I'd replace 'would' with 'might'. Personally he failed to get the players working for him in the middle of last season, just have a recheck on results.Double this. I still think we would have survived with Ralph,he got more out of these ****ers
I've never before in 60 years sat so emotionless for so long in my seat. After the first 15 mins with a couple of corners a sharp save from their goalie, we have given up the pitch to, frankly, a team which didn't look like PL to me but were smart enough to see we'd 'gone'. I stayed until the bitter end and started to tot up how many 'goals' have been written off by VAR as a distraction from the reality that this is the dying rites of our Club and it's been going on for years, slowly and accelerating this year. I'm an optimist by nature and really try to see the positives in things but I wish this season had ended last night.
The results are bad enough but to sit there week in, week out and listen to the baying mob of away supporters that really gets into me.
SR must demonstrate more than the gain they have already provided, ie financial security and player investment, far more than we've seen for years, remove the people who are responsible for the decisions which have helped to humiliate our Club, find a manager of a good track record along with a new leader on the pitch and ensure that next season we have a reason to turn up with our shirt and scarf on full view with pride. The grim truth is that unless they succeed in their task, SR will be in charge of a League 1 club with a half empty stadium on cut price tickets the season after next.
The ball is in their court.
