Gotta feeling there gonna be disappointed.Those who wanted us knocked out of all the cups must be creaming themselves as they look forward to a vast improvement on Saturday.
Gotta feeling there gonna be disappointed.Those who wanted us knocked out of all the cups must be creaming themselves as they look forward to a vast improvement on Saturday.
Those who wanted us knocked out of all the cups must be creaming themselves as they look forward to a vast improvement on Saturday.
Recall any of the youngsters on loan as they couldn't do any worse.There's obviously a problem inside the club that needs addressing.
Whatever that may be its down to the owner and manager to sort out.
If Donald has any hope of impressing the Americans he needs to be clear and decisive.
As things stand we'll stagnate, lose thousands more supporters and fail to be promoted.
Donald and Parkinson are piling the pressure on themselves and a Saturday defeat will double it.
Whatever the result we need to see every player leave the pitch sweating, covered in mud, blood and snot ....
.... anyone who isn't can be left out imo, we need some fight and we need it now.
If this carries on I can definitely see the home crowd dwindle, it's bad enough trudging all over the country in good weather, never mind in the winter....
It's so sad to see how far we've fallen, the whole place seems flat, with flat performances from half arsed players.....PP needs to up the fitness levels of this lot its embarrassing to see them blowing after 30 mins, hopefully the new fitness guy is gonna push them to where they should be....
Recall any of the youngsters on loan as they couldn't do any worse.
Stick Grigg, McGeady and any one else who can't be arsed in the U23's and see if that makes a difference to their attitude.
Tell the youngun's that this is their chance to impress.
that's fair enough. What I will say in his defence is, out of the 92 goals he scored before he came here 84 were with his feet. Surely someone knew this.Grigg is clearly a one-trick pony then. Is he incapable of changing his style of play to suit the players and tactics around him? Or is he merely unwilling to do so? Either way it says a lot about him as a player. All this crap about him not getting the service is just that. Crap. He’s up there with the ‘wrong kind of leaves’ excuse.
By all accounts Ozturk had a good game, as for costing us the game he had been subtituted when they scoredLack of fitness, was seen in throughout the game, and it was clear that Gillingham ended the stronger. However playing the three amigos up front and a half fit Ozturk at the back was senseless, and in this particular game, cost us just as dearly imo.
By all accounts Ozturk had a good game, as for costing us the game he had been subtituted when they scored
U32s. About time they got a game.What cost us was Gillingham were better than us and well organised, plus the fact that both Ozturk and Grigg (again) no surprises there to anyone, but the few. This restricted us to having to rely on tired under performing players, or those on yellows walking on eggshells to see out the game, never mind levelling it..
My sole reservation about Ozturk s that he came back too soon last time, and its more important for him to be ready to play on Saturday.
If Willis or Lynch are unavailable we could be down to Flanagan and the two U23's in CD, and partnerships are important in this crucial position.
The performances of both U32's were a bonus to the many of us on here who have been calling for the academy to be more involved for years now.
Ross left behind a mess. Yes or No?Did Jack Ross knock you back in a nightclub or something?
You seem to still be mentioning him at every opportunity. You'll need to see a Doctor about it soon.
I think the biggest mistake was playing our strongest centre half’s in the checkatrade game which left them injured. That was the game to play youngsters and fringe players.By all accounts Ozturk had a good game, as for costing us the game he had been subtituted when they scored
Or they just aren’t good enough.The players are either not playing for him, or they haven't got a clue what their roles are under Parky. It's imperative that we have a good January window, with a manager we know will take us forward.
The next two home games are crucial to keep pace with the top two. Fail to win them and we need to admit that we've made a mistake with the managerial appointment. We did it with Di Canio when things were clearly not right in the camp, and we may need to do it again.
I hope we don't need to, and the team miraculously wakes from it's slumber, but somehow I doubt that'll happen.
I only mentioned that you seem to squeeze him in every post.Ross left behind a mess. Yes or No?
Is it all PP's fault?
Nothing to do with hill or coton.
Typical sort of post from PF fugitive.
Unable and unwilling to debate or give an opinion. Just insult the poster.
Lack of breeding or education.
Let you decide
When are you going to calm down and move on? Grigg was bought as a proven goal scorer par excellence at this level, that is a proven factRoss left behind a mess. Yes or No?
Is it all PP's fault?
Nothing to do with hill or coton.
Typical sort of post from PF fugitive.
Unable and unwilling to debate or give an opinion. Just insult the poster.
Lack of breeding or education.
Let you decide
Thing is, how do you think the next two home games will go? On form 1 pt or less? We could be twenty points away from a play off position come JanuaryParky won't be ditched.
We're not far off the top and we just need to hang in there until
A. The fitness coach does his thing,
B. Parky has a fully fit squad to pick from,
C. We add a couple of players in Jan.
I trust Parky and if things go right I can see us going on a run in the new year.
(Yeah, Ok. When did things last go right?)