- This topic has 15 replies, 11 voices, and was last updated 4 years, 1 month ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Cooko the Clown! . We all have lambasted him at some point this season, some more than others, but the man is turning it around again. Still work in progress but he’s given us a great chance to get out of the relegation battle.
Let’s all give him and his players the credit they deserve and its all been done without young Gelhardt. (Winky smiley emoji)From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!Great result and the stats suggest we more than held our own. Pressure piling up on others around us now.
Hopefully continue the run against Luton to edge even further up the table.Cooko the Clown! . We all have lambasted him at some point this season, some more than others, but the man is turning it around again. Still work in progress but he’s given us a great chance to get out of the relegation battle.
Let’s all give him and his players the credit they deserve and its all been done without young Gelhardt. (Winky smiley emoji)Indeed jr I have been one of his biggest critics but it has also been deserved as well. We are not yet out of the woods but at long last signs are deffo there. His biggest game is Luton and let’s see how he manages that one before we celebrate. After 2 unbelievable away wins it would be just like us to balls it up again so that’s why the Luton game is his biggest. He has rightly earned the nickname because of his mistakes and tactics but he can easily change it and become a hero if he works the Oracle and fans become happy with the football he serves up. It’s up to himself now to turn it around that’s football it’s how its always worked .
Praise indeed mind for the last 2 performances and results and here’s hoping it continues.
Totally agree…..I’ve given him jip but todays his day. Not just ace results but the manner of them is a massive improvement. Previous post my sentiments exactly and somehow I cant help thinking offloading Windass has given the squad a lift.
I’m glad you’ve mentioned that MR B! I can’t help but think the same thing, that since Windass was offloaded the whole team’s performance has improved immensely! If that’s the case I hope he doesn’t come back – he’s not been setting Sheffield Wednesday alight as far as I can see…
I just think we have got the confidence back in the side and players are starting to believe we will score and will keep sides out. Three massive massive wins this week.
And a certain Mr Windass is quoted today as saying that the reason he left was that he didn’t see eye to eye with Paul Cook. I wonder if that conversation went something along the lines of Cook: “Josh, you’re not playing well enough and you’re not as good as you (and your dad) think you are!” Windass: “No you’re wrong, I am good” Cook: “Well see how good you are on loan at Sheff Wed, then we’ll talk again!”
I’m afraid he’s way to lightweight to be an out-and-out number nine at this level. If Rangers had better options than him, I certainly think the standard of the Championship is on a par with the Scottish Premiership – so he’s not good enough for me!
Windass has fallen out with his last 2 managers but he will tell you neither were his fault.
Good to see cook getting some praise, although some of it is very thinly veiled
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
