Post by OohMac on Apr 26, 2019 7:52:27 GMT
Not sure if people know about this production, im new to the genre and have been listening to it for the last few weeks. Odd that theres not been one posted this week given that relegation has been confirmed.
Anyway a brief blurb in case your interested, (believe all the usual channels will have it. Free to download, think its BBC and should you want to relive this season you can go back through all the episodes) heres the cast.
Darryl - main guy. Proper fan but has lived only in the Sam Allardyce era so theres a real unacceptance that we should ever be this bad. For me Darryl(could be Darren) says what most fans think. Doesnt understand still why we gave ALF away. Doesnt get Buckley at all? Not happy at all with Parky. Wants to see some younger players in. Fair to say that I could easily spend a pre match drink with Daryl, who may be called Darren, as i said im fairly new to it.
Jack Deardon - hard to balance working for BBC, obviously working with the club and then doing an honest no holds barred podcast. So not surprising that Jack doesnt stick the boot in.
Frustrating at times as Jack seems to talk in cliches and believes them to be wise. Oh will justify Parkys job by throwing in silk purse and sows ear references.
Seems to be at the age were sacking a manager before hes had 15 years is out of order. Does acknowledge that this mess is 12 years in the making.
Odd though that even the players he says arent good enough when asked last week he said he would keep most of them. Inc buckley. The only one he said with any distinction was Wilschut who he claimed went back to Norwich in Jan and hasnt been on boltons books for months. Considering his job he does have gaps in knowledge.
Maggie Tetlow- part of the Supporters Trust. Maggie is sort of bang in the midddle. Knows its bad but has seen it worse. At least on the field. What critisism she has she veils with humour and sarcasm rather than direct blows.
Thats the main players. Anyway, its worth a listen even if it just reassures you that not everyone in the media will tow the line. All 3 will admit to a bad performance though wilk have differing views on why.
Anyway a brief blurb in case your interested, (believe all the usual channels will have it. Free to download, think its BBC and should you want to relive this season you can go back through all the episodes) heres the cast.
Darryl - main guy. Proper fan but has lived only in the Sam Allardyce era so theres a real unacceptance that we should ever be this bad. For me Darryl(could be Darren) says what most fans think. Doesnt understand still why we gave ALF away. Doesnt get Buckley at all? Not happy at all with Parky. Wants to see some younger players in. Fair to say that I could easily spend a pre match drink with Daryl, who may be called Darren, as i said im fairly new to it.
Jack Deardon - hard to balance working for BBC, obviously working with the club and then doing an honest no holds barred podcast. So not surprising that Jack doesnt stick the boot in.
Frustrating at times as Jack seems to talk in cliches and believes them to be wise. Oh will justify Parkys job by throwing in silk purse and sows ear references.
Seems to be at the age were sacking a manager before hes had 15 years is out of order. Does acknowledge that this mess is 12 years in the making.
Odd though that even the players he says arent good enough when asked last week he said he would keep most of them. Inc buckley. The only one he said with any distinction was Wilschut who he claimed went back to Norwich in Jan and hasnt been on boltons books for months. Considering his job he does have gaps in knowledge.
Maggie Tetlow- part of the Supporters Trust. Maggie is sort of bang in the midddle. Knows its bad but has seen it worse. At least on the field. What critisism she has she veils with humour and sarcasm rather than direct blows.
Thats the main players. Anyway, its worth a listen even if it just reassures you that not everyone in the media will tow the line. All 3 will admit to a bad performance though wilk have differing views on why.