A win tomorrow pulls them out. Hence, they don’t win tomorrow, they’re in the drop zone at the weekend.
Match Day Thread Wrexham v Hull City
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A win tomorrow pulls them out. Hence, they don’t win tomorrow, they’re in the drop zone at the weekend.
The point was you've posted about a game not involving City to take a swipe at him minutes after we've won an important away game. You criticised him during the game and in the Millwall game too. It's not just every now and then it's with everything he's doing lately. We lose to Millwall, you criticise his subs. We win at Wrexham, you criticise his subs. Why not just enjoy the win? You clearly make up your mind on players and managers and your tone and style of posting about them shifts, it's done so with Jakirovic the last few games.
Hopefully! Think we have wendies their only point in about 7 months though didn’t we?
Im not afraid to admit ive got drunk and just woke up and realised we won. Hope it was nice for everyone who participated.
Yes, wasn't the subs, was the starting line up you took issue with saying Ajayi shouldn't have started. Must have been Ipswich where you took issue with the subs. Personal insults coming out are a bit unncessary too.
Just dunno why the need to bring up Stoke v Ipswich in here right after a win.
I can’t see him starting after being at fault for another goal again today.
Oh, the post where I said dropping Egan was the right decision but starting Ajayi instead of McNair was probably the wrong decision in hindsight?
That post that you also liked?
Personal insults like the ones you made to Howden the other day?
Not drink related but for the Norwich away game this season I was watching The Gruffalo at cinema with my 2-year old. Didn't realise it was a 12:30 kickoff. Checked my phone after to see the team news and we'd already won 2-0. Pleasant surprise.
Haven’t seen every game this season but three times I’ve watched Wrexham I’m astounded they’re as high as 6th. What are they good at and how do they win so many games?
Despite some late pressure they never really looked like scoring and we should’ve had the game wrapped up by then anyway.
An appealing set of fixtures on paper and some key players returning what could possibly go wrong?!
Despite some late pressure they never really looked like scoring and we should’ve had the game wrapped up by then anyway.
An appealing set of fixtures on paper and some key players returning what could possibly go wrong?!
Amazingly you actually made a number of points in that post that I agreed with some of and not other. You can't like parts of a post I don't think.
What insult was that? He joked about the fact that he didn't make it as a pro. Can't recall me ever joking about being a gimp.
Just leave it there and enjoy the win Kal.
Huge win tonight.
I'd have probably taken 3 points from the last three beforehand. But as three draws.
Tonight was the biggest one to win out of the three, especially with Derby losing.
Thought we dominated for 75 mins, then we gave away an awful goal, again. Then it was backs to the wall.
McNair had a good game, and Ajayi coming on for him changed the game I thought. Although Ajayi made an immense header to clear a corner away towards the end.
Gelhardt looked a lot more like it. And Koumas has scored three important goals as well now, bodes well with Bellloumi coming back, just hope he can stay fit.
I'd have probably taken 3 points from the last three beforehand. But as three draws.
Tonight was the biggest one to win out of the three, especially with Derby losing.
Thought we dominated for 75 mins, then we gave away an awful goal, again. Then it was backs to the wall.
McNair had a good game, and Ajayi coming on for him changed the game I thought. Although Ajayi made an immense header to clear a corner away towards the end.
Gelhardt looked a lot more like it. And Koumas has scored three important goals as well now, bodes well with Bellloumi coming back, just hope he can stay fit.
tigermaul
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Well Jakirovic seems quite laid back but I hope he gives them both a rocket up the arse for this. McB is our penalty taker. If on the pitch, he should take the pens.
I actually praised how we played against Millwall because it was the best we played since Preston away and that was mostly down to how Jakirović set us up to be proactive. Me saying ‘maybe starting a rusty Ajayi wasn’t the right call in hindsight’ is hardly harsh criticism of the coach, is it?
We play negatively sometimes and it can bite us on the arse like against Ipswich. It’s valid to criticise it.
To be fair, Gelhardt and McBurnie both had 100% penalty records for us at the time. Gelhardt had taken maybe four or five(?) and scored them all. I'd generally be happy with either of them taking it.
Cutting through all the squabbling, this is true but to be fair, it's been a very successful approach. 6 wins from the last 7 away. If we could find a similarly negative but effective way of playing at home we'd be top two.
Particularly when we had a draw and win against the current top two using that approach, I don't think it's that crazy to try it against Ipswich.
We actually tried it at home against Ipswich and looked fine for the first hour and then Jaden came on and changed the game. I'd really rather avoid them in the Play Offs but nothing across the two league games has me terrified of them the more I reflect on the two games.