by Baizuo » 25 Apr 2018 03:48
by leon » 25 Apr 2018 08:25
by Royal_jimmy » 25 Apr 2018 08:31
by genome » 25 Apr 2018 08:43
leon I’m looking forward to all of those true believers who said we would not be involved in a relegation battle, there was no way we’d be anywhere near it or you’d need to be a fool to think the way the season was going we’d be in any sort of trouble coming on gloating.
by Hiram K Hackenbacker » 25 Apr 2018 08:55
genomeleon I’m looking forward to all of those true believers who said we would not be involved in a relegation battle, there was no way we’d be anywhere near it or you’d need to be a fool to think the way the season was going we’d be in any sort of trouble coming on gloating.
I’m fully prepared for John Smith to go off on one.
by Silver Fox » 25 Apr 2018 09:10
by John Smith » 25 Apr 2018 09:25
Hiram K Hackenbackergenomeleon I’m looking forward to all of those true believers who said we would not be involved in a relegation battle, there was no way we’d be anywhere near it or you’d need to be a fool to think the way the season was going we’d be in any sort of trouble coming on gloating.
I’m fully prepared for John Smith to go off on one.
I agree
John SmithHiram K Hackenbackergenome
I’m fully prepared for John Smith to go off on one.
I agree
I'm here guys, hello. Have very enjoyable Wednesdays won't you please
by John Smith » 25 Apr 2018 09:30
Old Man AndrewsJohn SmithHiram K Hackenbacker I agree
I'm here guys, hello. Have very enjoyable Wednesdays won't you please
You can just spend the day knowing you were right all along with a smile on your face. Congratulations.
John SmithOld Man AndrewsJohn Smith I'm here guys, hello. Have very enjoyable Wednesdays won't you please
You can just spend the day knowing you were right all along with a smile on your face. Congratulations.
Being the kind of sympathetic soul I am, I'm more concerned for the welfare of those who even contemplated our relegation, but hey - that's me
by genome » 25 Apr 2018 09:52
Silver Fox Well, obviously all the time we've spent in the bottom three meant people were right to be worried yeah?
by Silver Fox » 25 Apr 2018 09:57
by genome » 25 Apr 2018 10:01
Silver Fox I never thought we'd go down, call that whatever you like
by CountryRoyal » 25 Apr 2018 10:01
Silver Fox I never thought we'd go down, call that whatever you like
by paultheroyal » 25 Apr 2018 10:03
CountryRoyalSilver Fox I never thought we'd go down, call that whatever you like
You can’t survive of what you don’t take part.
by CountryRoyal » 25 Apr 2018 10:09
paultheroyalCountryRoyalSilver Fox I never thought we'd go down, call that whatever you like
You can’t survive of what you don’t take part.
This actually hurts my head.
by Snowflake Royal » 25 Apr 2018 20:01
Denver RoyalSnowflake RoyalDenver Royal
He did, if you look at it that way. Aluko did, too. And he is still trashed every week. So, maybe a rather narrow way of looking at it.
I guess my point was that Barrow...our player of the season...in terms of his overall play...hasn't exactly taken off and really thrived and flourished under Clement thus far.
And they knew each other, etc. Familiarity, which one would have thought, would be an advantage.
Maybe I was watching Barrow too closely, given their history. That's just my opinion, based on what I've seen on the field. Its all about opinions, and if you've seen different out there, that's fine.
Every decent new manager taking over a team in relegation trouble will prioritise cutting down on silly mistakes and improving defensive organisation and workrate. That's exactly what Clement has done.
Clement has 1.16 points per game in his six.
Stam had 0.7 in his last ten, which include the only win he managed in 18 games!
So far, Clement has done exactly what he needed to do. If his two wins had come against Sunderland and Wednesday rather than Preston and QPR, everyone would be delighted right now.
I agree, Clement's remit is a narrow one. So rIght now anyway, I suppose he's done 'exactly' what he needed to, in one sense anyway.
Ideally, I'd have liked to have seen better...and I bet Clement would have, too. And, I don't believe we'd have seen exactly the same thing under any other manager out there, either. But yes, do better than the run Stam was on, and stay up, that's the extent of it right now.
Going forward, we'll be looking thru a different lens. Being better than Stam's final season would be an incredibly low bar and yardstick by which to be judged and measured by, and the standards to set.
What about next season, would measuring Clement's avg weekly points total vs Stam's first season be a consideration at all? Stam took over a 19th placed team, so would there be any relevance or parallel's?
But yeah, I agree. Right now in these 8 games, it is what it is. That's the bottom line and the scope.
by Zip » 25 Apr 2018 20:07
by muirinho » 25 Apr 2018 20:43
Zip
Surprising that Jonathan Low is still referring us being involved in a relegation battle. It would now take an awful lot of results to go against us for us to go down now.
by windermereROYAL » 25 Apr 2018 20:47
Zip Clement needs at least a couple of transfer windows to try and reshape the squad. We need to try and consolidate next season. I would expect there to be a lot of outgoings over the summer.
Surprising that Jonathan Low is still referring us being involved in a relegation battle. It would now take an awful lot of results to go against us for us to go down now.
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