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15 December 2016 at 3:06 am #153153
We will have gone 6 home games without a goal and 3 calendar months without a goal at home.
Just an idea Yootha….start with 2 up top…Christ it can’t get any worse (can it?)
15 December 2016 at 8:32 am #153154I knew there was a bloody catch with these cheap season tickets!
15 December 2016 at 11:01 am #153156Shades of the 2014-15 season however this team is poorer than that in my opinion.
A total lack of ambition will send this club into oblivion if some serious team investment is not made in the new year.
The rot set in in 2009 when we went from an established premier league outfit in the top ten to a club fighting relegation each season.
Yes we won a major trophy in that time but the club has most certainly been in decline since then regardless of that
Last night was like watching schoolboys play their teachers and I realised then that regardless of manager ( ridiculous decision sacking caldwelll btw )we have had it unless changes in playing personnel are made in January and the war chest brought out !.15 December 2016 at 12:48 pm #153157Caldwell was sacked too hastilly IMO & i am certain that in the back of his mind, young sharpie now regrets that decision.
15 December 2016 at 12:51 pm #153158First post on here in a long time, but Joyce has driven me back!
No going to vent just yet, but from his comments on Sky last it didn’t sound like he was planning much for the January window and/or that there was any money knocking around.
That did start me wondering whether he has any recent transfer market experience? As I’m guessing at Utd he was just a coach and got his players handed to him? If so we are well and truly fooked.
15 December 2016 at 1:01 pm #153160You can hardly blame him if there’s no money around. I didn’t hear the interview but I don’t know exactly what was said, but once the January comes a lot of rhetoric goes out the window.
15 December 2016 at 1:05 pm #153161That did start me wondering whether he has any recent transfer market experience? As I’m guessing at Utd he was just a coach and got his players handed to him? If so we are well and truly fooked.We have just got in a new head of player recruitment, who I suspect has a fair bit of experience. A meeting last week between him, Joyce and Jonathan Jackson to identify requirements for January. (source – last night’s programme)
15 December 2016 at 1:10 pm #153162Shades of the 2014-15 season however this team is poorer than that in my opinion.
A total lack of ambition will send this club into oblivion if some serious team investment is not made in the new year.
The rot set in in 2009 when we went from an established premier league outfit in the top ten to a club fighting relegation each season.
Yes we won a major trophy in that time but the club has most certainly been in decline since then regardless of that
Last night was like watching schoolboys play their teachers and I realised then that regardless of manager ( ridiculous decision sacking caldwelll btw )we have had it unless changes in playing personnel are made in January and the war chest brought out !.Totally agree Vince. When you know who arrived with his tippy tappy stuff and one up front malarky the club has been in a near permanent state of crisis. People laughed at Bruce, but for me we had our strongest Prem side under him 2008-9….Heskey, Zaki (for a while :ohmy:), Palacios, Valencia etc…
Then El Clueless arrived trying to play Champions League football with Championship players on a non-league pitch :silly:
15 December 2016 at 1:11 pm #153163Shades of the 2014-15 season however this team is poorer than that in my opinion.
A total lack of ambition will send this club into oblivion if some serious team investment is not made in the new year.
The rot set in in 2009 when we went from an established premier league outfit in the top ten to a club fighting relegation each season.
Yes we won a major trophy in that time but the club has most certainly been in decline since then regardless of that
Last night was like watching schoolboys play their teachers and I realised then that regardless of manager ( ridiculous decision sacking caldwelll btw )we have had it unless changes in playing personnel are made in January and the war chest brought out !.i think there’s a bit of misty eyed recollection of facts there Vince
I would hardly have called Latics an “established premier league outfit” – we’d been in the top flight 3-4 years at that point, had a good first season, escaped relegation by the skin of our teeth in the 2nd, fought a relegation battle in the 3rd (though finished strongly) & were doing well up till Jan in the 4th. We hadn’t really been in the top 10 since our first season until late 2008Now at that point I agree the focus shifted to survival but the club could not continue to lose money at the rate that it was doing. I’d question why it had to happen so suddenly in the January of that season as opposed to at the end of the season but it had to happen at some point regardless or else pretty soon the club would have become unsustainable.
On to last night, Newcastle are a far richer club than Latics with far greater resources & fanbase. Player for player they are better than Latics in every single position on the pitch so I’m not quite sure what you were expecting & Latics can’t hope to compete for a sustained period of time against them unless you’re prepared to risk bankrupting the club. Thankfully the Whelan’s aren’t
15 December 2016 at 1:42 pm #153167Caldwell was sacked too hastilly IMO & i am certain that in the back of his mind, young sharpie now regrets that decision.I remember you posting that before and i’ll reply with the same, Sharpie will regret appointing this clown on a three and half year contract.
I don’t think he has any regrets on potting Caldwell.
Fuck the EFL
15 December 2016 at 2:36 pm #153173People didnt like Paul Jewell at the start as the squad he inherited was poor, look how that turned out.
15 December 2016 at 4:51 pm #153177Im agreeing with quite a few comments on here. I too have often wondered why in that 2009 season, we were 7th i think & going along quite nicely. Then come january, we sold off palacios & valencia & replaced with players not as good & on the “cheap”. That bruce team was by far our best premier league team.
I also agree with super stu barlow re: jewell. He did inherit sh1t & with time took us on what was to be the start of our greatest period in our history.
Bullitt, i have posted that comment re; caldwell before & have just posted something similar again on facebook. I think he was sacked too hastilly, & i worry sometimes if he is going to be as idiotic (IMO) as his grandad (at times) with his hiring & firing as managers. But we move on.
Would love to know who this head of recruitment is & wonder if he/she is going to be any good at what they do.
16 December 2016 at 2:24 pm #153199Shades of the 2014-15 season however this team is poorer than that in my opinion.
A total lack of ambition will send this club into oblivion if some serious team investment is not made in the new year.
The rot set in in 2009 when we went from an established premier league outfit in the top ten to a club fighting relegation each season.
Yes we won a major trophy in that time but the club has most certainly been in decline since then regardless of that
Last night was like watching schoolboys play their teachers and I realised then that regardless of manager ( ridiculous decision sacking caldwelll btw )we have had it unless changes in playing personnel are made in January and the war chest brought out !.Totally agree Vince. When you know who arrived with his tippy tappy stuff and one up front malarky the club has been in a near permanent state of crisis. People laughed at Bruce, but for me we had our strongest Prem side under him 2008-9….Heskey, Zaki (for a while :ohmy:), Palacios, Valencia etc…
Then El Clueless arrived trying to play Champions League football with Championship players on a non-league pitch :silly:[/quote]
[/size]Bloody foreigners, coming over here with their silly tactics and formations, winning an FA Cup and keeping us in the Premier League against all odds three times.16 December 2016 at 3:41 pm #153200Winning FA Cups and escaping relegations with an adjustment of the tactics.
16 December 2016 at 4:21 pm #153202Bobby won the cup brilliantly with the most un Bob like formation and performance. Espinoza on one flank and Macca on the other tore City apart in the first half and they simply didn’t have the answer. It has to go down as one of the most complete performances ever by the Latics. I’ll never tire of watching the game over and over. Greatest day of my life still get goosebumps thinking about it.
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