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Post by riochforthereebok on Aug 24, 2018 21:27:25 GMT
Well, that's whites, Oom and Rioch told off. I don't disagree with you Joanna, I think Parky is doing a good job with the tools at hand. I'm no fan off KA, but he seems to have put the club on a more stable footing for now. So there it is. Let's enjoy it while it lasts. However, it's a forum and people are allowed their views, as you are yours. If the style of football is as tthe old Wimbledon FC, then so be it, let's just enjoy the results and as you say, it will/may attract a more quality player than we have now. Let's face it, whoever heard of the players that we have now? Certainly not household names by any stretch. Key points: We are scoring goals. We are keeping clean sheets. We are getting results. Let's face it we could have the wally with the brolly. I know who I'd sooner have. Oi steady on Wots, I’m no hypocrite 😬 I’m trying to be as positive as I can be about the upturn in fortune along with the challenges that lay ahead and also our progress to date. I will not just agree with the happy clappers on the BN just for the sake of it as I still agree with W63 and others that Parkys football is tough on the eye but I’m also realising that as tough as it’s been to watch, there’s light at the end of the tunnel given the terrible state we’ve been in and some of that credit has to go to PP. It would be nice if KA would back him with a transfer kitty from the Madine sale or surprise us with a couple of decent quality players before the loan window shuts but that might be a wish to far!! Unlike last season where us fans went into games fearing every kick off, this time around we are looking upwards and with more positivity too and I have to say that having watched quite a lot of the other championship games so far, including tonight’s Boro v WBA game, should we really be fearing anyone given the start we’ve had, or is that me being too positive too early?? COYWM
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Post by OohMac on Aug 24, 2018 21:49:05 GMT
Would they have played the same dross though? Would the players have looked better in a different system. There's no way of knowing but in a parallel universe there may have been an attacking Bolton side last season with young players like Cullen, team of the season in L1 for Bradford and Charnley and Vela dominating midfield whilst Noone and Ameobi creating lots of chances for Armstrong and Le Fondre as a pair. Wing backs Robinson and Little getting up and down the pitch and Wheater at the spine bringing through Burke. Even Clough could have come back and found the best position for him. (Never a striker)
Just never know. Anyway I certainly don't want us to lose just to spite the fans who back the team especially on this site.
Ultimately Parky has to do what he believes will keep him in a job. If that's 30% possession and long balls then it's on his head. Ken would have a nerve to interfere after this shambles of this window.
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Post by whitesince63 on Aug 24, 2018 22:13:34 GMT
Well I'm sorry to put a dampener on all this euphoria of a few fluky wins but my decision not to go to games was entirely based on the atrocious, unnecessarily negative and one dimensional standard of football I was being forced To endure. I just came out of the Macron and seethed on the 2 hr journey back to Lincoln, even when we'd won. I actually paid £10 to watch Tuesdays match on iFollow just to see if things had changed but apart from the players on view, nope same old rubbish. In order to pass the players have to move into a position to receive it as Brum did all night. It's perfectly clear that they haven't trained or practised to do that. Magennis was yet again totally isolated up front, just as Madine had been,. Oztumer was far too deep to assist or influence until heaved forward in the second half and at last showed what he could do. Clearly that was too much for Parky as he took him off!! Great we've got the points but does anyone seriously believe things have changed? Hardly. Is this a negative view? No, it's an observation of what I'm seeing and I will continue to express observations be they good or bad until I see something that indicates a positive change. I was considering going tomorrow with my Sheffield mates as usual but decided against. We'd be in one car and I couldn't stand the journey back after what I think will be yet more of the same, even if we'd won.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2018 10:19:30 GMT
Great to read your comments again W63 for all the love in the world don't stop posting and hav'in your say no matter what some people say we are all wanderers fans through and through I hope you go today as I know how much it hurts not to be there.
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Post by whitesince63 on Aug 25, 2018 11:51:13 GMT
Great to read your comments again W63 for all the love in the world don't stop posting and hav'in your say no matter what some people say we are all wanderers fans through and through I hope you go today as I know how much it hurts not to be there. Thanks chip, I have supported Wanderers for over 55 years through thick and very thin and a few rabid posters on a message board won't ever stop me airing my views. Sadly I won't be there today, though as you say I would have loved to, my Sheffield mates have gone without me but no doubt I'll get a just and fair appraisal of the game from them later. A win today would be brilliant and there's no reason we can't get it. I hope Parky has reviewed Tuesday as he said he would and can get the team firing but I also hopes he discourages Alnwick and Beevers in particular from aimless hoofs just giving back possession to the opposition. It's so annoying, frustrating and ultimately pointless. Still good luck to all those going and even if it is still hoof let's hope we somehow hoof 3 points.
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