 club, First year he started late due to managerial and other backroom staff changes, Second year, Season cut short in March, Who knows what would of happened if we finished the 46 games but alas we wont.I refer you to the post heading about our current manager and him being in post for 2 years.
Don't thinks its lame just look at what Salford, FGR et al have been doing even before the salary cap was in place. They all have Sugar Daddies in one form or another. UTCPeople often talk about clubs having a sugar daddy or clubs chucking money about like confetti.
Look at most teams in league 2, they aren't doing this, many are struggling and many will really really struggle over the next year or two.
People need to move on from the sugar daddy argument as it's become very very lame.
And still not garunteed success, Think what TPC is saying in our league the "Sugardaddy" thing is not what most people think, Ok some of the teams mentioned have bought a few players but even their combined costs in wages etc is still less than the price of a couple of players weekly wage in the PL, They have the real definition of Sugardaddy, Not in L2.Don't thinks its lame just look at what Salford, FGR et al have been doing even before the salary cap was in place. They all have Sugar Daddies in one form or another. UTC