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Post by OohMac on Oct 27, 2018 18:48:57 GMT
Thoughts on team sheet was looked a lot better, attacking and dropped him lynchpin. This side should be able to cause some problems.
I still think that's right but you cannot go from 1st gear to 5th gear. Imagine Thursday was a recovery day so gave us one day to rip it up and start again.
I'm sure that actually this team with Wheater is the right team but it will need more practise and players may need that confidence.
Another 0 for in front of the home fans. I mean stats just aren't Phil's friend. I personally think he and Ken should sit down now and work out a package to suit.
Anyone have Heckingbothams number. He would be top choice and I'm hoping he will be in place for the sky cameras on Friday
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Post by kenglowhite on Oct 27, 2018 19:04:40 GMT
Heckingbotham !!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Woppy the Italian on Oct 27, 2018 19:22:09 GMT
Why Heckingbotham? ……….Don't know why you rate him. If theres a possibility of a buyer we have to install a temporary manager for obvious reasons.....David Lee, and the sooner the better. Can we please drop the idea of Mick McCarthy, hes a bigger dinosaur than who we have at present.
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Post by Pedro on Oct 27, 2018 20:45:41 GMT
From BN "Boos at the final whistle. And a result which could have significant consequences for Phil Parkinson, if Ken Anderson's midweek words are to be read correctly. One win in 11 for Wanderers. Five goals scored in that time" First loss at home against Hull since 1935 As usual, shooting pathetic - WTF do they do in training???
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Post by Alptrotter on Oct 28, 2018 8:50:56 GMT
Was the atmosphere as dead as it seemed, watching on tv? It's exactly as you say, Paul. The manager and the dreadful negative approach to playing football has knocked the stuffing out of the supporters. There is just no atmosphere at all these days - just a dreadful acceptance of defeat. Ken Anderson's farcial acts over money, non-payments, threats of admin etc etc are also killing the enthusiasm. Thanks, David. It’s bad enough watching the live streams in the comfort of my own home. Must be infinitely worse to be there! My daughter is still a season ticket holder and she keeps telling me the atmosphere is terrible. Perhaps thankfully my next visit to Bolton coincides with the away game at Villa, so I won’t get a chance to sample it for myself.
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Post by Alptrotter on Oct 28, 2018 8:53:42 GMT
Having read Parky’s comments in the BN, I can’t say I’m overly impressed. Given our recent form and his inability to coach us out of the slump, a little humility wouldn’t go amiss. His first false step in terms of his general conduct, I fear. I wonder if he’s showing KA that he won’t go quietly.....
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Post by greydad on Oct 28, 2018 11:33:51 GMT
Other than Wheater's absence I thought the team selection was better yesterday, although I think a 4-4-2 formation might have kept things tighter at the back. The result was, however, another body blow to the club....the familiar sight of chances being spurned, passes going astray and the inexplicable collective freeze of the defence for Hull's goal....Oztumer's performance was deserving of a goal, and he must be persevered with. Some of his misplaced passes were as much to do with the lack of awareness of others rather than poor judgement on his part, but he will be only too aware that he can and hopefully will do better given the chance . The midfield as a whole must be given an opportunity to gel..he Williams and Vela look to be have some potential as part of a more mobile and effective unit, and who knows, we might get to see more of the Vela we used to know. It looks as though I won't have the opportunity to get to a match until the 1st of December , although Hillsborough is a possibility...I hope that by then a settled and more confident team will be in evidence, and that results will have improved in my absence, whatever the team's shape or form, and whoever is in charge.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2018 12:57:42 GMT
So hand on heart will he get the sack or do we or should I say the chairman think he has done enough in the Hull game to turn it around before it's to late, and he can save himself some money by not sacking him ?
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Post by riochforthereebok on Oct 28, 2018 13:59:35 GMT
Paul Hurst was apparently sacked before the Leeds game albeit he still took to the dugout. That’s from a passionate chairman that wants the best for his football club - Marcus Evans In Ken, we have someone trying to steal a fortune in broad daylight at the expense of our club, thinking some Thai businessman will come along to line his pockets, doesn’t really give a stuff about us fans, just wants more through the gates = more money, he’s an effin parasite and I want him removed along with Parkinson and his back room mob. If Ken really cared, he’d have taken the Marcus Evans approach and fired the gun after the Preston draw or the Sheff Utd defeat, but no, here we are, 24 hours later and still no word on Parkinsons position and the less said about it from the fans, the better in his mind. I do not think Ken will fire Parkinson, he will leave that to the next chairman!
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Post by OohMac on Oct 28, 2018 14:43:00 GMT
So hand on heart will he get the sack or do we or should I say the chairman think he has done enough in the Hull game to turn it around before it's to late, and he can save himself some money by not sacking him ? I can't see how Hull would prove anything but Parky should not be in charge. Hull are one of the only teams we might be expected to win. To lose without scoring again has to be the final nail in his coffin. I'm not sure if our next match being away at Villa might buy him more time. In that no one expects us to win, new manager probably wouldn't want that as first match and it's in front of the cameras so could be an embarrassing first outing. May be Parky will have one last go to save his skin if even to be a bugger for the next man. Imagine Ken would or should be having words with Lee, Kelly Phillips or Darby to see if any of those fancy stepping up. I really don't see Lee as a manager. Could be wrong I just see a lovely fella who probably is happy to see kids develop. TK I imagine would have the personality to take it on.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2018 16:19:33 GMT
Yes I see what you are saying Emma but I have just read on the hate Parky post that he's staying so it don't matter what we think.
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Post by whitesince63 on Oct 28, 2018 18:31:34 GMT
Good decision by Ken because if as I expect, there are vacancies at Bradford and Reading shortly, one or other may well come in for Parky and resolve His problem over a pay off, which can surely be the only reason he hasn't sacked him today. Appearing to support him fully might even get him a release fee??
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Post by Woppy the Italian on Oct 28, 2018 19:27:10 GMT
Would it be a good decision by Ken if they both come in for him and he turns them BOTH down???...….
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Post by Pedro on Oct 30, 2018 17:08:15 GMT
Finally drummed up enough courage to watch the extended highlights and there were some signs of encouragement which I couldn't remember after the game as I was so depressed! A couple of really good moves and much better passing instead of hoofing but inconsistent. Oztumer had some moments of brilliance and Donaldson shows a bit more promise than previously. We could have won if they had just better awareness of how to shoot.
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Post by whitesince63 on Oct 30, 2018 17:20:08 GMT
Would it be a good decision by Ken if they both come in for him and he turns them BOTH down???...…. Ha, ha, good question Woppy. I think Parky would be very silly to turn down either because surely he knows he's on borrowed time here? In fairness, Reading would be a really good job for him, at least he'd feel wanted because he's still something of a star there, not so sure about Bradford. If there was an offer though, I would expect Ken to encourage him out, I think he wants to change just not pay to do it. Maybe it's just wishful thinking but you have to have something hopeful to cling to!!
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